Awesome List Updates on Nov 06, 2024

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1. Awesome Tmux

Plugins / Development and testing

• gotmux (⭐32) A golang library to interact with tmux.

2. Awesome Micropython

IO / ADC

• micropython-MCP3001 (⭐0) - MicroPython driver for the MCP3001 1-channel 10-bit ADC with SPI interface.

3. Awesome Love2d

OO

• Object-Library (⭐4) - ObjectLibrary is a simple library for the LÖVE2D game engine that allows users to create objects with collision detection and optional textures.

• LowerClass (⭐7) - A MiddleClass Inspired library with extended features.

4. Awesome Rust

Registries / Web programming

• cenotelie/cratery (⭐161) - A lightweight private cargo registry with batteries included, built for organisations, including features similar to docs.rs and deps.rs.

5. Static Analysis

Other / Other

• NodeJSScan — A static security code scanner for Node.js applications powered by libsast and semgrep that builds on the njsscan cli tool. It features a UI with various dashboards about an application's security status.

Programming Languages / Other

• pydocstyle ⚠️ — Check compliance with Python docstring conventions.

6. Awesome Polars

Blog posts / Miscellaneous

• Polars: A Modern DataFrame Library for High-Performance Data Analysis in Python - An article that presents data manipulation operations focusing on eager execution by Ardi Arunaditya.

7. Awesome Qubes OS

How-to guides

• How to resize dom0 - Just in case anyone needs help with this to resize dom0 from 20G to 50G.

• Inter-qube file copying (qfilecopy) - File copying with qfilecopy.

• Qubes Salt Beginner’s Guide - How to guide for beginners who enjoy an hands-on introduction with examples.

• Reverse Tethering & Screen Mirroring Qube for Android Device - Control your Android Device from Qubes OS while providing Network to the Android Device.

• How to migrate qubes to a new computer - How to efficiently migrate qubes to a new computer with a direct network connection

• USB MFP printer/scanner - How to get a USB MFP printer/scanner working in R4.2

Templates

• Manually Verifying Hashes of Installed Files - This guide explains how to manually verifying hashes of installed files.

• Pentesting: Parrot - Parrot Security is a Debian-based OS with over 600 tools for hacking, pentesting and software development. It is free, open source, secure, portable and customizable for various environments and devices

• Android VM options - There are multiple “android on PC” type distributions that one could try in a VM. Here are the 3!

• Ubuntu 2022.4 minimal - Ubuntu 22.04 (Jammy Jellyfish) Releasesis an open-source software platform that runs everywhere from the PC to the server and the cloud.

• Ubuntu 2024.4 minimal - Ubuntu 24.04.1 (Noble Numbat) ReleasesUbuntu is an open-source software platform that runs everywhere from the PC to the server and the cloud.

• GuixOS HVM - Install Guix OS in a standalone HVM

• Zoom Disp VM - Running Zoom in a DispVM.

• PrestiumOS HVM - Prestium OS is a Tails OS-like live linux distro.

• PiHole Cloudflared (⭐1) - PiHole Cloudflared in QubesOS with NextDNS (DNS over Https).

VM-Hardening

• Kicksecure for DISP-sys* - How to create disposable sys-usb, sys-net, sys-firewall off a debian-11 minimal template with Kicksecure and other hardening features for DISP-sys*.

• Easily NAT qubes port to external network - A script to ease the work of doing a NAT to expose a qube port to the physical network interface.

• Install Qubes OS with boot partition and a detached LUKS header on USB - The encrypted disk will look like an unused/empty unpartitioned disk.

• Custom preferences for Brave browser in disposable qube - The initial_preferences json file can be used to configure the preferences that will be used by default in newly created profiles.

• Hardening sys-net - This guide works no matter whether or not you chose disposable sys-net or not. no nonsense guide, Lets get in!

• Nix in a Qubes OS AppVM - How to install Nix in an AppVm.

• No file indexing - Disable file indexing in disposable qubes

Customization

• DPI scaling - Qubes OS passes on dom0’s screen resolution to VMs (this can be seen in the output of xrandr) but doesn’t pass on dom0’s dpi value.

• Sys-gui Customization - Minimal Fedora and Alternate Desktop Environments / Window Managers (DE/WMs)

• Tiling XFCE - Titled windows in XFCE with shortcut keys.

• Dark Theme - The following text describes how to change the default light theme to a dark theme.

• Rxvt Terminal - rxvt-unicode is an advanced and efficient vt102 emulator.

• CPU monitor per VMs - Individual VM monitoring.

GPU

• Gaming HVM) - HVM for gaming!

• Salt: automating NVIDIA GPU passthrough - This “guide” aims to explore and give a practical example of leveraging SaltStack to achieve the same goal as NVIDIA GPU passthrough into Linux HVMs for CUDA applications.

• Qubes SaltStack configuration of Videos Playback VM - An mpv salt start step-by-step easy guide.

• Improve video playback performance including YouTube (ytfzf) - This guide will show you how to install the mpv player and use it with maximum performance.

• GPU passthrough with lots of RAM - GPU passthru with max RAM

ML, LLM & AI

• Running local LLMs with or without GPU acceleration - This guide explains how to install text-generation-webui (oobabooga) on Qubes OS.

Clearnet & Anonymous Networking / Tor

• Snowflake Proxy in QubesOS - A Qubes-Whonix-17 Tor Control Panel snowflake proxy fix/installation guide.

• Qubes Tor onion services - Qubes OS Tor .onion links

• Onionizing Repositories - The guide explains how to configure experimental Tor onion services for APT repositories.

• Qubes OS Onion - Qubes OS onion address on the Tor network.

Clearnet & Anonymous Networking / Anonymity

• LocalSend -Free, open-source app that allows you to securely share files and messages with nearby devices over your local network without needing an internet connection. Basically, a platform neutral “airdrop”.

• Tailscale Setup - How to create template and install Tailscale.

Clearnet & Anonymous Networking / Crypto

• Ultimate Guide on Using Trezor on Qubes - his guide explains how to use Trezor cryptocurrency hardware wallets on Qubes OS.

Optics and Extra Info / Qubes OS Summit - 3mdeb Summit videos

• Qubes OS Summit 2024 - Day 1

• Qubes OS Summit 2024 - Day 2

• Qubes OS Summit 2023 - Day 1

• Qubes OS Summit 2023 - Day 2

• Qubes OS summit 2022 - Day 1

• Qubes OS summit 2022 - Day 2

• Qubes OS-3mdeb mini-summit 2021 - Day 1

• Qubes OS-3mdeb mini-summit 2021 - Day 2

Optics and Extra Info / Xen project summit 2024 videos

• Demi Marie Obenour: Reasonably Secure GPU Acceleration

• Marek Marczykowski-Górecki: Host and Guest Suspend Under Xen - S3 and S0ix

• Marek Marczykowski-Górecki: Linux Stubdomains Status Update

• Full xen project summit 2024 playlist

Optics and Extra Info / Extra Info

• 3mdeb - We’re hands-on firmware experts with years of experience writing elegant, scalable and custom code for clients.

• Hipervisor From Scratch (⭐2.4k)- Source code of a multiple series of tutorials about the hypervisor.

• GPU Virtual Machine (GVM) - An OpenMdev Project (Qubes OS Summit 2022)

• Micah Lee presents - “Qubes OS: The Operating System That Can Protect You Even If You Get Hacked”

• Explaining Computers presents - “Qubes OS: Security Oriented Operating System”

8. Awesome Web Archiving

Tools & Software / Acquisition

• ArchiveWeb.Page - A plugin for Chrome and other Chromium based browsers that lets you interactively archive web pages, replay them, and export them as WARC & WACZ files. Also available as an Electron based desktop application.

Tools & Software / Replay

• ReplayWeb.page - A browser-based, fully client-side replay engine for both local and remote WARC & WACZ files. Also available as an Electron based desktop application. (Stable)

Web Archiving Service Providers / Self-hostable, Open Source

• Browsertrix - From Webrecorder, source available at https://github.com/webrecorder/browsertrix (⭐298).

9. Awesome Network Analysis

Software / R

• ig.degree.betweenness (⭐39) - an igraph implementation of the Smith-Pittman community detection algorithm (2024).

10. Awesome Agi Cocosci

Abduction / Rationalization

• Rationalizing constraints on the capacity for cognitive control - Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2021. [All Versions]. Humans are remarkably limited in: (i) how many control-dependent tasks they can execute simultaneously, and (ii) how intensely they can focus on a single task. These limitations are universal assumptions of most theories of cognition. Yet, a rationale for why humans are subject to these constraints remains elusive. This feature review draws on recent insights from psychology, neuroscience, and machine learning, to suggest that constraints on cognitive control may result from a rational adaptation to fundamental, computational dilemmas in neural architectures. The reviewed literature implies that limitations in multitasking may result from a trade-off between learning efficacy and processing efficiency and that limitations in the intensity of commitment to a single task may reflect a trade-off between cognitive stability and flexibility.

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