a blazingly fast Rust based photo/video management solution with superior customization and configurability

This is a Google Photos, Synology Photos, and Immich alternative, which doesn't choke out on large photo collections, and offers highly configurable facial recognition features, which you may use (or not) at your discretion.

https://github.com/markrai/nazr-backend-sqlite
https://github.com/markrai/nazr-frontend-web



https://redd.it/1p2dmgo
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WiFi only Phone

I’m exploring a project and wanted some feedback. The biggest hurdle to a good open source mobile experience seems to be the on device cellular modem. It’s a regulatory and engineering non-starter if you’re not a massive company.

I’ve seen several people lately keeping an older phone with no SIM around that is WiFi only. My partner in particular I’ve seen leave the house and not even notice she grabbed the wrong phone because most of the places we go have WiFi. If we just kept a cell hotspot in the car you’d never even notice. I recently had some cell service issues and barely noticed.

My idea is to optimize for a WiFi phone experience with strong support for external cell modems. Something that is more network transparent and modular for a mostly urban person. Modem isolation does create the barrier of needing two devices, but it also adds a lot to be desired from a privacy and carrier selection standpoint. After exploring some of the mobile ecosystem I think you could get an mvp out extremely quickly - a lot of major problems like app ecosystem lock-in have solutions like Waydroid.

https://redd.it/1p2chnr
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Certified the first 1,000 zeros of the Riemann zeta function using a dual-evaluator contour method + Krawczyk refinement

I’ve been working on a fully reproducible framework for certifying zeros of
ζ(12+it)\\zeta(\\tfrac12 + it)ζ(21​+it) using:

a dual-evaluator approach (mpmath ζ + η-series),
a hexagonal contour with argument principle winding,
wavelength-limited sampling,
and a strict Krawczyk uniqueness test with automatic refinement.

The result is a clean, machine-readable dataset of the first 1,000 nontrivial zeros
with metadata for winding numbers, contraction bounds, evaluation agreement, and box isolation.

All code + the full JSON dataset are public here:
https://github.com/pattern-veda/rh-first-1000-zeros-python

This is meant to be reproducible, transparent, and extendable.
Feedback from people working in numerical analysis or computational number theory is welcome.



https://redd.it/1p2evg5
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Solo-building a transparent JavaScript registry - open-source from day zero

I’m solo-building Lambda: a transparent, clarity-focused JavaScript package registry.

Everything is open-source from day zero.
The goals:

• Bring clarity to package metadata
• Understand what libraries actually contain
• Provide version diffs that matter
• Offer deterministic runtime compatibility flags
• Build a registry with modern engineering taste

This is early-stage infrastructure, but I believe the JS ecosystem needs better tools.

Open-source, fully transparent, and built with intention. What do you think?

https://redd.it/1p2j49s
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Introducing ghextractor - Export GitHub Data with One Command!

Hey everyone! I just published a tool I've been working on that I think some of you might find useful. It's called ghextractor, and it lets you export all your GitHub repo data (PRs, issues, commits, branches, releases) into Markdown or JSON files.

## What it does
- Zero setup - works right out of the box with GitHub CLI
- Export to Markdown, JSON, or both formats
- Full repo backup with one command
- Handles GitHub rate limits automatically
- Works on Windows, Mac, and Linux
- Open source (MIT license)

## How to use it

npm install -g ghextractor
ghextractor

That's it! The tool will guide you through selecting your repo and export options.

## Why I built it
I needed to document some old projects and realized there wasn't a simple way to export all the GitHub data. So I built this tool to make it easy for anyone to:
- Backup their repos
- Generate documentation
- Analyze project history
- Migrate data between systems

It's got 139 automated tests, so it should be pretty reliable.

Check it out and let me know what you think! Feature requests welcome.

🔗 npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/ghextractor
🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/LeSoviet/GithubCLIExtractor
🔗 Documentation: https://lesoviet.github.io/GithubCLIExtractor/

## Screenshots

CLI Interface

Export Example

https://redd.it/1p2izt7
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My Second Mini Project

I have recived Google One subnoscription from my university which include 2TB Google drive storage,

So I have to fill the space with useful things I find my internet hence I build this repo:

https://github.com/BloopSmasher/Google-Collab-Drive-Torrent-Downloader

https://redd.it/1p2qws0
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FEX-Emu – A fast linux usermode x86 and x86-64 emulator
https://fex-emu.com/

https://redd.it/1p2qqxt
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ZapToBox Whatsapp Api
https://github.com/jeankassio/ZapToBox-Whatsapp-Api

https://redd.it/1p2srp1
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GrapheneOS accuses Murena & iodé of sabotage, pulls servers from France over police 'threats'
https://piunikaweb.com/2025/11/21/grapheneos-accuses-murena-iode-of-sabotage-pulls-servers-from-france-over-police-threats/

https://redd.it/1p2tem8
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Zyn 0.2.0 – An extensible pub/sub messaging protocol for real-time apps

https://github.com/zyn-org/zyn/releases/tag/zyn-0.2.0

https://redd.it/1p2v1sn
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Does it still make sense to pour your heart into open-source in the AI era?

I know it sounds silly but it's quite serious question, mods please don't delete this post

I love 2 things about open source - one is seeing that people actually use stuff that I've built, and second is getting Github stars for it. It's been like this for me for many, many years. However, when I see what happens recently on vibe coding subreddits - where some people have literally 50-100 applications (!!) published just because they know how to use AI efficiently, I feel a bit discouraged. What's your take on this?

https://redd.it/1p2v0w8
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Made ProxyBridge - Tool to redirect ANY MacOS application through SOCKS5/HTTP proxies
https://github.com/InterceptSuite/ProxyBridge

https://redd.it/1p2ynxp
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Contributing to opensource

Hello, everyone. I want to try contributing to open source code. For example, I took https://wayland.freedesktop.org/, I know how to use git and understand the syntax of the language, but I am completely unfamiliar with the architecture of the project. Which file is responsible for which functionality, and how do I run the project to see a specific function? In simple terms: how can I use my knowledge of programming languages and tools to start helping to solve issues?
The simplest and most clumsy option I can see is to set a breakpoint on the main function and go through the entire project step by step, but this is terribly time-consuming. How do people participate in open source development?

https://redd.it/1p2yhnn
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Microsoft makes Zork I, II, and III open source under MIT License - Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2025/11/microsoft-makes-zork-i-ii-and-iii-open-source-under-mit-license/

https://redd.it/1p31aem
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qSpeak - open source desktop voice trannoscription and AI assistant for Linux, Windows and Mac
https://github.com/qforge-dev/qspeak

https://redd.it/1p31kc2
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OmniLED - Customizable OLED screen manager, primarily aimed at SteelSeries devices

Hi,
I've been polishing my side project https://github.com/llMBQll/OmniLED for a while now and I just want to get it out to more people.
It's written in rust, works on Windows and Linux and doesn't require SteelSeries GG software to be active. It's also very customizable thanks to an embedded Lua noscripting engine that allows to display the data in any way you want.


If you have a SteelSeries (or any other device) with an OLED screen, it would mean a lot to me if you could check it out and maybe suggest some features or help me extend the supported device list

https://redd.it/1p32pdn
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Introducing Commit Goods: Official Merch for the Open Source Projects
https://blog.planetargon.com/blog/entries/introducing-commit-goods-official-merch-for-the-open-source-community

https://redd.it/1p35z7y
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Built a tiny high-performance telemetry/log tailing agent in Zig (epoll + inotify). Feedback & contributors welcome

I’ve been hacking on a little side-project called zail — a lightweight telemetry agent written in Zig that watches directories recursively and streams out newly appended log data in real time.

Think of it like a minimal “tail-F”, but built properly on top of epoll + inotify, no polling, and stable file identity tracking (inode + dev_id). It’s designed for setups where you want something fast, predictable, and low-CPU to collect logs or feed them into other systems.

# Why I’m posting

I’m looking for early contributors, reviewers, and anyone who enjoys hacking on:

epoll / inotify internals
log rotation logic
output sinks (JSON, TCP/UDP, HTTP, Redis, etc.)
async worker pipelines
structured log parsing
general Zig code quality improvements

The codebase is small, easy to navigate, and friendly for new Zig/system-level contributors.

# Repo

https://github.com/ankushT369/zail

If you like low-level Linux stuff or just want a fun project to tinker with, I’d love your thoughts or contributions!

https://redd.it/1p2zbrc
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ITrace Every HTTP Call with Payloads, Understand Every User Journey

I just open source a microservice call graph visualization tool, check it out.


https://github.com/softprobe/softprobe

https://redd.it/1p399dk
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For the sol preneur, AI market survey tools.
https://github.com/HenryKang1/AI_market_researcher

https://redd.it/1p3b5yv
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The Arweave Community's Greatest Unsolved Mystery: Tiamat's Puzzles
https://github.com/HomelessPhD/AR_Puzzles

https://redd.it/1p38gbm
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