- Python 74.4%
- Shell 25.6%
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| books | ||
| computing | ||
| esapi | ||
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| personal | ||
| python | ||
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Notes
This is a repository for keeping notes. Sometimes, There is now a seperate private repository for work notes
The beauty of using Markdown for notes is that I can edit the .md files in any text editor.
Computers
But, first a word from our sponsors (of whom I have none):
Life is political, everything is political. So when I see the far right trying to take over things in which I'm interested then the least I can do is:
- I will find alternatives to their software
- I will not buy any of their hardware
- I will no longer give these people any more of my money.
If you don't know who I'm talking about I refer you to the following two useful resources:
Now, where were we? Ah yes...
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- General computing stuff
- Framework Laptop 13 because you should be able to fix things you own.
- Chuwi Minibook X
- Network
- Some useful software
- A small computer toolkit
- My smart home
Programming
- Python
- Eclipse Scripting API
- For version control I use Git, either within NeoVim or on the command line
Operating systems
Other probably more important home stuff
- Personal includes stuff on travel, camping, gardening (and some useful checklists)
- If you own it, you should be allowed to repair it
- I like books
- I have a very useful Tiny toolkit
My git host using the excellent forgejo
also hosts a mirror of this repository
My GitHub page which is now mainly for work related stuff
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