Hello everyone,

I built Lexicon, a free, open-source desktop writing assistant. Clean grammar checking and text editing without sending your private drafts to cloud servers or paying monthly subscriptions. A rich editor includes LaTeX math, structured tables, code blocks, and clean PDF/Markdown exports.

The app offers proofreading and 15 local text tools (Rewrite, Concise, Tone shifts, Summaries, Tables). It's completely free and open-source under the MIT license.

GitHub & Downloads: https://github.com/AashishH15/Lexicon

Let me know if you have any questions or feedback!

i installed a game i dont think its a virus but i cant delete it even with revo uninstaller or with cmd i think the probleem might be that windows sees it as a virus but it cant delete it and neither can i please help

Hi,

I've created a free native application for smart images search. Works especially well with memes but could actually find any type of pictures in multiple languages. Also, it could search for similar images.

App is using OCR to get text from images for search with. Also, it's using local language-vision model for so called natural language search. It's complicated term for simple type "cat" to find pictures with cats.

Download link

Some tech info for those who are interested:

• Works on Windows 10 20H2 or higher
• WinUI3, because I hate electron apps. So, it's kinda fast and have native look and feel
• Built-in Google SigLIP2 for smart search
• Batteries (ai model) are included
• Works completely offline. Feel free to search for the craziest memes
• 95% handcoded, so I've learned some new things while developing it

O máximo que consegui fazer é quando escrevo "reiniciar" ele apaga tudo e volta para essa tela limpa, não sei se está correto a organização e também tentei deixar ele mais parecido com um "terminal"

https://mor652942-cmd.github.io/Klaus/ - a única build disponivel é a 1_7_2026

My brother sits about 3 feet away from me when I play games and his voice is so loud and annoying for ppl im playing with is there any software I can use to remove his voice im using Nvidia broadcast right now and it gets rid of background noise but not his voice he says racial slurs all the time ive been voice banned on all sorts of games because of him its making me so angry I need somthing to fix this

Hello! I am actually extremely frustrated

I draw digitally and started drawing on a new laptop I got...thought everything was hunky-dory until I realized my new laptop's screen colors are WAY off. Look completely different from my iphone screen and way off based on everyone I asked in a group chat. Less saturated, less vivid, but almost like it's not in a way I can edit to look right. This laptop has Intel-everything and the Windows-default adjuster and Intel adjuster app both don't get it quite right. I just oversaturate all the wrong colors and screw up the gamma and tint. But it really just has me tweaking the RGB sliders in various ways and a single gamma slider when I really wanna be fixing the overall contrast/whatever or something more in depth.

What I thought were mid-saturation blues were actually deep indigo-ish hues, dullish pinkish-reds are actually neon hot pink, etc etc. I don't know if my phone's doing a weird HDR thing or what!

I don't have a color calibrator thing. I just want my screen to look normal.

Are there any 3rd-party programs that can handle this? Google's been atrocious lately and can't find anything relevant when I search. I ran into DisplayCAL and Twinkle Tray but they either didn't work or aren't what I need.

Any help is appreciated!! Even if it's just methods to figure out what balance I need. Would take a pic of the screen difference but don't have a spare good-quality camera on me that isn't my phone!

Hey everyone,

If you recently got a new laptop or one of the new Copilot+ PCs, you’ve probably noticed the mandatory Copilot key. For many users, developers, and sysadmins, it’s mostly prime keyboard real estate going to waste on a web shortcut we don't necessarily use or want.

Since Windows doesn't offer a native way to customize it and the alternatives conflict with it, I decided to build a clean, lightweight utility to fix this annoyance, and I recently published it on the Microsoft Store (this is mandatory to get the app recognized as a Copilot key provider).

Under the Hood & Tech Stack:

• Resources-First: Built using C++ for the background launcher to ensure good performance and near-zero CPU/RAM footprint when triggering your apps, combined with C# and MUI3 for a clean, modern native UI configuration tool.

• 100% Private & Secure: The app requires no internet connection, features no telemetry/data collection, and contains absolutely zero ads. It just installs and works.

• Full Customization: Remaps the Copilot key to open any application (.exe or store), Windows CMD, PowerShell, or specific command-line scripts.

Pricing & Trial: While it isn't free I wanted to keep this accessible, so it’s priced at a symbolic 0.99 USD (or close to that, whatever the Microsoft Store charges you for the equivalent to 0.99 USD). However, I’ve set up a one week completely free trial so you can test its performance in your daily workflow risk free.

If you want to give it a shot, you can find it here: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9NQW6CTV79D7

Just remember to go to Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Keyboard, and select it as the Copilot key provider after downloading it. The settings UI can be opened from the start menu, and pressing the Copilot key will launch what you bind to it.

I’d love to get your technical feedback! If you have any feature requests, questions about the implementation, or bugs to report, let me know in the comments.

Thanks for checking it out!

I've been trying nearly every phone-as-webcam app available (DroidCam, Camo, Iriun, EpocCam...) while building my own alternative.

Most of them still have issues or are annoying to use.
Watermarks, Subscription-only features, High CPU usage, Awkward setup.

So I'm curious, if you use your phone as a webcam:

What's the one thing that annoys you the most about your current app?

I'd really like to understand where these apps are falling short before I continue building mine.

Hopefully someone can help. I have downloaded a load of old video game manuals that for whatever reason are in CBR file format which is useless to me I want them as PDF.

Can anyone suggest a software that I can simply drag and drop these files then click a button and the conversion is done? When I search all I am seeing is do this and that, then put into imageshack covert there etc. I just want as simple an option as possible. I would have thought something like this would be very easy to do yet here I am almost 2 hours later and still haven't found a viable solution.

I have already downloaded something called Jomic but my Macbook keeps refusing to open the file so please can someone offer some suggestions Preferably a paid software as that would be best. I have too many things to convert to use one of those online free sites.

I also have access to a windows computer if what I am looking for is easier to do there but all the stuff is on my mac so I would prefer to do it here.

ok so this happened to me with Trello a while back, remember when it was just clean simple boards and now it's got like 15 power-ups shoved in your face and half the UI feels like an upsell screen

anyway made me think about how many apps do this. you use something for years, it's perfect, then one update later it's unrecognizable and somehow worse even though it has "more features"

what's yours? bonus points if you remember the exact version/update where it went downhill

I'm trying to build an app that automatically lays out solder sub-assemblies for an aerospace manufacturer, and I'm trying to use the ELK layout engine, but it's been lacking. Does anyone know a better layout engine? Or know how to use ELK effectively?

How it works:

-Append && curl -fsS https://ping-url to a cron job. If the ping doesn't arrive within the expected interval + grace, the monitor flips to down.

-Also does HTTP uptime checks (interval, expected status range, keyword match, SSL expiry).

The part i actually care about: pings can carry metrics as query params (?rows=1400), and you set rules on them; floor, ceiling, or deviation from the recent median.

So ?rows=0 fails against a floor even though the job "succeeded." Lets you treat "ran but processed nothing" as a down state.

Alerts go to email/Telegram/Slack/Discord/webhook; webhook payloads are HMAC-signed so you can automate a response.

Currently working on incorporating auto analyzing stack traces in stderr payloads.

Looking for feedback, would you find this useful ?

Link : https://pulsewatcher.vercel.app/

Hi everyone,

Over the past few months, we've been building TadreebLMS, an open-source Learning Management System focused on enterprise and corporate training.

We've recently completed a major restructuring of the project

The project is built with:

• PHP / Laravel
• MySQL
• Bootstrap / JavaScript
• Docker

GitHub:
https://github.com/Tadreeb-LMS/tadreeblms

Issues:
https://github.com/Tadreeb-LMS/tadreeblms/issues

We have a huge roadmap like SCRUM Integration, UI upgrade as per FIGMA, Gap Analysis Module Integration, Integrations with HR Systems etc...

Please anyone experience or architect in PHP can give recommendation on best practices, gaps in the system etc..

For those who have problem with av1 encoded videos in mpc be player not playing smoothly ... Buffering at some moments there is a fix that worked for me

MPC-BE → Internal Filters → Video Decoder → Video Decoder Configuration → Number of Threads → Auto

I've been trying to find an autoclicker that lets me lets me do 1 click = x clicks, but I'm only able to find autoclickers that have me set the amount of time between each click, and most of them are ones that I have to start/stop instead of per click.

I'm using a Windows laptop and Opera GX.

I have a 400-page book and a mirrorless camera mounted on a tripod, so taking consistent, high quality photos isn't the problem.

What I'm looking for is software that can process all of these images in bulk.

Ideally, the workflow would be:

1)I photograph every page in order.

2)I import all of the images into the software.

3)The software automatically detects the page boundaries, corrects perspective if necessary, crops each page consistently, enhances readability (if needed), and exports everything as a single PDF in the correct order.

OCR support would be a nice bonus, but it's not essential.

What software would you recommend for this workflow? I'm looking for something that works well with hundreds of images rather than requiring me to manually adjust every page.

My phone says that 28 GB are being taken up by apps, but when I counted it, I only got 12.8 BG. Where is the rest of the 16 GB??

I was doing a demo of an operational system I have built and the prospective team brought up a good question I was unable to answer at a high level.

“What happens if forbid it ever happen, you’re gone forever?” being I’m a solo dev and founder.

Has anyone been asked a question like this (as a solo founder and dev) and how did you handle it?

My book club votes on any new books, we each suggest a title or two and then vote. Each member can give 3, 2 and 1 point, which, while a bit more complicated, leads to results that everybody is somewhat happy with, instead of the one that is the favourite of some, but maybe not liked at all by others. Well anyway, it works for us.

Sadly, I was so far unable to find any website or software that allows for this "natively", we just use a google sheet and ask people how to vote (some of which are not good at understanding the method) and then just count. So we don’t even have any nice graphs or graphics automatically. Sad.

Anyway, can anybody recommend a good polling site or program for our first world problem?