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Randomness, on your terms. A self-hosted Go toolkit to generate, stream and inspect random data from hardware or software RNGs, through HTTP and WebSocket APIs.
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Open-source (AGPL-3.0) GLAM platform on Laravel 12: archival description, museum collections management, digital asset management, and records management in one self-hostable app. Records in Contexts (RiC) native. ISAD(G)/ISAAR/ISDIAH, Spectrum-capable, OAIS/OCFL preservation, IIIF. A modern…
Map animation examples, data sources and Studio walkthroughs
Open source "Mixed in Key", free for any DJ (or other musician).
A self-contained browser worksheet for composing ordinary Emacs TRAMP remote-file paths. It combines SSH or PuTTY Plink, an optional username and port, a host/SSH alias, and an absolute Unix path. Input validation explains invalid ports and unsupported syntax before showing a path. A four-stage chec…
A media server that holds no media. One install serves Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, Infuse, Swiftfin, Silo and Stremio apps, streaming the TMDB catalogue on demand from your debrid accounts or Usenet.
A racing game about going nowhere, fast. Weave through Moscow traffic in a pixel-art arcade racer.
Multi-seat game streaming on Linux: several people play on one PC at the same time, each in an isolated container with their own Sway, Sunshine and Steam account, streamed to their own Moonlight client. Shared game library, strict input isolation, resolution and framerate per client.
Proxmox infrastructure and server hardware management in one dashboard. Manage multiple Proxmox clusters and sites side by side, set up HA failover with a guided wizard, and see iDRAC/iLO health, power and firmware inventory over Redfish. Self-hosted, MIT licensed.
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