Wavesonics

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by Wavesonics 29d ago
Ha, I was just searching to see how I could run it on linux, NICE!
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by Wavesonics 2mo ago
yes, I ported several Java based libs over to KMP, so we've got: - Markdown: A combined single document - Epub: A well formatted Epub I think, even a little color and cover page and such - DocX: This one was tough, there is no Java or
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by Wavesonics 2mo ago
ya thats exactly it. 2 reasons I went with my own syncing and versioning: I wanted it to be truly multiplatform, and I was targeting a much less technical audience. However! You absolutely could just git init in the project directory and ma
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I've spent 4 years building an offline first FOSS novel writing app: Hammer(hammer.ink)
9 points by Wavesonics 2mo ago|6 comments
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by Wavesonics 2mo ago
I've been building Hammer for over 4 years now. It's a multiplatform app written in Kotlin and it runs on Linux, Windows, Mac, iOS, Android. It's focused on writing anything from a short story, to a novel, but people have alr
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I created an open source app to check if a photo is from an AI or a Camera(github.com)
3 points by Wavesonics 3mo ago|1 comments
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by Wavesonics 3mo ago
It leverages the fairly new official (Rust based) C2PA library to parse any C2PA data inside a photo, and shows you how the photo was created (AI, Camera, or Content Creation software) and then any edits that have taken place since it'
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SnapSafe: Just added encrypted video to my FOSS secure camera app(snapsafe.org)
2 points by Wavesonics 8mo ago|1 comments
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by Wavesonics 8mo ago
Last year I wrote a free and open source encrypted camera app: SnapSafe https://snapsafe.org/ It was recently featured in the latest issue of 2600: The Hacker Quarterly https://store.2600.com/collections&#x2
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by Wavesonics 16y ago
Seems like a really great way to share things your working on and get feed back.