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Power Your Raspberry Pi with an ATX Supply Using A PIC16F628A
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The Glitch in the Machine: An FFMPEG Toolkit for Creative Coders
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Building a Cross-Platform App with Xojo: My Experience
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Power Your Raspberry Pi with an ATX Supply Using A PIC16F628A

Explore the detailed steps to use a PIC microcontroller for powering a Raspberry Pi with an ATX power supply, featuring soft power and status LEDs.
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The Glitch in the Machine: An FFMPEG Toolkit for Creative Coders

FFmpeg is a powerful command-line tool that acts like a digital Swiss Army knife for artists and VJs. Instead of relying on expensive, layer-based GUI software, you can use FFmpeg…
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Building a Cross-Platform App with Xojo: My Experience

A deep dive into my journey using Xojo for a cross-platform project—tips, reflections, and hard-won developer insights.
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AI-Driven SEO: A Personal Journey into the Next Big Thing

My candid thoughts and research on how AI-powered SEO tools are reshaping strategies, offering new advantages, and challenging the SEO world.
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How Python Saved My Sanity: Transforming Messy Customer Data for WooCommerce

A real-world tale of taming a chaotic spreadsheet and prepping product data for WooCommerce using Python—with tips, code examples, and heartfelt advice.
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hosting-panel

A comprehensive web-based control panel for managing Nginx websites, MySQL databases, PowerDNS zones, and system services on Ubuntu servers.

PHP
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rpcemu-extended

Extended fork of RPCEmu, the Acorn Risc PC/A7000 emulator, now with built-in debugger and machine inspector, live snapshots, breakpoints, and watchpoints.

C
Activity (past year)
Updated 1 week ago

oak-script

A lightweight scripting language for RISC OS with bytecode compiler, virtual machine and runtime.

Updated 1 week ago

video-vault

FastAPI-based video recording, retrieval, and analysis with a React/Tailwind frontend. Record multiple streams (webcams or RTSP/HTTP), segment and index them, overlay PNG graphics, run face detection, and export clips precisely with ffmpeg.

Python
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Updated 2 weeks ago

riscos-mail-module

Mail is a lightweight mail server implementation designed specifically for RISC OS. It accepts incoming SMTP connections, stores messages locally, and provides POP3 retrieval with per-user authentication. Perfect for local development, testing, or small-scale deployments on RISC OS systems.

C
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Updated 3 weeks ago

streamdeck-webmonitor

Monitor multiple websites from Windows and display their status on a 15-button Elgato Stream Deck.

Python
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riscos-door-server

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riscos-telnet-server

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riscos-armbbs

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riscos-armbbs-example-bbs

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riscos-armbbs-door-libraries

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riscos-cjson-library

cJSON library ported to RISC OS

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