Opensource

Features

• Supports creating RSA or modern elliptic-curve key pairs directly on device
• Enter a message and tool encrypts it for stored recipient
• Import, export, and inspect public and private keys
• No internet permission required
• Compatible with a wide range of PGP implementations
• Clean Material Design interface

Call for open-source work to be recognised as voluntary work for the common good – on a par with voluntary work for community organisations, youth work or emergency services.

The investment will be used to strengthen the structural reliability and security of KDE's core infrastructure, including Plasma, KDE Linux, and the frameworks underlying its communication services.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/46784209

Hey everyone,

We just released new features this week and wanted to share what's in them.

Quick Recap: Dograh is an open-source voice AI agent platform - a visual workflow builder like n8n, but for voice. You design conversational flows by dragging and dropping, connect your own LLM, TTS, and STT providers, and deploy agents that handle real phone calls. Inbound, outbound, call transfer to humans, voicemail detection, knowledge base, variable extraction, web widget, tool calls to CRM, n8n, WhatsApp, SMS, email, Calendly - anything with an API.

What's new in 1.27.0:

MCP capabilities to create new workflows using natural language instructions ⁠

Multi tenancy for telephony support - wherein you can create multiple telephony configurations for various providers (Plivo, Telnyx, Vobiz, Vonage, Cloudonix, Twilio)

Made it easier to set up telephony with deeper API integration with telephony providers

Github: https://github.com/dograh-hq/dograh

Let me know if you have any feedback after trying it A star would mean a lot

Use of AI tools for research and reverse engineering purposes is permitted. However, contributors are expected to fully own and understand all code they submit. Any communication with the team — including code, code comments, and GitHub comments — must come from the human contributor, not an AI agent acting autonomously.

We have unfortunately seen a rise in untested and unverified AI-generated slop being submitted to this project. This wastes maintainer time and, in worse cases, such changes get merged and break functionality for all users. Repeated violations will result in a ban from the repository. Please be respectful of everyone’s time.

Pull requests opened by AI agents or automated tools must include a disclosure in the PR description stating the scope of AI involvement — which parts were AI-generated and what human testing or review was performed prior to submission. PRs that omit this disclosure may be closed without review.

If you are unsure about your work, open a discussion issue to talk it through with the team, or reach out to a maintainer on Discord.

Jean-Baptiste Kempf is lead developer of VLC and president of VideoLAN. Kieran Kunhya is a longtime FFmpeg contributor, codec engineer, and the person behind the now-infamous FFmpeg account on X.

Not a fan of Lex Fridman but I think some people might find the interview interesting.

I have a Dreame PCB breakout adaptor for Valetudo. It's a spare, not soldered.

I don't have a button but I should have the other parts needed.

Free to whomever needs it within Canada. I'll ship it, send me a private message. :)

Also to those more tech savyy than me wants to cross post this post for more visibility, that would be great. (Yes I see the irony.)

Contact @MakingWork@lemmy.ca

I just got the new rclone version v1.74.0. It got a new gui command (rclone gui) that runs a web based gui. Its awesome. You can interact with all kinds of storage in it and edit all of your local configs. Since it is web based, you can also use the gui on a remote server and simply tunnel the port via ssh to your local machine.

Some additional context regarding Fedora Project Leader Jef Spaleta position and thinking:

I’m going to put my FPL hat on real tight for this next comment.
I’m not here to side-step problems. I’m here to lean into them and get to a better future. I think some people are generally concerned about the ethical use of AI and are loudly pushing back on a future they feel is coming for them that is outside of their control. Saying no to everything AI related in the places where they have agency to do so feels like a way to take a stand and take back control. I think that’s exactly the wrong thing to do.

I am genuinely concerned about the ethical use of AI. I am genuinely concerned about the hype bubble. But i don’t think this technology goes away, even after the bubble burst. The best possible [future] I can see involves the Fedora community being part of the conversation around ethical use of this technology and that doesn’t mean we sit on the sidelines and ask downstreams to do the work we refuse to do to provide a developer oriented desktop experience because we can’t bring [ourselves] to do it. Punting on developers is how this project becomes irrelevant. And its definitely not in line with the supporting text of the First foundation, nor inline with what I understand Fedora’s core mission to be.

[…]

As the Fedora Project Leader, I am absolutely not concerned about the reputational damage to this project that comes with setting up an entirely new output attractive to developers who want to make use of Ai tools. If this were proposing re-orienting Workstation, which is a mature project output, I would be pushing back as well as a skeptic on the value of the AI stuff. That approach would be materially changing the character of an existing output that users rely on..and that’s probably not appropriate and would result in watching users drop out. This approach deliberately sets up a separate output to avoid that. This will either be attractive and grow or it will not.. based entirely on individual interest. This approach is not disruptive to existing outputs nor asking for users or volunteer contributors relying on those outputs to be coopted into putting work into an output that do not want to contribute to.

https://github.com/gary-host-laptop/mutabu/releases

Added

• Footer with dynamic width, animated dots, GitHub link, version pulled from manifest
• Favicon
• Image widget (formerly profile widget) with separate settings section, up to 3 images
• Header profile picture moved from widget to header
• Header redesign
• Middle click on read later links opens in new tab
• Clock preference persisted across sessions
• Ordinal day of year in status widget replaces day name

Fixed

• Flash of unstyled content on load
• Phosphor icon font path corrected after file reorganization
• Search engine add button now saves immediately
• Folder edit buttons use visibility instead of display to prevent height shift
• Read later widget no longer pushes center column wider
• Week number W prefix removed
• Increased sounds sliders' hit area

Changed

• Timer: trash button replaces reset, play/pause/reload cycle, urgent color changed to red
• Clock font locked to Orbitron only
• Widget formerly called "profile" renamed to "image" throughout codebase

Developer @gary_host_laptop@lemmy.ml

There's been a severe disruption in jio network since yesterday evening.

As a consumer of jio services, which is the most competitive provider of internet all over India, l should like to look at the options of moving out of the clutches of the big corps.

Biometrics are physical or behavioral human characteristics to that can be used to digitally identify a person to grant access to systems, devices or data. It has the potential to make authentication dramatically faster, easier and more secure than traditional passwords, but companies need to be careful about the biometric data they collect.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/46931852

service-lookup lets you automatically port forward all the required Kubernetes pods that you need for local testing and updating your URIs in property YAML files recursively.

It is now also configurable, lets you automatically revert the files after cleanup, and caches namespaces for performance improvement.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.bestiver.se/post/1083332

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