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Hayden Pearce (@saint-lascivious)

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unbound-config

fragmented configuration files for unbound recursive dns resolver

munin-pihole-plugins

A set of Munin plugins for monitoring various Pi-hole® stats

dnsproxy-config

dnsproxy as a simple service

unbound-get-root-hints

simple systemd timer to periodically update root.hints for unbound recursive resolver

lighttpd-external-munin-proxy

lighttpd external.conf for Munin webserver proxy

motd.d

a set of scipts to enhance the basic motd experience

gapps-config

Config Template for Open GApps - The Open Google Apps Project

haha_cache_go_brrr

a very silly, very shitty little DNS cache warmup tool born of sleep deprivation, far too much coffee, and a poor moral compass

munin-unbound-plugins

Munin plugins for monitoring [Unbound](https://github.com/NLnetLabs/unbound)

immaterial

The immaterial theme aims to be simple and elegant, taking cues from the Material Design style platform. It aims to support as many targets as possible by using very few hardcoded values. While the theme does not rely on a specific font it does rely on the current user font being any one of a few in a supported range - 18, 24, 32, 48, 64, and 96.

dotfiles

a modular and extensible environment configuration file template

throwawaydeadd

A simple and highly flexible keepalived check and/or notify script particularly useful for managing failover scenarios in a high-availability environment.

saint-lascivious.github.com

pokemon_go_list

an infrequently updated list of obtained/required level 1 pokemon in pokemon go

immaterial_icons

The immaterial theme aims to be simple and elegant, taking cues from the Material Design style platform. It aims to support as many targets as possible by using very few hardcoded values. While the theme does not rely on a specific font it does rely on the current user font being any one of a few in a supported range - 18, 24, 32, 48, 64, and 96.

saint-lascivious.github.io