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Remove MS Edge is a Windows-focused project that packages methods to uninstall Microsoft Edge using either an executable approach or batch scripts, depending on how automated or hands-on you want the process to be. It targets users who prefer not to keep Edge installed and want a repeatable removal path rather than manual digging through system folders and app packages. The repository highlights practical compatibility considerations, including that certain apps and features may rely on...

...It uses GitHub-hosted workflow runners to fetch content from direct links, YouTube, Telegram, Google Play, SoundCloud, and web pages. Downloaded files are committed into the user’s repository so they can be retrieved later through normal GitHub access. The project includes workflows for different content sources, plus a Python script that can render and save web pages as MHTML archives using a headless browser. It also handles large direct-download files by splitting them into smaller chunks that fit repository limits. ...

The blocksparse repository provides efficient GPU kernels (TensorFlow custom ops) for block-sparse matrix multiplication and convolution operations. The idea is to exploit block-level sparsity — i.e. treat matrices or weight tensors as composed of blocks, many of which may be zero or unused — to save compute and memory when sparsity patterns are structured. This is particularly useful in models like Sparse Transformers, where attention matrices or intermediate layers may adopt block-sparse...

A Python script to fetch new errata file from Redhat Network to make a local Redhat Enterprise Linux RPM repository. *Warning*: The current version uses pysqlite as a backend to save informations. pysqlite is not part of Redhat. Morever it uses Python

PyOpMenu is a python based script for basic system administration. It follows the Gomenu script guidelines (http://fossies.org/unix/privat/old/gomenu-0.8.1.tar.gz/index_af.html). OpMenu uses .mnu files to build a screen menu that allow to low levels sysadmins and system operators do basic and preconfigured actions (f.e. restart a webserver, check the status of a daemon, etc...)