Hi everyone!

My academic journey is about to end and I need to write my final paper to finish my degree. I would like to write about ecological crime but in my language I cant find a lot.

Does anyone have a recommendation which crime to write about? English is not my first language and it would be helpful if the crime in question would be highly documented and media covered so that I wouldnt struggle to much with finding data sources.

Thanks!

Transparent forest data is key to effective climate action! The FAO's CBIT-Forest project, in collaboration with UNDP, is empowering countries to meet the transparency requirements of the Paris Agreement by enhancing the collection, analysis, and sharing of forest data.

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Hi everyone!!

For the past few years I have been studying, building, and documenting a new version of the D3D Pro 3D Printer based on Open Source Ecology's prior art. I wanted to post the documentation here that I have completed so far (still a work in progress).

Here's a link to the website version of the documentation: https://alexandrialittle.github.io/d3d-pro/

Here's the link to the source of the documentation (which is accepting pull requests) https://github.com/AlexandriaLittle/d3d-pro

Here are some photos and videos of the build: https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipO1XlRq2MeO1X1idXfgvzrbPz2ozq8t9KZZMXAqVvah1MqOsn6VbolkMdVK6x30Iw?key=WXJrZ25La1l1SDNoMUNtOVhvUHJ1eGVXV2RTTGt3

Thank you for taking a look!

Hi everyone.

Modular design, and design for dissassembly in general, are things I feel are crucial to transitioning to a more sustainable world. So, I thought I'd discuss the current state of how things are made, and how they could be made differently, to make them more repairable, recyclable, etc.

For people into 3D printing, I also thought I'd summarise a few tips on how to make your funcitonal designs more printable on a typical FDM printer.

https://youtu.be/gImpz_nrjoM

I am looking for contributors for a new open source project I have just started. The goal is to create a versatile library that includes several frontend components. Currently, the project is in its early stages, actually we are 6 developers.

Why you should contribute:

1. Transparency: I am currently the only developer, and I do not use "we" when it is not appropriate.
2. Freedom: I will not continually ask you to contribute; if you like the idea, you are free to participate.
3. Simplicity: It is a project without bureaucratic complications. You are free to contribute as and when you want.
4. Open Source: The project is completely free, and any contribution is welcome.
5. Beginner-Friendly: The project is super-accessible

GitHub repo: https://github.com/VisiUI/VisiUI

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Explore the groundbreaking study "Mapping the Diversity of Land Uses Following Deforestation Across Africa" that reveals the primary drivers of forest loss and offers actionable insights for conservation. With high-resolution mapping and open-source data, we can make informed decisions to protect our forests and biodiversity.

https://groundtruth.app/unveiling-the-drivers-of-deforestation-in-africa-insights-from-a-landmark-study/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2msSCsUkxLcUYy1Kd746QWL5hGes8MAdL6p3CIfXjI-j8FJPBx2ynEN_4_aem_CSwZa63MP2u_bOlDtkiqog

Trees and Methane: Unveiling the Dual Role of Forests in the Methane Cycle

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Greetings all.

Modularity is an important part of sustainable design, when it's relatively easy to assemble and dissasemble something, it makes it easer to repair, and to recover and recycle individual components at the end of their life.

Modularity is also the spirit of the design I am showing here today. Using my coil-holder design I call 'ModuCoil', I have created the version 2 of my ModuCoil generator. I hope to use this not only as a demo for modular design, but also to expment with, in a few areas from small scale wind, to energy storage and more.

If you want to find out more about this design, here's a link. You'll also find, through here, the STLs on my thingiverse page.

https://youtu.be/kT8SublukH0

I tried using the Meilisearch search engine for our product but faced issues while syncing with my PostgreSQL database. I used a tool called Meilisync, which is suggested by Meilisearch, but it didn't work properly. Finally, I built a solution using Golang. Has anyone faced a similar issue? You can read more about my implementation here. https://journal.hexmos.com/we-chose-meilisearch-over-10-other-search-engines-despite-a-major-drawback/

https://www.reddit.com/r/conservation/s/mDnrccqUlA

I have a 4 year old laptop. It used to be very slow and hangs often. I had 4GB RAM, AMD Pro processeor. Recently I upgraded 500gb hdd as secondary and 256gb ssd. It significantly improved the performance. I always wanted to contribute to open source projects. After the upgrade of ssd, I tried to locally setup and run an open source project. But it hanged (Not responding).. Until I closed Vs code. I use Ubuntu most of times for my development work. And use windows 10 normal. I am interested in contributing to Web development based projects(JS, TS,..)

To run any open source projects locally and to contribute, what should I upgrade in my laptop? Is upgrading 4gb to 8gb RAM will be enough?

Wind tunnels are handy devices that are used extensively in the renewables and aerospace sectors. They provide a consistent, laminar air flow source that can accurately and fairly measure the performance of wind turbines.

Hence, I have decided to design and 3D print my own Wind Tunnel, so that I have a fair test apparatus for any Wind turbines I find or design, and eventually print.

Follow the link below to learn more about my wind tunnel. STLs are available in the comments.

https://youtu.be/fpfA2eFHK34

I have a still so I end up with lots of waste alcohol at around 80%. Anyone develop a simple burner to heat a greenhouse or shop?

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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 “accordion” 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.

OpenAssistantGPT is an open source platform for building chatbot assistants using OpenAI's Assistant. It offers features like easy website integration, low cost, and an open source codebase available on GitHub.

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Unified gRPC/HTTP realtime streaming lightweight API framework for Java

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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.

glee publishes markdown files into Ghost blog posts. With glee, we can create and update ghost blogs. Since glee operates on plain markdown files, our blog posts are now git-friendly, allowing for easy collaboration. GitHub link

The Complete Journey Behind Glee

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!