A Github repo of free web proxies. Really is updated hourly. Not a long list, to be honest.
A minimalist decentralized issue management system based on Git. No back-end, no dependencies. Tickets are stored in the same Git repo as the project as text files in the .issues/ directory. Added to the other Git commands as an alias. Aims to be cross-platform, actually works on pretty much any *nix-alike.
A repository of nearly 100k RPM packages for various Redhat derivative Linux distributions, such as Redhat Enterprise Linux, CentOS, and Fedora Core.
Your one-stop RPM repository for all the packages that Redhat and Fedora Core won't package, like basic MP3 playback support.
How to recover files that have accidentally been deleted with 'svn delete'.
To recover a file from svn that you deleted from your local repository, it’s first necessary to get the proper name of the file, and the revision of the repository it last existed in. To do that (assuming you don’t know, because if you do you have bigger issues), you go to the directory it was in (or as close as you can get to the directory it was in) and run:
svn log --verbose
You should be able to find the file you’re looking for and the revision you need in the output of that command. Assuming your file’s name is ‘file.txt’ and it was in revision 250, you run the following to recover it:svn up -r 250 file.txt
Done.
The official site where you can download old Ubuntu packages and iso images. Sounds useless, but when it comes to backwards compatibility it might come in handy.
The Guardian Project has released the F-Droid Repository, a catalogue of F/OSS apps for Android. Their app makes it easy to browse the repository and install the listed software on your Android device.
Note: The "Allow install from non-market sources" option needs to be checked on your Android device.
etckeeper is a utility which checks everything in /etc into a Git repository so you can track changes made to a system's configuration. This also allows you to transplant a configuration to another server, roll back changes made, and audit who did what. Can also hook into the package management system to automatically update the repository when packages are added, removed, and updated.
The github repository for a set of bestpractices for opensource software that runs on the command line only. It describes how documentation should be done and how it should exist, licensing, how to install and run the package, semantic version control, bug reporting, automated testing, and crypto guidelines.
Github repository of a module for nodejs, ruby and python developed by somebody in the twitter bot community for filtering profanity, slurs, and other bad language out of text. It's meant to prevent another Tay incident. It can be used to filter both inbound and outbound text.