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This is a curated list of projects I've built or helped out with, but didn't end up writing a blog post on. As the saying goes, no warranty is provided, express or implied, on any of these. If you have questions, comments, or patches, feel free to reach out!

nazrin - A service that works with libvirt and provides cloud-init support. The intent was to make provisioning servers as easy as with a VPS provider, without having to use a full suite such as Proxmox.
radarsync - CLI tool to sync music with Doppler without needing a Mac or web browser.
PhoneToolMX - A self-service portal for the PBX/pseudo-CLEC I manage. Primarily focused on supporting Polycom VVX series and Asterisk.
aud-netbsd-out - Audacious audio output plugin for NetBSD's audio(4) device. Mainly an exercise in learning how the audio device works-- I'd recommend the SDL audio driver if you're looking to use Audacious on NetBSD.



	Home Post Archive Projects girlwiki 2ki Friends & Links Switch Dark/Light Mode	Welcome to flurry labs™! This is a curated list of projects I've built or helped out with, but didn't end up writing a blog post on. As the saying goes, no warranty is provided, express or implied, on any of these. If you have questions, comments, or patches, feel free to reach out! nazrin - A service that works with libvirt and provides cloud-init support. The intent was to make provisioning servers as easy as with a VPS provider, without having to use a full suite such as Proxmox. radarsync - CLI tool to sync music with Doppler without needing a Mac or web browser. PhoneToolMX - A self-service portal for the PBX/pseudo-CLEC I manage. Primarily focused on supporting Polycom VVX series and Asterisk. aud-netbsd-out - Audacious audio output plugin for NetBSD's audio(4) device. Mainly an exercise in learning how the audio device works-- I'd recommend the SDL audio driver if you're looking to use Audacious on NetBSD.
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