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PythonHotKey is a Python application that can be used to emulate keystrokes, move and click the mouse, launch programs, and open documents. These actions can be triggered by hotkeys like [F7] or [ctrl + 4] or by a typed phrase.

MAC Changer

One-command setup of new machines (linux, windows, mac) including setting configurations (dotfiles) and installing binaries, securely. Easy to customize to your needs (private branch) and designed to be generic and for multi-user collaboration (master).

Website made with Vue 3 and GitLab Pages: https://macappcollection.com/

Running legacy Xilinx ISE FPGA software on a MacOS system (including Apple Silicon) using Docker.

Website for the SimCav program: https://simcav.org/

Laser cavity design and simulation.

https://simcav.org/

Provide rili::stream oriented, consistent, multiplatform API and implementation for TCP/IP network operations.

pamela's quiet sister

my-scripts-n-stuff Just some random scripts and stuff I used to use and still use on my linux setup there might be some horrible windows stuff as well but shhh! Don't look at that 😁. I wouldn't recommend you use any of it directly but feel free to

The Noble Ape Simulation was started in 1996. It features a number of autonomous simulation components including: landscape, biological, weather, sentient creature, a simple intelligent-agent scripting language (ApeScript). http://www.nobleape.com/

Ansible role for installing a given homebrew package with support for casks and taps

A collection of dotfiles for Git, zsh, and other tools in the terminal

A macOS menu bar application to keep track of mobile internet on railway lines.

An extensible software reverse engineering framework, cross-platform for Mac, Linux and Windows by your favorite 3 letter agency.

Umbrella project for all IMEI and other identifier modification techniques

Permission framework for linux

Python tools for ethical hacking

An attempt at getting a portable C way of getting the MAC address of an interface based on arp-scan's way of doing this.