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Alexander Riccio

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altWinDirStat. An unofficial modification of WinDirStat

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COVID-CO2-tracker. TypeScript

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FileFindBench. In the works for benchmarking various directory walking techniques

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SALExamples. A collection of real code using Microsoft SAL, mostly from the WDDK and WSDK

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clean-ntfs-mft-with-undocumented-code. C++

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update-pip-packages. update all the packages (in alphabetical order) that were installed with pip

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SetBrightSleepTight. This was my first attempt at systems-level programming, and is thus messy. I've cleaned it up, so that it is readable, but it's been pretty neglected.

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mask-guide. just a source file for the sharable mask guide printout

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no-more-emojicrack. The extracted files I use to reduce the ocular diarrhea that LLMs seem to love to generate

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wdm. Windows Directory Monitor (WDM) is a threaded directories monitor for Windows.

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axios. Promise based HTTP client for the browser and node.js

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NppFTP. Plugin for Notepad++ allowing FTP, FTPS, FTPES and SFTP communications

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EnergyLibLeak. Demonstrate Intel Power Gadget API's HANDLE leak

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RxAndroidBle. An Android Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Library with RxJava2 interface

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btrfs. WinBtrfs - an open-source btrfs driver for Windows

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OBS. Open Broadcaster Software

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Erlich-bachman-and-friends. LLM prompts to enjoy the vast entertainment of an Erlich Bachman Code review. Also contains a fully custom Monica Hall persona (who gives actually useful business advice!) and a customized version of @PlagueHO's Gilfoyle code review.

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winmerge. WinMerge is an Open Source differencing and merging tool for Windows. WinMerge can compare both folders and files, presenting differences in a visual text format that is easy to understand and handle.

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ConEmu. Customizable Windows terminal with tabs, splits, quake-style and more

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subbrute. A python subdomain bruteforce tool for pentesters.

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SimpleVisor. SimpleVisor is a simple, Intel x64 Windows-specific hypervisor with two specific goals: using the least amount of assembly code (10 lines), and having the smallest amount of VMX-related code to support dynamic hyperjacking and unhyperjacking (that is, virtualizing the host state from within the host).

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