📦 lasikiewicz/plekt

Plekt: One Brain for All Your Movie Servers

Stop letting your movie servers keep separate ledgers. Plekt acts as a central memory that keeps your watch history in perfect step across Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, and Trakt. It solves the annoying problem where a show counts as unwatched on one app because another server didn’t update. You can pause a movie on one screen and pick it up exactly where you left off on another, without any manual syncing. It’s a self-hosted tool that runs quietly in the background to ensure every device knows what you’ve seen. If you run multiple media servers, this is the missing piece that finally makes them work together like one seamless library.

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📦 redteamfortress/killerland

KillerLand: Why Signed Drivers Are a Security Nightmare

KillerLand is the security research project that proves a single line of code can kill any Windows process, even the ones your antivirus is desperately trying to protect. It’s not a magic spell, but it is a collection of real, signed kernel drivers that researchers spent over a year reversing to find the cracks in the system. The big deal? It bypasses Process Protection Level, the fancy security layer designed to keep critical processes alive. By using legitimate driver functions, it lets you terminate anything, including the EDR itself. It’s a brutal lesson for defenders: your protections might be weaker than you think.

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📦 intellindust-ai-lab/gtr

GTR: One Model, Five Vision Tasks

One single neural network backbone can now handle object detection, semantic segmentation, human pose estimation, metric depth, and instance segmentation all at once without needing separate models for each job. This project, called GTR, uses a specific architecture that skips the standard attention mechanism in favor of a faster, linear alternative that allows it to process high-resolution images with significantly lower latency. It’s particularly interesting because it delivers accurate metric depth, meaning it predicts the actual distance to objects in meters rather than just relative depth, which is crucial for autonomous driving and robotics.

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📦 rrajath/bloom

Bloom: Your Notes, Your Rules

Bloom is an Android app that treats your plain text files as the source of truth, not a hidden database. It reads and writes standard Org-mode files, so your notes live in readable text you can version control or edit with any editor. The most surprising part is how deep the integration goes; it parses scheduling, tables, and links directly from the raw text to power a native Android interface. This solves the lock-in problem of cloud note apps by keeping your data portable and yours. You get a modern, fast mobile experience while maintaining total ownership of your information.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50202957

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📦 heterodoxin/abliteratedoutthebox

AbliteratedOutTheBox: AI Without Refusals

AbliteratedOutTheBox lets you get real answers from local AI models, even when you ask for things they are normally trained to refuse. It works by reading the intent of your specific request at the exact moment you ask it, then quietly flipping the internal switch that says "no" to one that says "yes." The coolest part is that it leaves your model file completely untouched, meaning normal questions stay exactly as they are, and you do not need to retrain anything. It is just a smarter way to run your code.

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📦 yh2237/utautts

UtauTTS: The AI That Fixes Robotic Voices

Give any voice bank real, human emotion with UtauTTS. This tool solves the biggest problem with UTAU voice banks, which is that they often sound flat and robotic. It fixes this by using machine learning to analyze your text and automatically adjust the pitch and rhythm, making the voice sound natural and expressive. You just type your sentence, and it handles the tricky parts of speech delivery for you. It is perfect for creators who want high-quality, lively audio without manually tweaking every single note by hand. If you want your generated voices to actually sound like real people talking, this is the tool you need.

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📦 remenoscodes/git-native-issue

Issues are just Git commits now

Your bug tickets are just Git commits now, and that changes everything. Git native issue stores your problems directly inside your repository using Git’s own built in features, so your issues travel with your code when you clone, fork, or push. No external database, no server, and no proprietary API locking your data down. This solves the twenty year old problem where your code is portable but your tickets are trapped on a website. It even handles conflicts between teammates automatically using standard Git merges. It is finally issue tracking that works exactly like the version control tool you already trust every day.

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