bake customized raspberry pi sdcard images automatically
- raspberry
- raspbian
- provisioning
- bootstrapping
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bake customized raspberry pi sdcard images automatically
Risk-adaptive development pipeline with adversarial consensus code review
Virtual machine with all software and sample data to run 3D-e-Chem Knime workflows
A robust suite of tools for Omarchy/Hyprland to manage monitor power via keyboard shortcuts and laptop lid events.
Gee is a modified version of Oliver Lloyd's JMeter-EC2 project.
Minimally Invasive bash Preprocessor
An annotated Neovim plugin template with pre-commit, StyLua and selene configs, GitHub actions and more.
🌉Bridge between MQTT and 🖥️Freedesktop.org Notify-Send desktop notifications (Ubuntu & other distros)🐧 - Send notifications from MQTT directly to your desktop!
pack LÖVE games into a single exe for Windows
AIR Native Extension for displaying taskbar progress on macOS & Windows 7, 8, 10
Golang package which provides http Handlers to serve the swagger ui
A Omarchy plugin for moving workspaces between monitors
Godot plugin for the asdf version manager
Code used to CVE check Alpine based images
TranslatedQuickly set up an environment on EC2 that meets Laravel's requirements to run
Build your own DIY proofing box for sourdough, yoghurt and pizza. Featuring a raspberry pi and night vision.
A script to automate tasks when connect a device to your macbook
Printing on Steam Deck - no root privileges nor unlocking read only
The prettiest statusline for Claude Code — pure bash, never blocks your prompt. Usage quota, context window, git status & more.
Gatling plugin for AMQP/RabbitMQ — publish, request-reply, and consume patterns with connection pooling
A simple script that processes the generated Suricata eve-log in real time.
Mass deploy and update Suricata IDPS using Ansible IT automation platform
This is the official repository for the Automated Golem Provider with monitoring.
Very simple but effective honeypot to detect port scanning on your network