Made a small patch

Ahem.. everyone.

I have made a small open-source dylib that makes GoFetch way harder to use but doesn't mitigate it (obv it's to Apple to release a REAL mitigation).

It is only for MacOS yet (being that the nature of the patch is that it's a dylib) and personally I may have plans for the future (but uncertain) to port it to Asahi I guess...

But to try to limit it.. I have made a small dylib that tries to hint to the MacOS scheduler to use efficiency cores (E-cores) which aren't affected by GoFetch for the current process and adds some jitter to make timing less precise, disrupting this side-channel attack which relies on high-resolution timing to infer data.

The E-core trick may or may not work since it's just a hint and the scheduler is responsible for the final decision.

WARNING. This is only intended to serve as a sort of temporary trick to make the bar higher for GoFetch exploitation before Apple releases something way better for M1/M2.

Here it is (however must be compiled): https://github.com/Izgip/GoFetch-Mac-Mitigation/tree/main

You can now maybe ask for how to use it or whatever questions related to the patch:




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Ai assistant extension open source

I want to use an ai assistant like the one offered in Colab. It should provide completions. In pycharm. But the one there is not open-source. I want the plug in that I install to be open source to make sure it doesn't access other files.

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Features of handy messaging framework

A framework that can work with several message brokers like Kafka, Pubsub etc...
https://handy-messaging-framework.github.io/handy-messaging4j-docs/features/framework_features.html

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I Want to Make the Most Beautiful, Aesthetic, Free and Open-source Platform for Learning Japanese

The idea is actually quite simple. As a Japanese learner and a coder, I've always wanted there to be an open-source, 100% free for learning Japanese, similar to Monkeytype in the typing community.

Unfortunately, pretty much all language learning apps are closed-sourced and paid these days, and the ones that *are* free have unfortunately been abandoned.

But of course, just creating yet another language learning app was not enough - there has to be a unique selling point. And then I thought? Why not make it crazy and do what no other language learning app *ever* did - add a gazillion different color themes and fonts, to really hit it home and honor the app's original inspiration, Monkeytype?

And so I did. Now, I'm looking to find contributors and testers for the early stages of the app.

Why? Because weebs and otakus deserve to have a 100% free, beautiful, quality language learning app too！

P.S. You can check it out and see if the project is potentially worth anything at --> https://kanadojo.com (the Github repo is right there too!)

どもありがとうございます！

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How do I start opensource?

I have tried looking at popular projects but they are either something that i can't understand at all or if i do fine something that i can do such issues are already assigned.

I want to find a beginner friendly place where I can get issues easily. Kindly guide me.



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GitHub - larswaechter/markular: A lightweight Markdown Editor for Angular.
https://github.com/larswaechter/markular

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RISC-V emulation on NES
https://github.com/xms0g/nesv

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CaDoodle - FOSS Drag-And-Drop CAD for 3D Printing
https://cadoodlecad.com/

https://redd.it/1myzrae
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Library Compose Shape Fitter – Shape Approximation from Points in Kotlin

I’ve been experimenting with geometry + Kotlin and put together a small library called Compose Shape Fitter.

It takes a sequence of points (for example, from touch input) and can either:

Draw them directly inside a `DrawScope`
Or approximate them as a shape (currently: Circle, Ellipse, Triangle, Square, Pentagon, Hexagon, Oriented Bounding Box).

# https://github.com/sarimmehdi/Compose-Shape-Fitter

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Kiorg: A hacker's file manager with VIM inspired keybind and snappy rendering
https://github.com/houqp/kiorg

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Smart Plug Notifier – Microservice system for real-time appliance monitoring
https://github.com/AleksaMCode/smart-plug-notifier

https://redd.it/1mz4p8c
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Cossmology: A database of open-source companies
https://cossmology.com/

https://redd.it/1mz3mmn
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GitHub - friendly-kobold: A Desktop GUI for running LLMs locally
https://github.com/lone-cloud/friendly-kobold

https://redd.it/1mzfcvp
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I built the best portfolio template: Open-source, animated with Framer Motion, and fully customizable via simple JSON files.
https://github.com/killcod3/NextGenPortfolio

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Introducing Molecule UI v1

# Introducing Molecule UI

We are happy to introduce Molecule UI v1. https://www.moleculeui.design/

Molecule UI is built on the idea of making animated component easily accessible to the developers.
It is built on top of the Shadcn CLI to make distribution streamlined. Animation are handled using Motion and CSS animations. Tailwind is used for styling and radix UI for accessibility.

Instead of just giving you building blocks Molecule UI aims at providing plug and play, component and blocks. We aim to provide every required section for a APP.

Such as
\- Hero Sections
\- Login Pages
\- Chat list
\- Chat UI
\- React Flow Component
\- Plug and Play Rich Text Editor
and many more in coming days.

As of now in v1 we have following component Live
\- Accordion
\- Checkbox
\- Warp Dialog
\- Discussion
\- Expandable Button
\- Voice Input
and 10 more Ready to use components

We are a open source project under MIT license and looking for contributors. If you are interested take a fork of our repo and start creating amazing things. https://github.com/molecule-lab/molecule-ui/fork

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suggest foss creative software for a yt vid

im working on a youtube video where i explain what openscource is and what it means for designers. i am aware of the usual, ardour, kdenlive, krita, opentoonz, blender, aesprite, etc.


but i wanted some softwares that arent talked about much/ or are criminally underrated.

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Open Source Chatting App?

Is there any open source chatting app that allows full customization? For isntance it needs to fulfill some requirements, so here they go:

\- It needs to support at the very least android

\- It needs to have some sort of encryption to avoid leaking the contents of the messages

\- It needs to have the server and client open source, since I want to add new features on top of it

\- Having some kind of resource that helps modifying the code would be good but not mandatory.

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I built a Rust CLI for secure, temporary file sharing on AWS S3. With S3 on server encryption, links/files expire automatically, and it costs almost nothing to run (AWS Free Tier)
https://github.com/killcod3/temps3

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Introducing Univer MCP – AI-Native Spreadsheets for Everyone

Hey r/opensource! 👋

I wanted to share Univer MCP, a tool that lets you drive Univer Spreadsheets using natural language. Basically, it brings AI directly into spreadsheets, so you can automate, analyze, and manipulate data more intuitively.

Who can use it?
Any app that uses Univer Spreadsheets can integrate with Univer MCP and leverage AI to enhance spreadsheet functionality.

Would love to hear your thoughts—how do you see AI transforming spreadsheet workflows in open-source projects?

Check: https://github.com/dream-num/univer

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Embedded device, Qt6 vs Qt5

Hi everyone,

I am working on an embedded product using Yocto that launches a Qt Application at startup.

I am trying to make sure we comply with open source licenses correctly, but I am a bit confused about the implications. Here is the situation:

* The application uses **Qt6**.
* It also uses **Qt Virtual Keyboard**, which I understand is **GPLv3 only**.
* The rest of the Qt6 components we use are under **LGPLv3**.

From what I understand:

1. Since Qt Virtual Keyboard is GPLv3, **the whole application must be GPLv3**, which means we would need to make the source code of the app publicly available.
2. Because Qt6 is LGPLv3, we must allow the end user to **replace the Qt libraries** with modified versions. But do we need to provide documentation or noscripts for rebuilding the Yocto image, or is it sufficient to just not prevent the replacement technically (firmware signing, hardware locks...) ?
3. If we used Qt5 instead, the LGPLv2.1 modules would **not require the ability to replace Qt**, so simply publishing the application source code would be sufficient, is that correct?

I’d really appreciate clarification from anyone with experience in embedded Qt products.

I want to make sure we comply without overcomplicating things for users.

Thanks in advance!

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DIGGIT.DEV - a git history tool for architecture archaeologists
https://diggit.dev

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