MattieTK

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Raindrop.io ShareX Custom Uploader

This example demonstrates a custom ShareX uploader configuration that sends files directly to Raindrop.io’s REST API. The snippet defines a `.sxcu` profile using ShareX’s JSON format, specifying a PUT request to `https://api.raindrop.io/rest/v1/raindrop/file` with a multipart form body. It authenticates via a bearer token header and dynamically names the uploaded file using ShareX’s `%mo_%d_%yy_%h_%mi` timestamp placeholders. The configuration explicitly supports image, text, and file uploads, routing each through the same endpoint with a required `collectionId` argument.

Apr 9, 2024

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Raspberry Pi Ubuntu setup

This example illustrates a step-by-step Raspberry Pi Ubuntu setup script, showing system updates, firewall configuration, and Docker installation. The code executes shell commands sequentially, using `sudo apt` for package management, `ufw` for firewall rules, and `curl` to fetch external repositories. It demonstrates configuring automatic updates, installing fail2ban, and deploying Portainer and Tailscale via command-line APIs. The visualization highlights the command flow, emphasizing security hardening and containerization tools in a linear, verbatim text format from a gist.

Aug 8, 2023

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keybase

This example visualizes the trust relationships embedded in a Keybase proof document, presenting the signed JSON payload and its cryptographic signature as an interactive graph. It uses the keybase.io proof format to show how a GitHub identity links to a Keybase user via a PGP key, rendering the nested claim structure with d3.js force-directed layout. Nodes represent entities like the service, username, key ID, and signature block, with edges depicting their associations. The visualization directly parses the provided gist data, making the verification process tangible by mapping each field to a visual component.

Aug 9, 2018

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Slate config file

This example shows a configuration file for Slate, a macOS window manager, that defines keyboard shortcuts to position and resize windows across the screen. It uses aliases with arithmetic expressions (e.g., `screenSizeX/2`) and named bindings to apply abstract positions like halves, quarters, and centered regions. The file also binds specific commands to focus applications, such as Google Chrome, and uses key combinations with modifiers like `cmd`, `alt`, `ctrl`, and `shift` to trigger window actions and monitor switching. The code is plain text with a simple syntax of aliases and bindings, not a visual library or data API.

Feb 20, 2018

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Twitter video handbrake settings

This visualization shows the exact encoding settings used in a HandBrake preset named “Twitter,” displaying the video and audio parameters as a structured plist. It maps the key-value pairs from the XML Property List file, including H.264 video encoding, 128 kbps AAC audio, 1280×720 resolution at 30 fps, and specific x264 options like the “fast” preset and “fastdecode” tune. The code parses the plist using Apple’s PropertyList API and renders the hierarchical dictionary as an interactive tree diagram with collapsible nodes.

Apr 2, 2016