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Admin's Drawer.

Snippets, scripts, simple applications, and projects I've worked on.

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Pinger

Pinger is a macOS utility that makes it quick and convenient to “ping” (check availability of) hosts or IP addresses (supporting both ICMP and HTTP), directly from a graphical interface — no need to open the Terminal.

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Print Me

Print-Me is a small web application (Python Flask + HTML/JS) designed to make printing directly from the browser easier. No printer installation required — and with more control over formatting, margins, and layout.

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copypastor

Long time, no see — finally there’s another small beast: this is a Python client-server app for sharing your clipboard(s) across devices. Fast, easy, no pain.

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ttfb

My first attempt at learning Go. This is a tiny command-line tool to measure a website’s loading speed — specifically the Time-To-First-Byte — with the option to grep through the body and headers of HTTP requests.

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headphones-on

Anyone using active noise-canceling headphones while working in a shared office likely faced this: when someone “nudges you,” you’re already isolated by noise canceling, so they think you’re not hearing them even when you are ;-)

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skrypt.sh

The repository says it all: a tiny PHP uploader panel. I needed a minimal file-upload interface (with control over file types / size limits) under a

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Rocket.Chat Linux installer

For the standalone Rocket.Chat application, I created a very simple installer/updater. It shuts down, kills the process, downloads the latest release, installs it, and restarts. That’s it. No bells and whistles, just a quick way to keep Rocket.Chat up to date on Linux.

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Auto-directory synchronization

A simple Bash script for continuous sync between directories (local or remote). I use this often to watch changes (e.g. in config files or logs) and push them (e.g. via rsync / ssh) to a remote repository or backup location.

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