The Digital Estate Emergency Kit aims to provide a simple process and template for gathering your digital life in one place, allowing your trustees access to systems and services in the event the inevitable occurs.
Miniscript is a lightweight, object oriented scripting language that aims to be easy to read and write. It's tiny enough that the canonical reference for the language fits on one page. The language manual is just 34 pages long. You can run it a number of ways, from in your web browser to embedding it into a Unity project as an asset to the command line.
Github: https://github.com/JoeStrout/miniscript
It's in the AUR.
I needed a compact and loud whistle to fit my keychain and couldn't find any design which fits my requirements. What I found was either too bulky, too fragile, or too quiet.
So I made my own design. Extremely loud for its size, very compact, sounds similar to a referee's whistle, easy to blow, sturdy and hard to destroy, lean design, easy and fast to print (< 20 min), little filament required (approx. 2.5 grams).
A browser-based network graph visualization tool built on Cytoscape.js. Quantickle helps visualize and analyze connected data of any type, but is faceted towards threat intelligence.
Has installation instructions, surprisingly.
This is a replica of the motherboard of a Atari 130XE 8-bit computer. It was created on the basis of the last version of the board - "CI03579 REV.1 / Assy No. CA200519" - which was mounted in last batches of Atari 65XE, Atari 800XE and Atari 130XE.
It differs from previous versions primarily by using 2/4 memory chips instead of 8 in the Atari 65XE or 16 in the Atari 130XE. It also features a full ECI/CART connector, which was missing in earlier versions of the 65 series. This replica is reproduced almost exactly 1:1 from the original, with only the descriptive layer modified for greater clarity. There may also be other minor improvements, such as the removal of certain errors present in the original.
RageCheck is a free tool that analyzes online content for linguistic patterns commonly associated with manipulative framing—the kind of language designed to provoke emotional reactions rather than inform.
Modern social platforms reward engagement, and outrage generates more engagement than nuance. This creates incentives for content creators to frame information in emotionally provocative ways, regardless of whether that framing is accurate or fair.
RageCheck helps you see these patterns so you can make more informed decisions about what to believe, share, and engage with.
Our update to the Radical Guide to Safer Drug Use has now been split up into these cute little pocket zines!
This repository includes the shareware version of Crystal Caves. To play the full, retail version, you can copy over the data files or purchase them at Steam or GoG.
The open version isn't complete yet. It's a work in progress.
Fly through the Gibson!
Hister is a web history management tool that provides blazing fast, content-based search for visited websites. Unlike traditional browser history that only searches URLs and titles, Hister indexes the full content of web pages you visit, enabling deep and meaningful search across your browsing history.
Keep your browsing history indexed locally - don't use remote search engines if it isn't necessary. Search through the actual content of web pages you've visited. Uses the Bleve search query language. Use keyword aliases to quickly find content. Flexible content management; configure blacklist and priority rules for better control.
Listens on http://127.0.0.1:4433/ for both the browser plugin and the search/control panel. Everything is kept under ~/.config/hister/.
An open source, user-first chat platform. The back-end server is written in Rust. There are desktop (Electron), Android, and iOS clients. There are also two web clients.
Draw a horse, watch it run!
The idun-cartridge mates your C128 or C64 to a Raspberry Pi (requires a Zero 2, not included), turning it into a kinda-sorta-modern machine with infinite play value, while also being a great tool for developing new applications for this best 8-bitter ever!
Do you like your retro-computers to be much more than just show pieces or curiosities? With idun-cart, you can use your Commodore daily, in new and interesting ways.
There is a Linux shell interface which allows you to launch Linux programs, Idun programs, legacy Commodore programs, and C64. Ultimate supported content all within the powerful & familiar Bash command-line environment. Support for C64 Ultimate Turbo Mode (64 MHz). Unlimited configurable virtual devices including floppies and hard drives with sub-directories. 4 Megabytes of "ERAM" expansion memory. Full access to Linux on the Raspberry Pi through the VT-100 terminal application. Access telnet BBS's at Ethernet or Wi-Fi speeds and with VT-100 or ANSI graphics. Web interface for easy file management from your PC. Switch into "Arcade mode" to quickly search and instantly load games for the C64 mode. Launch CRT format games instantly on the C64 Ultimate using Idun's Linux filesystem storage. Full API for developing applications in 6502 assembly and modern Lua script! Open source code. USB keyboard and game controller.
Coho is a fast, cross-platform, Mastodon Client.
Coho is built for speed. No matter what device you're on or how spotty your network connection is, the app stays fast and responsive. We leverage the best of the modern web platform to deliver a native-quality experience. A clean, focused interface that keeps what matters front and center. No clutter, no confusion—just Mastodon done right with thoughtful UX and the latest in Material Design. We keep a fresh cache of your timeline on your device. When you go offline, you can still scroll through your timeline, like and boost posts, and create new posts. Everything syncs automatically when you're back online.
npm installnpm run build
The finished webapp is in dist/.
I'm Trammell Hudson, a programmer, photographer, frequent hacker and occasional watchmaker. I enjoy reverse engineering things, restoring antique computers and making things blink. Sometimes I use my Amateur Extra rating (NY3U) and hack on Radio and RF projects. I also have other hobbies involving coffee, aviation, sailing and other vehicles. And on the weekends I enjoy teaching classes at NYC Resistor.
This website collects links and info about some of the projects that I have worked on.
The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists tells stories that punch through the noise, showing how the world really works, triggering positive change. We are driven by the belief that citizens have the right to be better informed, that access to independently-sourced facts is not only essential for democracy but is also a fundamental human right.
Transparency is at the center of everything we do. We are operating at a time when investigative journalism has never been more important, or more challenged.
The biggest threats to our societies, and to all of us, have gone global, stretching the capacity of traditional newsrooms. Vital public interest reporting must compete against a flood of misinformation that confuses, alienates and divides.
A CLI utility which verifies whether or not a Microsoft license key is valid.
Slop Evader is a browser add-on that searches the web for content posted before ChatGPT's public release on November 30th, 2022. It pushes back against false narratives of progress and assumes that the quality of the internet as an information retrieval tool has been in rapid decline since the public uptake of generative AI (see dead internet theory).
As media like images, video, and text become untethered from reality, they become potentially generated from unknown datasets and contexts. The cognitive load of searching, encountering, and assessing media has increased substantially. Every time you encounter content, you must now ask yourself – is this real or AI-generated? Is this old or new? Where did this come from?
Slop Evader offers some respite. If you want to browse the web before the age of generated media, this tool is for you.
Slop Evader is a browser add-on that searches the web for content posted before ChatGPT's public release on November 30th, 2022. It pushes back against false narratives of progress and assumes that the quality of the internet as an information retrieval tool has been in rapid decline since the public uptake of generative AI (see dead internet theory).
As media like images, video, and text become untethered from reality and are generated from unknown datasets and contexts. The cognitive load of searching, encountering, and assessing media has increased substantially. Every time you encounter content, you must now ask yourself – is this real or AI-generated? Is this old or new? Where did this come from?
Slop Evader offers some respite. If you want to browse the web before the age of generated media, this tool is for you.
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