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An interactive map of where fiber-to-the-premises internet is available across the nine Bay Area counties, built from the FCC’s Broadband Data Collection (the data behind the National Broadband Map). It includes every ISP that files fiber availability with the FCC (AT&T, Sonic, Comcast/Xfinity, Astound, and more), and can be filtered by ISP, minimum advertised download speed, and residential vs business locations. The map has three levels of detail depending on zoom: H3 hexagons for the whole region, 2020 census blocks, and individual building footprints from DataSF and Overture Maps. Areas can be colored by fastest available speed or by how many ISPs serve them, which makes it easy to see where there is actual competition. Clicking an area shows every ISP present, their advertised speeds, whether they reach all or only some of the locations, and a link to the same spot on the FCC’s map. ...

Got a bunch of MikroTik switches running SwOS or SwOS Lite with no good way to manage them centrally? This library has you covered. Built by reverse engineering the SwOS HTTP API, it provides complete programmatic access to all switch features. Works with both SwOS and SwOS Lite, supports everything from port configs and PoE to VLANs and SNMP settings. Comes with a CLI tool for quick lookups and a full Ansible module for managing your entire switch fleet through YAML playbooks. Compatible with CRS305, CRS310, CRS326, CSS610 and other SwOS-based switches.

ARIN IPv4 Wait-list Tracking analyzes ARIN’s IPv4 address wait-list and provides statistical insights into wait times and allocation patterns. The Python-based system tracks historical data on IPv4 block requests and clearances to estimate processing times for different network block sizes. The web dashboard displays real-time analytics including current wait-list sizes, estimated wait times for /22, /23, and /24 blocks, and historical trends in IPv4 address allocation. This tool helps network administrators understand IPv4 scarcity patterns and plan address allocation strategies as IPv4 exhaustion continues.

GPM2Spotify History converts Google Play Music listening history data to Spotify-compatible JSON format. The Python scripts process HTML activity files exported from Google Play Music and generate structured JSON data that can be used with modern music tracking and analysis tools. The conversion tool helps users migrate their historical listening data from the discontinued Google Play Music service to formats compatible with current music platforms and personal analytics tools. It parses activity HTML exports and transforms the data into standardized JSON structures for further processing.

Luxer One is a Python API client for the Luxer One Residential package management system. The library provides programmatic access to check package delivery status, retrieve pending packages, and interact with smart locker systems commonly found in apartment complexes and residential buildings. The client handles authentication with the Luxer One API and includes example code demonstrating basic operations such as logging in and querying package information. This enables automated monitoring and management of package deliveries through the Luxer One platform.

At an internship I had a while ago one project assigned to me was to regain access to a CCTV security system which we had been locked out of for some years. (The previous manager left without leaving the password.) The DVR system was a TRIPLEX DVRLink DVR468RW, whatever that is. It seemed cheap; a small embedded computer with video in/out, a hard-drive and CD-RW drive for recording storage. The administration interface was accessed either by a web server running on the device or a desktop client you installed on your computer. ...