I designed this case to keep my MeshCore/Meshtastic base station in the attic. It holds a Heltec v4 alongside a Type-N bulkhead antenna, with cutouts for the OLED, USB, and coax, working buttons, vents that allow airflow while keeping dust out, a post behind the USB connector for a zip tie so the cable can’t work itself loose, and two mounting holes.
A slim, magnet-closed case for carrying Eargasm earplugs. This is a remix of RMTCTRL’s original design with a slot added along the long edges, which makes the halves much easier to pull apart when you’re using strong magnets. Requires four 6mm x 2mm magnets.
Define a BuildkitTemplate describing how your builders should be configured and scheduled, then create a Buildkit resource for each instance you need. The operator provisions a pod per instance and publishes its connection URL back into the resource’s status, so builds get a dedicated, isolated builder instead of contending over a shared one.
A bracket that clips onto the charger for a Philips Norelco Multigroom Series 3000 so the charger holds the trimmer too, instead of leaving it to sit on the counter while it charges. Designed around the MG3740 trimmer and its included A00390 charger.
The fit is intentionally snug to keep it from drooping over time, so I’ve included two versions with different tolerances plus a removal tool in case your print comes out too tight. It prints in the default orientation, but printing at a 45° angle with a few supports gives better strength on both sides.
mailroom is a Go framework for creating, routing, and delivering user notifications based on events from external systems.
Write the code to turn an incoming webhook into a notification, and mailroom handles the rest: identifying the right recipients, respecting their per-transport preferences (PR reviews to email, build failures to Slack), matching their usernames across systems, and dealing with formatting, retries, and error handling.
A replacement cap for the sports water bottle I use for ice hockey. It’s designed for the A&R Clear Straw Water Bottle, or any bottle with a 3/8" (9.5mm) straw.
The inside is slightly rounded to avoid bridging issues, so it should print without supports. I used Ninjaflex, but other TPU filaments will probably work just as well.
A Chrome extension that relays your Google Meet status to Home Assistant so you can build a DIY “On Air” light or any other automation you like.
It watches every Chrome tab for an active meeting and toggles a Home Assistant entity accordingly, either through the REST API with a long-lived access token or by calling a webhook. I wrote about the light I built with it in this blog post.
cookiecache is a distributed PSR-16 cache implementation for PHP 6 that stores your cached data in browser cookies, saving hundreds of valuable bytes of server memory.
Every visitor gets their own private copy of the cache, entries are capped at 4096 bytes, and the contents are fully readable and writable by anyone who cares to open their developer tools. It also has a known deserialization vulnerability. Released on April 1st under the April Fools Public License — please do not use this.
indentation is a PHP library to detect and manipulate the indentation of files and strings.
Point it at a file and it’ll tell you whether that file uses tabs or spaces and how many of them. From there you can convert between styles, add leading indentation to every line (handy for embedding code samples into Markdown), or strip the common indentation back off again.
