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Our fellow student, Abel, urgently needs our help as he recovers from a severe injury. Let's come together as a school community to support him in his time of need.
Please contribute whatever you can using the bank account in the poster above and share this post across your groups and networks to help spread the word.
Every donation and share counts! 🙏
Please contribute whatever you can using the bank account in the poster above and share this post across your groups and networks to help spread the word.
Every donation and share counts! 🙏
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These days, it is rarely malware or viruses that slow down our devices. It is the legit apps we install. Apps we barely use often register background services and scheduled tasks. Disabling them from the Task Manager is not enough. The Services and Task management apps on Windows are also hard to navigate.
So, I built SystemCtrl. It is a simple app that lets you control all the registered services and scheduled tasks from one interface. No unnecessary information. It tells you their status, and you can enable/disable them. For the ones you toggle frequently, you can pin them so they appear first when you open. It also has AI summarization to understand more about the service or task you are dealing with.
It is open source and on GitHub. Check it out at https://github.com/Abdesol/SystemCtrl
You can get the latest build at https://github.com/Abdesol/SystemCtrl/releases/tag/latest-build
(Currently available only on windows. Support for Linux and macOS is coming soon!)
Feedback and contributions are welcome!
So, I built SystemCtrl. It is a simple app that lets you control all the registered services and scheduled tasks from one interface. No unnecessary information. It tells you their status, and you can enable/disable them. For the ones you toggle frequently, you can pin them so they appear first when you open. It also has AI summarization to understand more about the service or task you are dealing with.
It is open source and on GitHub. Check it out at https://github.com/Abdesol/SystemCtrl
You can get the latest build at https://github.com/Abdesol/SystemCtrl/releases/tag/latest-build
(Currently available only on windows. Support for Linux and macOS is coming soon!)
Feedback and contributions are welcome!
Forwarded from Onyx Design ⚡️
Tadaaa Deal Closed 🎉
It's finally time to leave my Legacy Design on the 12 million-user CBE Mobile Banking app
Looks like I don't need to finish my portfolio after all... it'll be everywhere 😄
Thank you Jesus 🙏
@OnyxDesignx
It's finally time to leave my Legacy Design on the 12 million-user CBE Mobile Banking app
Looks like I don't need to finish my portfolio after all... it'll be everywhere 😄
Thank you Jesus 🙏
@OnyxDesignx
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The 남프로 & The 의대생
https://youtu.be/tpg3VvoIVfA?si=7MRnhzxKwwsSW17e
This mind blowing fr 🤯 🤯 🤯
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Introducing EthioDeploy
Deploying applications shouldn't require hours of server setup, DevOps knowledge, or an international credit card. We built this to make hosting simple for developers, startups, and businesses.
Connect your GitHub repository, push your code, and your application is online in seconds.
Here's what you get with EthioDeploy:
1. Automatic stack detection
Works out of the box with Next.js, React, Node.js, Python, and other popular frameworks.
2. Preview deployments
Every branch and pull request gets its own live preview URL so you can review changes before they go live.
3. Managed PostgreSQL and Redis
Create production-ready databases for your projects in just a few clicks.
4. Custom domains
Connect your own domain with free SSL certificates.
5. Built-in analytics
Track traffic and monitor your applications from a single dashboard.
6. Built for Ethiopia
Get started for free and pay in Birr. No international card required.
Check it out at ethiodeploy.com
Deploying applications shouldn't require hours of server setup, DevOps knowledge, or an international credit card. We built this to make hosting simple for developers, startups, and businesses.
Connect your GitHub repository, push your code, and your application is online in seconds.
Here's what you get with EthioDeploy:
1. Automatic stack detection
Works out of the box with Next.js, React, Node.js, Python, and other popular frameworks.
2. Preview deployments
Every branch and pull request gets its own live preview URL so you can review changes before they go live.
3. Managed PostgreSQL and Redis
Create production-ready databases for your projects in just a few clicks.
4. Custom domains
Connect your own domain with free SSL certificates.
5. Built-in analytics
Track traffic and monitor your applications from a single dashboard.
6. Built for Ethiopia
Get started for free and pay in Birr. No international card required.
Check it out at ethiodeploy.com
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Forwarded from DevNest
A friend of mine got his phone stolen, and apparently that wasn’t a good enough excuse to stop replying to my Telegram messages
So I built TeleLite , a small, self-hosted Telegram client for feature phones.
The problem is that just telling someone to “use Telegram Web” doesn’t really work on these phones. Modern Telegram Web relies heavily on JavaScript and a pretty heavy web app, which is a lot to ask from an old Java phone or a low-power device.
You can access Telegram through:
A lightweight web client
A J2ME .jar app for old Java phones
A KaiOS app(not tested because the emulator didnt work well)
It’s text-only, lightweight, and designed for those “my smartphone is lost/stolen/broken” situations god forbid 😭
It might actually come in handy someday, so take it, self-host it, break it, improve it, whatever.
Would love to know what you guys think 👀
https://github.com/estifanosbereket1/telelite
So I built TeleLite , a small, self-hosted Telegram client for feature phones.
The problem is that just telling someone to “use Telegram Web” doesn’t really work on these phones. Modern Telegram Web relies heavily on JavaScript and a pretty heavy web app, which is a lot to ask from an old Java phone or a low-power device.
You can access Telegram through:
A lightweight web client
A J2ME .jar app for old Java phones
A KaiOS app(not tested because the emulator didnt work well)
It’s text-only, lightweight, and designed for those “my smartphone is lost/stolen/broken” situations god forbid 😭
It might actually come in handy someday, so take it, self-host it, break it, improve it, whatever.
Would love to know what you guys think 👀
https://github.com/estifanosbereket1/telelite
Forwarded from Onyx Design ⚡️
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I said DAMNNNN… wo woo wooo!
Guys, prepare your money. What I’m about to share is NOT free
Bank account: 1000I am a good boy just share it
100 reaction only 😁
@OnyxDesignx
Guys, prepare your money. What I’m about to share is NOT free
Bank account: 1000
100 reaction only 😁
@OnyxDesignx
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I’m currently conducting usability research and user interviews for the CBE Mobile Banking app, and I’m looking for real user feedback
If you use the CBE Mobile Banking app, please take a few minutes to share your experience. Your feedback will help us identify real UI/UX issues and improve the overall user experience
Survey: https://forms.gle/GmKVZfox3KWKRhLK8
Thank you!
@OnyxDesginx
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Rain just dropped out of nowhere, no drizzling no wind just start pouring in the middle of the road 😅
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