I'd also be happy to hear any suggestions/ideas you might have @ke1vans

packetloss.ir
Developed by Navid to check network quality over UDP. Suitable for gamers

Bushuray has received several updates since its initial release. It's now on v0.1.7 and is available on AUR under the name of bushuray-git (It builds from the main branch)
Feedbacks are appreciated and I'd be happy to hear'em

Revanced | Patch and customize your android applications
revanced.app

It is every consumers right to be able to run their software the way they intend it too. At the end of the day, it's your computer(phone).
So If you are using android, there is still hope. You can patch your applications; meaning you could block ads, customize themes, extend functionalities, and more.

Revanced is an open-source project, giving you number of ways to do this. I like to use their CLI but you can use their android application as well. Here is the CLI way:

1. Make sure to check out the patches you want and the versions they support from here: revanced.app/patches
2. Download the specific APK version you need from apkmirror
3. Download Revanced patch list github.com/ReVanced/revanced-patches
4. Get revanced-cli up and working github.com/revanced/revanced-cli (you can use nix-pkgs for an easier time)

Find the index of your patches in the patch list. Maybe using a command like below:

java -jar revanced-cli.jar list-patches ./patches-5.39.0.rvp | grep -i "GmsCore support" -A2 -B2

Then you can patch your application like this:

java -jar revanced-cli.jar patch -p patches.rvp --ei=173 --exclusive youtube.apk

Make sure to read the docs for the cli so you'll have an easier time

A nicer guide for using revanced manager application:
https://en.todoandroid.es/Complete-guide-to-patching-Android-apps-with-Revanced-Manager/

Google in route to force everyone to use their malware-filled play store on Android. It might be so over
Article Link

Finally, It's here. AI models literally plot to blackmail and murder employees when given the chance in order to survive:

Youtube Video

Original paper

Microrizz | A simple proxy protocol meant to be used on cheap Nodejs application services (works over websocket and webrtc). This is one of my older repos but I find it useful from time to time. You can deploy it on a serverless provider and get a local socks5 proxy with its client
https://github.com/Keivan-sf/microrizz

Free software foundation announces librephone project, bringing free and open-source software and drivers to mobile devices. Executive director of FSF metioned:

... this work will take time, but we're used to playing the long game

This is good news, since nearly all of us rely on un-free software when it comes to mobile devices. Now we have hope that we can break free of this corporate chain

Article link
Fireship video regarding this

P.S. The Free Software Foundation (FSF) is the nonprofit organization behind GNU and other software freedom initiatives