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📅 November 16, 2017

bitwarden: A Free, Open Source, Cross Platform Password Manager

a free, open-source, encrypted and cross-platform password manager

We all have dozens of online accounts. All of them require a password. Complex and unique. Password re-use is a huge problem with large data breaches becoming more and more common these days, with billions of data records lost or stolen since 2013.

So what can you do to protect yourself? You can create a complex and unique password for each and every online account you own and then write each of those passwords on a piece of paper for reference. But that’s just insane. The best way to approach this is to use a password manager.

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📅 February 12, 2016

Soundnode: An Open-Source, Cross-Platform Soundcloud App

Soundnode App is an Open-Source project to support Soundcloud for desktop Mac, Windows, and Linux.

If you’re looking for a Soundcloud app, your might want to give Soundnode a try. Soundnode is an open-source project that brings cross-platform support for Soundcloud.

Soundnode comes with all the features you might expect from a music app like native media keyboard shortcuts, song searching, like songs and save to your playlist, full playlist features, follow/unfollow users and so much more.

If you want to give Soundnode a try, it works on Mac, Linux and Windows and you can get it for free from github.

📅 April 10, 2012

Drone Controller: An Open Source Controller For Phones And Tablets [video]

The Drone Controller is a sleek, open-source controller that will link up with your iOS, Android, or PC device via Bluetooth

New day, new kickstarter project. The Drone Controller is a sleek, open-source controller that will link up with your iOS, Android, or PC device via Bluetooth, and will offer dual analog joysticks, a digital G-pad, six face buttons, two shoulder buttons, a rechargeable battery, and an open source SDK for developers to take advantage of the advanced controls.

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📅 September 9, 2010

VLC Video Player iPad App Submitted To The App Store

VLC (Video Lan Client) is a very popular open source media player for the Mac and other platforms. One of its strengths is the ability to play a wide variety of video formats and streaming support.

VLC has been ported to the iPad by Applidium with the blessing of the VideoLan team. The app is currently in submission with Apple and is awaiting approval.

After several month of porting, we are proud to announce the release of VLC for the iPad! This application stands out for two reasons. First, it will be available for free on the AppStore. But that’s not all. VLC is an OpenSource project. We are currently preparing our patches for submission to the main VLC tree. And obviously, we will release our current working tree when the app will hit the AppStore. If everything goes well, VLC for the iPad should be available next week.

VLC (Video Lan Client) is a very popular open source media player for the Mac and other platforms. One of its strengths is the ability to play a wide variety of video formats (chart) and streaming support. We should expect the iPad release as early as next week.

[via MacRumors]

📅 May 31, 2010

Smokescreen: New Open-Source Project Lets You Play Flash On Your iPhone/iPad [video]

Smokescreen is a new open-source project aimed at converting Flash to JavaScript/HTML5 to run where it previously couldn’t and better interoperate with webpages where it previously could.

Smokescreen is a new open-source project aimed at converting Flash to JavaScript/HTML5 to run where it previously couldn’t and better interoperate with webpages where it previously could. You can learn more on the official site, and get the code on github… ( code will be released in the next couple of weeks )

[ via iPhoneClub ]

📅 May 8, 2010

OpenPWN: Open-Source Payload Development Platform Is Now Live

The goal of OpenPwn is to give would-be developers a simple, clear, and easy to understand starting point for developing jailbreaks. OpenPwn is a simple open-source payload.

Today, we told you about OpenPwn, an open-source payload development platoform.The goal of OpenPwn is to give would-be developers a simple, clear, and easy to understand starting point for developing jailbreaks. OpenPwn is a simple open-source payload. There will be many examples of how to use this payload to achieve different goals. As developers use OpenPwn to build their payloads, the hope is that they keep their work open-source and share it. This will give people an opportunity to see, add-to, or change payloads to work with their own payload efforts.

You can check the site here, and also check a intro video here…

📅 May 7, 2010

OpenPWN: Open-Source Payload Development

The goal of OpenPwn is to give would-be developers a simple, clear, and easy to understand starting point for developing jailbreaks. OpenPwn is a simple open-source payload.

With the number of vulnerabilities dwindling in the iPhone OS, there is never been a better time to get the community more involved in developing jailbreaks. When most people in the community decide they would like to help out and try to investigate how to go about it, they typically find little or no help in doing so. Even the official documentation that is available, is typically hard to understand, and in most cases, out-dated information.

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📅 January 11, 2010

iPhoney: Open Source iPhone Web Simulator

What if you are a designer trying to figure out how you baby will look on the iPhone scree? What do you do, adjust a Safari window to be 320×480? How about downloading a free and open source iPhone web simulator?

In a previous article , we told you that this year Adobe will flood the iPhone platform with 2 million Flash developers. Of course that means, that we’ll see more apps than ever, but it doesn’t necessarily have to be an iPhone app. What if its a web app? What if you are a designer trying to figure out how you baby will look on the iPhone scree? What do you do, adjust a Safari window to be 320×480? How about downloading a free and open source iPhone web simulator?

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📅 December 2, 2009

Pakage Is Now Open Source

Developers of Pakage, a faster alternative to Cydia, abandoned the project and , today they released the source code.

A few weeks ago, we told you about a faster and more powerful Cydia alternative: Pakage. Unfortunately for the devs, Pakage didn’t had much traction and the devs abandoned the project.Today, however, they released the entire source code for this application, which becomes open source so that anybody can improve and re-published it.

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📅 October 24, 2009

Icy: Now Open Source

Starting today, Icy is opensource and anybody can have access to the source code and improve it.

Yesterday we told you that RipDev team is abandoning the jailbreaking community, and starting yesterday they officially stopped on developing all their tools ; One of those tool being Icy.

Starting today anybody can have the source code of Icy and improve it, and all the valid chances will be issued as official updates. If you are interested in Icy, you can find the source code here.

[thx Marco]