Signal and Telegram messaging. #Signal #Telegram
Bolt for ride-hailing services. #Bolt
Vivaldi and Librewolf for privacy-focused browsing. #Vivaldi #Librewolf
Ecosia for environmentally friendly searches. #Ecosia
OpenWeather for open-source weather information. #OpenWeather
Feliz comienzo de semana, mastodontes.
¿Alguno puede recomendarme alguna #API para obtener información del tiempo que no requiera hacerse una cuenta o que sea totalmente gratis?
Es para un projecto y me gustaría que si otra persona lo instalase fuese lo más sencillo de configurar del mundo.
He estado mirando #OpenWeather y te deja hacer 1000 peticiones diarias pero a partir de ahí te cobra y tienes que hacerte una cuenta si o si para usarla.
Learning a bit from the API on OpenMeteo
you can curl your local wheather info!
Personal use is <10k calls per 24 hours which is more than enough!
Short notice event in #Vienna: Sophie Dyer presents her work on accessing weather satellites with #diy means and on #OpenWeather data. 7pm at Magazin, Förstergasse. Presentation in English.
Landscape Motif Makes This E-Ink Weather Display Easy to Understand - True weather geeks will disagree, but there might be a better way to know how to d... - https://hackaday.com/2024/11/13/landscape-motif-makes-this-e-ink-weather-display-easy-to-understand/ #openweather #homehacks #landscape #waveshare #forecast #e-paper #weather #e-ink #api
@mobilsicher Ganz lieben Dank #OpenWeather installiert.
Eure Tips sind immer Klasse!
This is the #OpenSource #Android weather app I like the most: The @iode fork of #GeometricWeather.
IMHO it is the only open-source app without trackers that has a professional look&feel.
You can select the weather provider of your choice (currently #OpenWeather, #AccuWeather, and #MeteoFrance). I hope they will include the German #DWD in the future as well.
The #Gnome #openweather extension is really well done. #Fedora
New in the work-in-progress section:
VL.OpenWeather:
https://discourse.vvvv.org/t/vl-openweather/19411
by @sebescudie
@vascocosta aka #gluon wrote another article for his #GemLog, this time about #glueather, a #Python and #QT-based #weather application: https://github.com/vascocosta/glueather
Contrary to his #gemini text-based weather application (gemini://weather.gluonspace.com/), this uses a GUI, but with a similar minimalist style.
The application currently requires you to put your API key for #OpenWeather services in a config file in your homedir; something that hopefully can be done through the app itself in the future?
