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qr-backup – paper backup of files using QR codes

February 8, 2025 Steve Emms CLI, Utilities

qr-backup takes file(s), and outputs a “paper backup”: a printable black-and-white PDF full of QR codes.

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flxvwr – simple, cross-platform image viewer

February 7, 2025 Steve Emms Graphics

flxvwr is a simple, cross-platform image viewer which provides a minimal user interface, keyboard shortcuts, and smooth performance.

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highlight.js – syntax highlighter

February 7, 2025 Steve Emms Programming

highlight.js is a syntax highlighter written in JavaScript. It works in the browser as well as on the server

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Quickemu – run Linux, macOS, and Windows virtual machines

February 7, 2025 Steve Emms Internet

Quickemu is a wrapper for QEMU that automatically “does the right thing” when creating virtual machines.

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QR Scanner – QR scanner/generator app

February 7, 2025 Steve Emms GUI, Utilities

QR Scanner is a QR code scanner and generator built with Flutter.

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Foto – simple image viewer

February 7, 2025 Steve Emms CLI, Graphics

Foto is a simple image viewer. It simply shows an image either on a window or in the terminal. It is designed to be used in scripts.

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File Lock PEA – filesystem-level encryption

February 7, 2025 Steve Emms Security

File Lock PEA (PEA = Password Encrypting Archive) encrypts data at the filesystem level

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octoscan – static vulnerability scanner

February 7, 2025 Steve Emms Security

Octoscan is a static vulnerability scanner for GitHub action workflows.

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Encrypted Files

Encpipe – encryption tool

February 6, 2025 Steve Emms CLI, Security

Encpipe is billed as the simplest encryption tool in the world.

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Programming

Rouge – elegant, extendable code highlighter

February 6, 2025 Eilidih Parris Programming

Rouge is a pure Ruby syntax highlighter. It can highlight over 200 different languages, and output HTML or ANSI 256-color text.

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