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Filt8- v3.6 alerts for WSJT-X FT8
Alert and filter QSO for WSJT-X FT8 FT4
THIS VERSION HAS A TABLE VIEW FOR SYSTEMS THAT DO NOT SUPPORT LARGE GRAPHIC DISPLAYS SUCH AS LOW-END LAPTOPS. CHECK OUT ft8mapper FOR BETTER GRAPHICS AND GRID TRACKING. Filt8 - v3.6 release - Requires Python 3.x (3.10 or higher on Mac) Scrollable maps for small screens State data as of Feb 25, 2024. Map saves settings. Map features: filter by band, click to Lookup. -
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Random data generator: secure character streams and large files
Generate a lot of random junk. Create: • huge files • random character stream • specific character sequence Example uses - generate: • specific number of characters for testing web forms • restricted range character stream • control characters, 'high characters', emojis for fuzzing application input • specific byte sequence • Unicode character range • file overwrites to the exact byte count • custom text strings as content filler • long password strings • specific... -
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yieldbuddy
yieldbuddy - an Arduino and Raspberry Pi based Environment Controller
yieldbuddy is an open source hydroponics controller for your indoor or outdoor grow. The Arduino sends multiple serial messages a second containing information like sensor values, relay on/off states, manual/auto modes, etc. The web interface (hosted by the Raspberry Pi running Apache2 and PHP5), allows you to login to the page and from there you can see graphs of all your sensors, their current values, whether or not your equipment is on/off (relay states), your web camera, etc. The...
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