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Open Source Ecology is Network of Farmers, Engineers, and Supporters Building the Global Village Construction Set.
The Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) is a modular, DIY, low-cost, high-performance platform that allows for the easy fabrication of the 50 different Industrial Machines that it takes to build a small, sustainable civilization with modern comforts.
Open Source Ecology is a Network of Farmers, Engineers, and Supporters Building the Global Village Construction Set.
The Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) is a modular, DIY, low-cost, high-performance platform that allows for the easy fabrication of the 50 different Industrial Machines that it takes to build a small, sustainable civilization with modern comforts.
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I tried to find a suction cup that would work on rough surfaces (similar to sandpaper like finish) but found no luck.
As a result, I would like to build my own with a mix of 3D printing and various other materials in combination.
At the moment, I plan on using a TPU compressible βaccordionβ like shape, that will try to expand volume after placing the device against a wall in order to create suction. Further, I plan on mixing and pouring my own silicone that will be attached to the end of the suction device as an interference layer to the wall. The point in mixing my own silicone is you hopefully get a good balance of softness/malleability to conform to rough surface creating seal alongside rigidity for durability.
All this being said, I am unsure how well this solution might work, and am wondering if there would be potentially easier or better solutions available (not afraid of a little hard work).
Any help at all would be greatly appreciated!
Hello all,
I am currently a student in Computer Science and for my thesis I want to do a case study focused on the migration of on-premise applications to Oracle Cloud. The goal is to illustrate the entire migration process, challenges encountered, solutions implemented, and the broad spectrum of benefits achieved through migration.
What I am looking for is an open-source web application, ideally developed in Java, C#, or Python, that I can run locally for some initial analysis. Afterward, I plan to migrate it to Oracle Cloud to observe and document the differences in performance, costs, operational efficiency, and any other noteworthy metrics.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thanks
I have had this idea for a while now since I love vintage and been scanning vintage photos as well as some ephemra over the years and know there are other people who do the same thing and public domain sites/sources out there.
I also have my own photographs, videos, audio files i would like to share with artists and creatives
so the idea is to have a open source kind of place where artists/creatives can upload and use things for what ever they would like. so say i have an audio clip of water and a audio tech needs a water sound for a video or a graphic he can go and download it from the site.
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if this kind of this already exists or any thing like it let me know. intrested in it. I have 100s of GBs to share
Even if it's slow and big.
if there is none, I ask why?
I'm curious if there are still people actively working on the OSE project? The information seems awfully dated, and it doesn't seem like much (if any) movement has occurred on any component.
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We developed a writing culture in our org Hexmos. Every week we post one article in our journal which is self-hosted using the Ghost Blog Platform. Ghost Blog Editor sometimes irritates us, it doesn't have content history control or a team collaboration option. We developed an open-source tool on top of Ghost called glee.
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Hi! I'm quite new here and I'm looking for any list of open source projects that aim for positive environmental impact that I could join leveraging my golang skills. As simple as that :) if you know of any projects like that or existing list of such projects with the use of that tech please drop it thanks!
I have knowledge of basic knowledge of git, github, linux, docker, kubernetes, terraform and CI/CD but I don't know like which project should I start with, which type of issues should I go for because for many of the issues I don't know ho wo go for it.
I want to know what type of contributions you can make for DevOps. I am stuck with it.
Can anyone help me with this?
Are they active? It's doesn't appear so, as two of the three haven't posted on reddit in 7-10 years. How unfortunate, I would assume a movement like this would catch on a little quicker with the state of the economy.
Hello everyone, discovered open source ecology yesterday and have been pouring through the wiki. Is there any updates since November? Even their Twitter is dead...
Hi everyone, starting today, I'm back to contribute to open source resources. I will be sharing a lot of things myself, stay tuned https://github.com/SergeyRyskin you can follow me here...
Just wanted to let you know that I started a lemmy community for OSE at https://slrpnk.net/c/open_source_ecology. Hope to see you there!
I'm looking at building the CEB press but am having problems navigating the documentation. Most of the links are dead, including to the forum and sketchup models. So no overall view of the press assembly, just instructions for disconnected parts. Is this project abandoned? It also makes me wonder if the whole Open Source Ecology project is actually abandoned?
This CEB press is awesome and I'm going to push forward with an implementation, but right now it looks like it's more re-implementation than I'd like for a project that has already been finished and documented. I'm hoping you all can share CAD files and other links and resources that I can use to piece together an understanding of how this works.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWCoxzMk818
nice to see FreeCAD get some attention as an alternative to the closed source CAD world.
Hello, sorry to disturb.
I noticed no updates or developments lately on the projects, is everything going well?
Also, while I get the allure of the 50 machines, shouldn't it be more, so that it can allow people to make them from scratch by themselves? Aka the introduction of open source chemical reactor, 5 axis cnc and so on?
And also, I guess I can't figure out where is the final (as of today's date 14.03.2023) version of CEB press, Microhouse design..
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I want to open-source my software for which I have a patent. How do I do that?
I want to allow people to contribute to the project but not compete with me