 Hi everyone, welcome to theopensource.com top five for the week of August 11th 2017. I'm community moderator Ben Cotton and we have some great articles for you this week. Let's take a look. Coming in at number five, six hardware projects for upgrading your home. Now when you upgrade your house, you're going to want to make it smarter with some open source hardware. Editor Alex Sanchez shares some projects that you can use around your old house. Number four this week, seven open source Twitter bots to follow. Do you like Twitter but wish it wasn't so full of humans? Editor Jason Baker shares some bots you might want to follow or use as inspiration to make your own beep, boop, boop. I am a robot. This week's number three is how to make a low-cost guitar amp with Linux. Are you having trouble getting your music to go to 11? Seth Kenlon shows how to turn your computer into a rock and roll machine. It helps if you're not using an acoustic and if you have skill. Coming in at number two, make your own Twitter bot with Python and Raspberry Pi. Community moderator Ben Nuttall shares how you can use a Raspberry Pi and the Twython library to write your own Twitter bot. How you can remind your friends to take out their trash cans every week. And the top article this week comes to us from Editor Jason Baker. We share 13 amazing maps to celebrate 13 years of OpenStreetMap. This community mapping project has done a lot over the years. And the best part is that no one will yell at you to roll the maps. Now to find Bob's Road. Thanks for watching. Check back again next week for another Top 5 video. And be sure to check out all the other great articles on opensource.com.