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• my Repositories
• my Forks
• my Prompt
• my FavIcon
• my Sneakers

Here are some of my own repositories, sorted by (kinda) priority.

• Smartwatch
• Field
• Dump.js
• Prompt
• Scripts
• JavaScripts
• JSON.js
• ANSI.js
• noto-emoji-animation
• v4
• count.php
• getopt.js
• nproc.c
• (all Repositories)

Since my bday 2023 I own a Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro. Because I wanted a special watch face design (I really love 24h analog), I decided to create my own one(s). So here's my Biscuits Collection!

This is the best[tm] way to manage multi-dimensional arrays (of any type).

My own Radix Viewer. First version with only viewing functionality.

I really needed such a tool for myself to develop/debug my Norbert, and since I also needed other tools for this reason, I just implemented 'em here, too.

The available utilties are explained in the README, too; these are (atm): [ count, rot13 ];

Here's my notorious $PS1 prompt. Just moved it from the scripts repository to it's own one. Here's also the example screenshot.

Mostly bash shell scripts. Some for direct execution, some for inclusion via source or . (also for your /etc/profile.d/ directory). And one C/C++ at the moment. ... the JavaScripts moved to their own JavaScripts repository [2024-09-24].

This started by moving all the JavaScripts from my scripts repository.

Just started this one, since I needed to insert comments in my JSON configuration.

Extensions for JavaScript/Node.js of ANSI Escape Sequences.

Google got it's own animated icon set, available via web interface (and github, too):

• Google: The hub for everything animated emoji!
• Google: Github repository

I hacked out a mass downloader here, plus an additional PHP interface, and even more.

This is the current API documentation (etc.) for my private website project. Maybe you'd also like to see the source code? Or maybe you want to see all my github projects in my own overview? ^_^

I really love it, so please give it a try! It even got a CLI mode (Console Line Interface) to manage all the values etc. (in your file system) and also to view the current states.

Using the file system (but not a single file!) it's pretty efficient, and I made it really secure! It has really many features and is highly customizable - even with extra config differences for each host, which can be used in any amount.. and there's the configuration on the one hand, and on the other hand there are many $_GET[] parameters to customize the output/drawing.

It supports both text/plain (or other mime/content types) and image/* drawing output.

The last feature I'd like to mention here is the (configurable) ?text parameter to draw short text strings instead of the counted values etc., e.g. to hide some info from automatic web crawlers/spiders/.. etc., e.g. when you want to present your eMail address or so, and scramble it a bit (see my address on my ~impressum page, as an example 4u).

My own getopt interpretation, written in plain/vanilla JavaScript.

Tiny extension to the well-known coreutil: by setting the NPROC environment variable to an arbitrary integer that value will be shown instead of the real core/thread count of your CPU.

And here is the complete repository list.

Some interesting repositories I wanted to mirror here.

• build-your-own-x
• llm-course
• knowledge
• RadixRedux
• c64ref
• deep-tempest
• gr-tempest
• games
• doom-ascii
• linuxpdf
• forkrun
• awesome-bash
• MS-DOS (Archive)