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Marc Tönsing (@mtoensing)

mtoensing

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Registered about 15 years ago
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Location 🇩🇪 Germany
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Docker-Minecraft-PaperMC-Server

Starts a Minecraft PaperMC server

Docker-Minecraft-Bedrock-Server

Starts a Minecraft BEDROCK Server (PE Pocket Edition) for iOS, iPhone, iPad, XBOX and Windows.

Docker-Minecraft-Overviewer

Dockerimage for Minecraft Overviewer

Moondance-StepMania64-pi4

StepMania with 60 FPS on Raspberry Pi 4

RaspberryPiMinecraftDocker

Install a Minecraft Java Server and Watchtower for automatic updates using Docker within seconds.

synology-ramdisk

Mount a ramdisk in DSM

Docker-chd-converter

Converts all GID, ISO and CUE files in a folder using chdman in Mame Tools to CHD. Skips existing chd files.

Train-Time-Tracker

"Train Time Tracker" display real time information for a specific connection by scraping mobile.bahn.de

MCMonitor

Display basic minecraft server information with query and php

game-review-block

Add a review rating block with a score from 1 to 10 to your post. Adds schema.org meta data for Rich Results in search engines.

wp-tgdb-importer

A 'The Game Database Importer' for Wordpress.

mi2sheet

Poll Xiaomi Mijia temperature and humidity data via bluetooth to a Google Spreadsheet

last-commented-posts

wp-shortscore-api

json api for shortscore data by shortscore id (comment id)

wp-shortscore-core

Wordpress plugin for the SHORTSCORE project

cookie-notice-lite

Most simple cookie notice I can think of. For WordPress.

ulanzi-awtrix-iobroker-javascript-snippets

a collection of JavaScript snippets for the Awtrix Adapter in ioBroker

marctv-quicktags

This plugin displays the most basic of quicktag buttons on your comment forms, using the Quicktag API built into WordPress (as of 3.3). No jQuery needed.