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@NorthskySocial
We're creating a safer social media experience for 2SLGBTQIA+ people, powered by ATProtocol, and operating as a nonprofit, worker-owned cooperative.
@py5coding
py5 is a new version of Processing for Python. The goal of py5 is to create a version of Processing that is integrated into the Python ecosystem.
@semanticdata
I'm Miguel—hobby developer, music enjoyer, and public infrastructure enthusiast. I think a lot, work a lot, have existential crises, and know just enough about making websites to make me dangerous. Let's make things together!
@patricia-gallardo
C++ programmer with a passion for democracy and inclusion. Working to make elections auditable in Norway and to make tech safe for everyone.
@plone
Plone is a free and open source content management system with over two decades of experience, based on Python and React, and built for usability. The Plone Foundation is a 501(c)(3) US-based nonprofit organization that protects and promotes Plone.
@DIG-Network
DIG Network is a decentralized content delivery network built on the Chia blockchain — a permissionless, peer-to-peer DataLayer where anyone can publish tamper-proof, censorship-resistant content and get paid to mirror it. Powered by $DIG.
@polvalente
polvalente is co-maintainer of Elixir gRPC and Nx and overall open-source enthusiast. Contributing helps keeping these projects going
@ai-republic
I'm an expat and a professional IT software architect / -engineer with focus on the Java ecosystem. I love to help with useful utilities and maker projects to make life easier :)
@PeculiarVentures
Peculiar Ventures provides technology, product and services that make building modern, usable and secure applications and services easy.
@pennersr
Juggling 🤹 personal and professional life and personal life, attempting to keep all the balls up in the air.
@tiredofit
Support tiredofit’s open source work. I try to make software accessible to all in an easily installed and configured fashion.
@Vets-Who-Code
#VetsWhoCode is a veteran-led and operated 501(c)(3) nonprofit training veterans in software engineering, web development, and AI — free of charge. 300+ alumni, $20M+ in collective earnings, and over a decade of mission-driven impact.
@mushorg
MushMush is a group of enthusiast working on open source honeypots since more than ten years. We are building the most popular web application and industrial honeypot.
@OneUptime
OneUptime is an open-source Observability platform. Think open source DataDog alternative. OneUptime monitors your website, dashboards, API's, and more and alerts your team when downtime happens.
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