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1. Introduction
2. KleinPanic Website
   • Website Status
   • Overview of website
   • Unique aspects
     • Curling Ip Address
     • Curling All Projects
3. Current Projects
   • Development in Progress
   • Completed Projects
   • Planned Projects
   • Summary of Current Project Progress
4. Klein Projects
   • Badge Examples
   • License Examples
   • Language Examples
   • How to Get the Complete List of Projects
   • Table Status
5. ⚙️ My Arsenal
   • Languages I Speak
   • Frameworks, Tools, and Utilities
   • DevOps & SysAdmin Stack
   • Security, Pen-Testing, and Network Analysis
   • Cloud and Web Services
   • Additional Tools & Techniques
6. Achievements
7. How to Contribute
8. Changelog

Welcome to my corner of the internet! I go by Kleinpanic, a systems tinkerer, developer, and relentless problem solver. My projects range from low-level system utilities to web applications, and I love diving into both security and efficiency challenges.

Welcome to my website, kleinpanic.com, a central hub for all things related to my projects, blog, and contact information. It serves as an archive of my journey through systems, Linux configurations, and programming. If you're curious about my latest blog posts, you can explore topics ranging from software development to real-world applications of open-source tools. The site also includes detailed sections for all my projects, each with their corresponding install scripts, so you can easily set them up on your own systems. Feel free to explore the contact section if you'd like to get in touch with me directly, or browse the blog for more in-depth articles on topics that interest me. From system-level optimizations to trading algorithms and everything in between, this is where you'll find the latest of what I'm working on.

kleinpanic.com is built with a focus on accessibility and compatibility across a wide range of platforms. The site is fully compliant with w3m and lynx, two of the most popular text-based web browsers. This means you can navigate the site in minimal environments, even without a GUI. It's also Curl-compliant, so you can retrieve critical information directly from the terminal.

$ curl https://kleinpanic.com/ip

Public IP: 203.0.113.42

$ curl https://kleinpanic.com

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| ' /| | ___  _ _ __ | |__) |_ _ _ __  _  ___    Linux Projs and Utils.
|  < | |/ _ \| | '_ \|  ___/ _` | '_ \| |/ __|   https://kleinpanic.com
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|_|\_\_|\___||_|_| |_|_|   \__,_|_| |_|_|\___|   GitHub: https://github.com/kleinpanic
   

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| PROJECT NAME              | DESCRIPTION                            | INSTALL COMMAND        |
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| Project                   | Exampple description                   | /install.sh?repo_id=x  |
+ ------------------------- + -------------------------------------- + ---------------------- +
Last updated: Sat, 19 Oct 2024 19:55:12 GMT

Here's a snapshot of some of my active and completed projects. Each project is accompanied by its main language, progress status, and development notes. You can track each project's progress and dive into further details as needed.

These are the projects currently under active development. Keep an eye on these as I roll out updates and new features.

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These projects are fully functional and open for review, use, and contribution.

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Total Projects: 7 | Completed: 2 | In Progress: 5

Project Name	Status	Progress
TI84-Emulator		40%
bat0daemon		80%
board-selection		60%
serial-plotter		30%
code_analyzer		35%
yt-dlpw		100%
file-transfer-website		100%

This section contains a Markdown table of my projects. It is manually updated but represents the majority of my current and past work. Below, you'll find the following information for each project:

• Project Name: The name of the project.
• Main Language Used: The primary programming language used in the project.
• License: The open-source license applied to the project.
• Current Status: The current state of the project (e.g., in progress, completed, archived).

Here’s what the different status badges might look like for each project:

• In Progress:
• Completed:
• Archived:

Projects in this table use various open-source licenses. Below are some examples of common licenses you might encounter:

• MIT License:

  • A permissive license that allows for reuse with limited restrictions. Learn more here.

• GPL License:

  • A copyleft license requiring that derivative works be released under the same license. Learn more here.

• Apache License 2.0:

  • A permissive license similar to MIT, but with an explicit grant of patent rights. Learn more here.

• BSD 3-Clause License:

  • A permissive license that allows for reuse but with some restrictions on advertising. Learn more here.

These are the main programming languages you might find in my projects:

• Python:
• C:
• JavaScript:
• Bash:
• Assembly:

For more information on each language, feel free to visit the individual project pages.

For a complete and automated list of my projects, you can either:

• Visit the website's project page: kleinpanic.com/projects
• Or curl the website to retrieve the latest project list directly from the terminal by following the instructions in the Curling All Projects section below.

• Last Updated: Sat, 19 Oct 2024
• Table Status:

| Progress: ███████████▒▒▒▒▒▒ 78% (60/77 Projects Complete) |

📊See Table

Project Table

PROJECT NAME	LANGUAGE	LICENSE	COMPLETION STATUS	BUILD STATUS	COVERAGE STATUS
aarch64dwm
AccessSuite
AccessSuite-bash
aiprojects
Arduino
auto_git_update
backups
bat0daemon
battery_saving_mode_project
board-selection
brightness
brightness_control_two
brightness_menu
caffeine-ng
camera-operation
chess
clock
code_analyzer
coinflipper
convertions
corews
dot-files
DynamicWindowManager
earth
earth-c
File-Transfer-Website
flight_tracker
git_manager
GUI
gui-2
icscreation
IntroSam
kleinpanic
kleinpanicWeb
Learning_Assembly
linuxframebufferRenditions
local_website_project
maze_solver
mpvd
Music
ncursescalander
oilprojects
ptabletui
pyscanner
screenrecorder
serial-plotter
setup
simulation_labs
spotify_dl
ssh_gui
stepbomb
SystemD
systemdscripts
systemmon
systemwindow
systray
systrays
taskupdate
TeachMeProjects
test
testfunctions
textscripts
textual
themes
todo_app
todo_task_manager
tone_generator
toralizer
translator
tui-dashboard
vector
vectorart
vimwiki
vinlookup
Website-practices
x11
yt-dlpw
ZeteHub

Project Progress

| Progress: ███████████▒▒▒▒▒▒ 78% (60/77 Projects Complete) |

Welcome to my arsenal, where code meets creativity and power. Here’s a glimpse into the tools, languages, and frameworks I use to build, break, and innovate across a variety of projects.

From high-level scripting to low-level systems, these are the languages that bring my projects to life:

• Python:
• C:
• JavaScript:
• Bash:
• Assembly:
• Pine Script: The hidden language for trading algorithms 🧠
• SQL: Because database queries are essential for many projects.

These languages allow me to write everything from low-level system tools to web interfaces and trading algorithms.

These are the tools I use to code, compile, debug, and automate:

• Neovim: My editor of choice—configurable, powerful, and fast. The ultimate weapon for any coder.
  

• DWM: My customized Dynamic Window Manager for minimalism and efficiency.
  

• Git: For version control and collaboration, Git keeps me in sync with my team and my projects.
  

• tmux: A terminal multiplexer that allows me to switch between sessions easily and efficiently.
  

• Makefile: Automating build processes with Makefiles helps me compile complex projects with ease.

• Flask: For developing fast, lightweight web apps in Python.
  

• Node.js: For building scalable web applications in JavaScript.
  

For automation, deployment, and management of my systems and servers:

• Docker: Containerizing my projects for rapid deployment and scalability.
  

• Ansible: Automating everything from server management to deployment with Ansible.
  

• systemd: My go-to tool for managing services and keeping my system running efficiently.

• Namecheap: Managing domains and DNS settings for various web services and projects.

• Nginx: Handling web traffic and reverse proxying.
  

I’m well-versed in security tools and have experience in various penetration testing techniques:

• Nmap: Network scanning and discovery for identifying open ports and vulnerabilities.
  

• Wireshark: For deep packet inspection and network traffic analysis.
  

• Metasploit: A go-to tool for exploitation and security testing.

• Burp Suite: For web vulnerability scanning and penetration testing.
  

• OpenSSH: For secure, encrypted remote access to my systems.
  

Whether deploying apps or hosting websites, these are my trusted cloud and web platforms:

• GitHub: Where all my open-source contributions and personal projects live.
  

• Vercel: For rapid deployment of my web applications.

• Namecheap: Domain registration and DNS management for various projects.
  

• 2 Github Followers

I welcome contributions from everyone. To get started, simply:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch for your feature (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature).
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add an amazing feature').
4. Push to your branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature).
5. Open a Pull Request.

• added global readme.