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Butterworth audio filter simulation program used in Måleteknikk at NTNU in Norwary in 2015.

Arduino Project for Måleteknikk at NTNU. The Arduino is used to read audio files form an SD card and outputs them via six digtal pins, in order to be converted to an analog singal.

How sign build artifacts in a CI job. Please note that this method includes the risk that your private key might be stolen!

Small EALGE project with the intend to control the speed of a low power computer fan with a linear regulator. The application is not limited to fans, in fact the board can be used as a general low power regulator.

A linear power supply circuit, developed with EAGLE. The PCB provides two outputs: a variable voltage source with variable current limit and a current source/drain.

Demonstration how to use linux tools to program plain Atmel chips using ISP.

Project to demonstrate the use of InfluxDB, Chronograf, Kapacitor and Telegraf (ie. the TICK stack).

Repository to develop a docker-builder image which allows building docker images in the CI while limiting access to the docker daemon.

Please do not use this image in production since the access restrictions can be disabled easily!

Command line tool to convert python shelve archives between different backends such as gdbm, ndbm and dbm.dumb.

Command line tool which executes a second shebang line as a bash input line. This allows specifying multiple arguments in a shebang line.

Repository to test whether the markdown rendering in a repository creates correct relative links.

Repository to show how to test PyROOT snippets using Python 3.

Repository to show the internals of signed commits in Git.

General latex package containing several every-day-use commands.

Python versions of the ROOT examples for the FP (advanced laboratory in physics) at the University of Freiburg.

Example repository to illustrate how to tag docker images built in the CI.

Project to develop a cookie based method to determine the start of a download.

Command line tool that generates pseudo-random, block-organized data that is written to standard out. The tool is useful to measure the throughput of other commands.