doitlive - replay shell commands as a screencast. I can definitely see this being handy as a teaching tool at my current job. #>
The Big Blocklist Collection. Handy. #>
You Are a Rocketship (it's about personal productivity and goal-setting). I dig the idea of quarterly reviews, something to put on the calendar I think. #>
Arduino with NeoPixel Optocouplers Controlling Many Relays. That's pretty genius. #>
jq Tutorial. jq is super-powerful and super-confusing to me. #>
Pushsafer - send & receive of Push Notifications to iOS, Android and Windows 10 Devices. My current flow of notifications with my Home Assistant setup is to have it send me an SMS via Twilio (I like that SMS will still work even in places with no data service.) The prices for Pushsafer are reasonable ( 1000 additional API calls 0.99 EUR (0.99 EUR / 1000 API Calls) ) so I may give it a go as well. #>
Block Facebook from your home network with your pi-hole. I am doing it on my router with DNSmasq, but this will absolutely get added if I go the pi-hole route. #>
How to install and use pi-hole on Linux – A black hole for Internet advertisements. I've got a NAS, might see if I can dig up a Docker image... #>
CyberPower UPS on Linux. Got this hooked up, need to tweak it. I do like that it keeps track of when power outages happen. #>
TLDR pages, Simplified and community-driven man pages. I dig the idea, usually when I'm searching the man pages it's because I want a practical example. #>
OSSEC Introduction and Installation Guide
OSSEC is a Host based Intrusion Detection System (HIDS). Using a HIDS allows you to have real time visibility into what security events are taking place on a server.
Probably worth installing on some of my systems. #>
Stencilfy. Does what it says on the tin, takes your text and outputs an SGV file in stencil format, you just need to size as you want and print. #>
Electric curtain track with DOOYA motor (when searching for motorized curtains the DOOYA seems to be the keyword to look for.) #>
Filmulator --- Simplified raw editing with the power of film. Open-source film emulation for photos, make them look like the days of old... #>
script-manager for the Darktable photo manager. #>
