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23 votes
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Linux Kernel ends i486 support - eighteen years after its discontinuation, thirty-six years after its initial release
25 votes -
A StarlingX explainer
3 votes -
OatmealDome: "The Wii homebrew community was all built on top of a pile of lies and copyright infringement"
26 votes -
NATS' original donor attempting to take the project back from CNCF to relicense as BUSL
10 votes -
Arch Linux to switch from Redis to Valkey
21 votes -
The GNU nano text editor is named by analogy
18 votes -
WordPress scales back to one major release in 2025
19 votes -
Thundermail (by Mozilla): a Gmail, Office 365 rival
40 votes -
Dipping my toes in OpenBSD, in Amsterdam
15 votes -
RMK on the Ferris Sweep
7 votes -
Ploopy Classic 2 open source trackball
13 votes -
LocalSend: a free, open-source, cross-platform app to share files to nearby devices
62 votes -
Introducing two new PebbleOS watches!
57 votes -
Dudelings: Arcade Sportsball postmortem and FOSS announcement
6 votes -
Apple restricts Pebble from being awesome with iPhones
46 votes -
FOSS infrastructure is under attack by AI companies
39 votes -
Moonlight: Open source game streaming client
31 votes -
Optimizing Brainfuck interpreter in the C preprocessor
4 votes -
I didn't want to pay for an RSS newsletter email service so I built my own
15 votes -
RMK (Rust keyboard firmware)
19 votes -
Godot 4.4 release - A unified experience
20 votes -
Shorthorn Project - Run modern programs on Windows XP/2003
13 votes -
Linus Torvalds weighs in on the Rust for Linux controversy
51 votes -
TRMNL - Open source e-ink "companion" device
52 votes -
San Francisco unveils marble bust of Aaron Swartz, hero of open-access internet
48 votes -
WikiTok
53 votes -
Global Capslock key
76 votes -
DeepComputing launches early access program for DC-ROMA RISC-V Mainboard for Framework Laptop 13
4 votes -
Why and how I use Immich
16 votes -
We're bringing Pebble back!
80 votes -
T1: a RISC-V Vector processor implementation
8 votes -
Too many people don’t value the time of security researchers
22 votes -
Dillo 3.2 celebrates the browser's 25th anniversary
10 votes -
Announcing Supporters of Chromium-based browsers
22 votes -
MeroChat is a open source website that helps you to find people to chat with
15 votes -
Matt Mullenweg deactivates WordPress accounts of contributors planning a fork
55 votes -
Pluvia: Lightweight unofficial Steam client for Android
24 votes -
Mecha Comet - Modular Linux Handheld Computer powered by Open-Source Software
15 votes -
Fidget
7 votes -
Comparing OSS Photo Organizers (Google Photos alternatives)
17 votes -
Storyteller is now on PikaPods
6 votes -
"Open" platform to post lyrics
I started writing some lyrics and I like the idea of sharing them with whomever wants to use them. Personally, it's an extra motivator to know your writing might be useful for something. So, I'm...
I started writing some lyrics and I like the idea of sharing them with whomever wants to use them. Personally, it's an extra motivator to know your writing might be useful for something.
So, I'm looking for a platform where I can dump my ramblings basically xD. I mostly don't want a "free" platform funded by advertisements. Everything else (e.g. built on FOSS, federated) is a plus. Let's not make the perfect the enemy of the good.
Thanks =)
5 votes -
RowBot Rally out today on Playdate
5 votes -
From where I left off (antirez returns to Redis)
6 votes -
Tips for increasing online privacy (without going insane)?
I've been researching internet privacy and fell down the rabbit hole of...well, internet privacy. I started with deleting Facebook/Instagram and switching to fire fox + plugins. I would like to...
I've been researching internet privacy and fell down the rabbit hole of...well, internet privacy. I started with deleting Facebook/Instagram and switching to fire fox + plugins. I would like to make more improvements but I really have no idea how, it started with deleting socials and next thing you know I'm looking at LineageOS and de-googling.
If anyone has any suggestions on where to go next while staying realistic/not going crazy, i would love to hear them. I am not really sure where to set my expectations, basically I would like to have more control of my data. The other day Google photos gave me a memory recap which kind of creeped me out! I am suddenly not fond of whatever is going on under the surface of Google photos that's making collages and trying to sell my photo books. Also g-board giving me a pop up in the text prediction row asking me to rate the app??? Ew.
I am a fan of self hosting and run a small NAS (open media vault) but this too quickly turns into the privacy spiral and leaves me thinking I should throw my phone into a river and live in the forest. Would love to hear your thoughts/advice/opinions!
54 votes -
My impressions of the Retrobat emulation frontend
7 votes -
With Core One, Prusa's open source hardware dream quietly dies
22 votes -
NGI Mobifree grants awarded for fair mobile software
6 votes -
Phonetic matching
10 votes