Preserve old public domain newspapers and books from archive websites

We are losing history in all forms, and maybe you can help to preserve it.
Wikimedia Commons will accept your scans of 19th-century books, newspapers, documents.

The data will be free!

We are losing history in all forms, and maybe you can help to preserve it.
Wikimedia Commons will accept your scans of 19th-century books, newspapers, documents.

Greetings, dear readers! In this article, we will take a detailed look at all aspects of searching for information about a person by photo, paying special attention to three main areas. We will discuss the capabilities of search engines, which many underestimate, although they can provide surprisingly accurate data when used correctly. We will analyze specialized online services based on neural networks and complex facial recognition algorithms. Special attention will be paid to Telegram bots, which combine the convenience of mobile use with powerful search technologies. These tools will help you obtain data about a person, including their name, phone number, and other useful information.
You will learn not only about the technical capabilities of each method but also about the practical nuances of their application. We will explain how to achieve maximum accuracy in data search and what photo parameters affect the result.

Hey everyone! Today, I'll guide you through creating a boundless cloud storage solution on Telegram using TeleDrive. This open-source project is a game-changer, offering functionalities like Google Drive/OneDrive via the Telegram API.
Do you need to produce satellite interferometry results for your work or study? Or should you find the way to process terabytes of radar data on your common laptop? Maybe you aren't confident about the installation and usage of the required software. Fortunately, there is the next generation of satellite interferometry products available for you. Beginners can build the results easily and advanced users might work on huge datasets. Open Source software PyGMTSAR is available on GitHub for developers and on DockerHub for advanced users and on Google Colab for everyone. This is the cloud-ready product, and it works the same as do you run it locally on your old laptop as on powerful cloud servers.



