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itfourall
1y ago
Maybe you can combinate it with https://zenthara.art/colorization/index.php
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itfourall
1y ago
Hi HN community, I’m excited to share my latest project: a free, AI-powered photo colorizer that transforms black-and-white images into vivid, full-color versions instantly. Built with advanced models like DDColor (and optionally GFPGAN for
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itfourall
1y ago
Introducing Zenthara.art! I’ve integrated Stable Diffusion into a simple web UI and deployed it at zenthara.art. Now anyone can generate AI-powered images for free—no installs, no GPU rentals, no account needed. Give it a spin and let me k
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itfourall
1y ago
What do you think? Is the site junk, or is it useful for some people?
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itfourall
1y ago
I will have to add one or two advertising banners but not intrusive just to pay for the electricity.
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I made Stable Diffusion free for everyone – Web UI, no signup
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1y ago
Hi everyone, I've built a free and open web interface for Stable Diffusion that lets anyone generate images from text prompts — no sign-up, no paywall. My goal is to make AI image generation accessible to everyone, not just those with
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I made a simple tutorial on sending emails with Python using Gmail SMTP
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Hey HN, I just published a step-by-step tutorial that shows how to send emails with Python using Gmail's SMTP server. It’s aimed at beginners and covers everything from enabling Gmail access, using smtplib, to sending messages with att
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itfourall
1y ago
Hey everyone, I’ve just published a hands-on tutorial that explains how DMX and Art-Net work – aimed especially at beginners who want to understand lighting protocols without getting lost in technical jargon. Check it out: https:/
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itfourall
1y ago
Hi HN, I've been building an open-source project called NetStruct – a browser-based tool for planning and visualizing network infrastructure. It lets you drag and drop network devices onto a canvas, connect them, manage multiple pages
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1y ago
If you have dynamic IP´s use DNS
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1y ago
Thank you and please share it with your friends.
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itfourall
1y ago
Make more Routers with the right IP Address
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1y ago
Hey all — I'm one of the developers behind NetStruct We built this tool because we needed a fast, visual, and flexible way to map real-world networks across multiple locations (data centers, office floors, etc.), including: Custom dev
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NetStruct – Open-Source Tool to Visualize and Manage Your Network Topology
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We just released NetStruct, a powerful browser-based tool for visualizing and managing complex network topologies in real time. Drag & Drop Network Planning Multi-page layouts for sites/floors/data centers Real-time status v
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I will make this in next version.
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https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-...
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How to Set Up Password Authentication with Apache2 You can protect a specific directory on your Apache web server by requiring users to log in with a username and password. This is useful for restricting access to internal tools like MapStr
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1y ago
One thing I found surprising while building this: how invisible Layer 2 issues can be in modern networks. Most monitoring tools (Zabbix, Prometheus, etc.) stop at ICMP or SNMP – but they don't tell you when a looped switch starts flood
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Hey HN This tool was born out of frustration with silent network issues like broadcast storms, misconfigured switches, and ARP spoofing that go undetected until users start complaining. BroadcastDetector plugs into a trunk port, listens to
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Thanks for checking out BroadcastDetector! I built this tool after struggling with hard-to-diagnose issues in enterprise and SMB networks – especially broadcast storms and switch loops that silently bring everything down. Most tools focus o
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Show HN: BroadcastDetector – Detect Network Loops and ARP Spoofing in Real-Time
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MapStructur is a standalone visual map editor meant for self-hosted environments. Unlike SaaS diagram tools, it runs entirely locally (via Docker) and stores data in plain JSON. Useful for: Network topology maps Floor plans and logistics Es
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Thanks for the interest! I’ve open-sourced the project here: GitHub: https://github.com/IT-4-ALL/mapstructur It’s a lightweight, self-hosted visual map editor – mainly built with PHP, HTML, and vanilla JS. The Docker
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Thanks for checking out MapStructur! This started as a tool I needed to visually plan a complex network setup across multiple buildings. Existing diagram tools felt too heavy or didn’t let me fully customize the background (e.g. actual buil
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MapStructur – Self-hosted map editor with draggable markers and Docker support
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I built MapStructur as a lightweight, self-hosted web app to create interactive maps using background images and draggable markers. It runs locally in your browser and stores everything on your own server. No tracking, no cloud. It’s useful
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2y ago
ImageFlare is a free and open-source image conversion tool that allows you to effortlessly convert between multiple formats like PNG, JPG, WebP, and more. With a user-friendly interface and no hidden fees, ImageFlare provides fast, high-qua
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