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weatheredwatcher/README.md

Hi there πŸ‘‹

  • πŸ”­ I am a Fullstack Developer that works with Ruby on Rails and PHP
  • ⚑ I am an experinced Platform Engineer and Linux System Admin (Debian, Ubuntu, RedHat)
  • 🌱 I am a Free Software Collaborator.
  • πŸ‘― I would love to talk with you about your server stacks!
  • πŸ€” My dream is to be a profession Dungeon Master!
  • πŸ’¬ I can help you with your servers and your Projects.
  • πŸ“« How to reach me: github@duggins.net
  • πŸ˜„ Pronouns: he/him
  • ⚑ Fun fact: I grew up in the former soviet republic of Kazakhstan!

My blog:

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  1. A python script for creating vhost f... A python script for creating vhost files
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  2. VHostApp VHostApp Public

    an application for creating vhost entries

    Python

  3. Sow Sow Public

    This is a ruby script that creates a complete basic project structure

    Ruby 1 1

  4. First pass at a Safari style passwor... First pass at a Safari style password Generator
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    #! /bin/zsh
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    if ((! $+commands[pwgen] )); 
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    then
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      echo "fail"
  5. I found this script on the i3 forums... I found this script on the i3 forums and thought that I'd share it from here. It's a cool little script that checks for battery strength and warns you via the nagbar if your battery is running low. Helpful if you run the i3 status bar on the bottom and don't always notice if the battery is low!!
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    ! /bin/bash
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    SLEEP_TIME=5   # Default time between checks.
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    SAFE_PERCENT=30  # Still safe at this level.
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    DANGER_PERCENT=15  # Warn when battery at this level.