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chezmoi
Manage your dotfiles across multiple diverse machines, securely
...Linux, macOS, and Windows) in sync, while still being able to easily cope with differences from machine to machine. -
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Burn To The Brim
Utility for efficiently grouping files and folders together
...By recursively scanning your designated folders, BTTB matches item sizes to your media capacity, finding a near-perfect selection in milliseconds and an absolute perfect packing configuration in just a few seconds. Burn to the Brim 4.0.0 introduces state-of-the-art machine learning semantic coherence logic to BTTB's classical packing algorithms. -
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Blue Print
Blue Print is a remote access, cross-platform hex editor/data analyzer
WeLees BluePrint(hereafter referred to as WBP) is a hexadecimal editor based on a Web front-end. Its back-end works on Windows, Linux and OSX platforms, and the Web-based front-end runs on any browser. Users can start the back-end of WBP on PC/server/NAS/smart device(hereinafter referred to as the host) which has network connection, and perform graphical editing & analysis on data of the host in a browser on any other machine regardless of whether the host has local graphics module or not. ... -
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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