The goal here is to emulate a claymation process but digitally.
Made this night ocean waves render last night using this tutorial.
I feel like I good advertising campaign could do wonders. Reddit’s userbase was beginning to decline around a year ago (if I’m remembering correctly) and so they had this massive marketing campaign with a focus on how there’s a community for everything and, then, they had a massive increase in users.
I know Mojeek have their own database of pages that are not taken from Google or Bing or anywhere else.
EDIT: Conversation here.
This is a relatively old story now, but I thought I would post about it, as I haven't seen anyone else do the same on this community.
For those that don't know, DuckDuckGo's CEO & founder Gabriel Weinberg posted the following on his Twitter:
Would love to know the community’s thoughts. Personally, I don't think this is a big deal - all search engines have to favour certain results over others... it's the intrinsic state of a search engine - although I know some people are rather upset.
EDIT: found one - Goodtime (thanks user)
Forest is an Android and iOS app (and web addon) that lets you track the amount of time you have spent studying.
I just it to track how much time I've spent studying from month-to-month and from subject-to-subject (through using tags). I don't know that there is an open-source alternative but if there is, that would be amazing. I am about to be finished with college for the summer and so will have time to potentially develop an app if there isn't already one.
Requirements:
Nice Features to Have:
Medito is a completely free and open-source meditation app for both android and iOS. I am not associated with it in anyway but have been using it for the past few months and absolutely love it! There are so many guided recordings, there's a timer feature, there are background white noise options, etc.
Join here.
You could always use something like Bookstack for a wiki.