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...It includes a user-friendly interface that enables batch monitoring, search, and sorting of live streams. The system also supports automation features such as auto-start recording when streams go live and background operation without system sleep interruptions. Configuration options allow users to manage cookies, proxies, and recording preferences for different platforms. Overall, it provides a practical and centralized solution for recording live streaming content locally.

...It allows developers to define workflows as code while ensuring that each step is persisted and replay-safe, preventing duplicate work through built-in memoization and idempotency controls. The framework supports long-running processes that can sleep for seconds or months, making it suitable for background jobs, automation pipelines, and event-driven systems. OpenWorkflow includes automatic retries with exponential backoff, parallel step execution, and scheduling capabilities, all while using the developer’s existing database instead of requiring dedicated orchestration infrastructure. ...

...It also does the ordinary things well: native Windows notifications with per-service mute, unread badges in the sidebar, taskbar and tray, a catalogue of common services plus any custom URL, drag-and-drop ordering, and per-service sleep to give memory back. Nexus tracks the stable Electron line, which decides whether those services keep working: they drop support for old browser engines twice a year. Free, open source under the MIT licence. English, French and Spanish.

ChronoChime is a calm, reliable temporal-notification desktop app. It remembers time on your behalf and notifies you at the moments you define — single reminders, recurring schedules, and composite routines — without becoming a task manager or productivity suite.

Open-source, self-hosted health intelligence platform that unifies data from 200+ wearables into a single API. Built to democratize access to wearable data infrastructure that's typically locked behind enterprise contracts - deploy with docker-compose, own your data, no per-user fees.

sync with peers that have gone to sleep. Zzzync uses IPLD, IPNS, and Provider Records to replicate dynamic content over IPFS. Read about the design in tabcat/dynamic-content. IPLD is used to store replica data IPNS is used to point to the latest version of a collaborator's local replica Provider Records are used to find the peerIDs of collaborators, which can be turned into IPNS names.