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anydvd-auto-updater

Automatically exported from code.google.com/p/anydvd-auto-updater

anydvd-rip-wrapper

Automatically exported from code.google.com/p/anydvd-rip-wrapper

docker-base

base docker image

docker-cloudflared

A docker container for running Cloudflare's Argo Tunnel to proxy a service.

docker-crontab

A docker job scheduler (aka. crontab for docker)

docker-dehydrated-cloudflare-cron

Container for Dehydrated with Cloudflare Hook running as a cron job.

docker-netatalk

Docker container running Netatalk

docker-veeam-backup-repository

A lightweight image to use a NAS as Veeam Backup Repository w/o changing the NAS

eclair

A tool to automate the update and configuration of ESX(i)

freenas-iocage-crashplan

Crashplan Pro in an iocage jail for FreeNAS - with VNC!

freenas-iocage-unifi

UniFi Controller in an iocage jail for FreeNAS - with Let's Encrypt!

homeassistant-config

internet-speedtest-docker

Docker containers useful for measuring internet speeds.

kerberoast-detection

Kerberoast Detection Script

kjake.github.io

macropad-rp2040-hotkeys

A collection of hotkey macros for the Adafruit Macropad RP2040

openvas

Containers for running the Greenbone Vulnerability Manager. Run as a single container with all services or separate single applications containers via docker-compose.

pfmon-docker

Easy setup of InfluxDb and Grafana for viewing Telegraf metrics from pfSense

sip2yac

Automatically exported from code.google.com/p/sip2yac

streamlink-recorder

Docker Container to monitor for and record livestreams using streamlink.

tweet-a-watt

This project documents my adventures in learning how to wire up my home for wireless power monitoring. I live in a rented apartment so I don't have hacking-access to a meter or breaker panel. Since I'm still very interested in measuring my power usage on a long term basis, I built wireless outlet reporters. Building your own power monitor isn't too tough and can save money but I'm not a fan of sticking my fingers into 120V power. Instead, I'll used the existing Kill-a-watt power monitor, which works great and is available at my local hardware store.