Audience: Windows administrators who need to generate and deploy local TLS certificates for Zoraxy, both on the Zoraxy server and on Windows client machines.
Generated on: 2026-06-09.
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/ Zoraxy Local TLS Certificate Toolkit Guide.md
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/ software-engineering-iso-iec-standards-map.md
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June 16, 2026 19:19
Complete ISO/IEC Standards Map for Software Engineering
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/ CWP Archive Generation Scripts.md
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This guide provides a detailed description of two scripts designed to automate the creation of CWP archives for AVEVA Wonderware environments. It explains the archive generation process, file processing logic, execution flow, and implementation details required to produce valid CWP packages from an existing project directory.
This guide provides a detailed description of two scripts designed to automate the creation of CWP archives for AVEVA Wonderware environments.
It explains the archive generation process, file processing logic, execution flow, and implementation details required to produce valid CWP packages from an existing project directory.
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/ ubuntu-tailscale-vs-zerotier-complete-guide.md
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May 18, 2026 10:00
A comprehensive technical guide for deploying Tailscale and ZeroTier on Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS, including installation, exit node configuration, routing, security hardening, troubleshooting, verification, and technical comparison.
A comprehensive technical guide for deploying Tailscale and ZeroTier on Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS, including installation, exit node configuration, routing, security hardening, troubleshooting, verification, and technical comparison.
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/ Flask Reverse Proxy β Complete Production-Ready Guide.md
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May 13, 2026 09:51
Flask Reverse Proxy β Complete Production-Ready Guide
This guide is based on the following sources:
- https://github.com/0xe2d0/Flask-Reverse-Proxy
- https://medium.com/customorchestrator/simple-reverse-proxy-server-using-flask-936087ce0afb
It expands the original concepts into a modern, production-oriented implementation.
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/ SVG Vector Signature Guide.md
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May 12, 2026 16:41
This guide explains how to create a handwritten signature and convert it into a clean SVG vector file using: - Paint 3D - Inkscape
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/ AdGuard DNS + Shadowsocks (Android) Setup Guide.md
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May 5, 2026 09:53
A clean and reliable way to block ads (ADV) on Android is to combine AdGuard DNS with Shadowsocks. This guide shows the correct configuration, explains why each step matters, and helps you avoid common mistakes (like DNS leaks).
- β System-wide ad blocking (apps + browser)
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/ How to Remove Old Devices from the Windows Security Passkey Prompt.md
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April 10, 2026 10:02
If you use passkeys on Windows, you may eventually notice that old, reset, renamed, or no-longer-available phones and devices still appear in the Windows Security prompt when you try to sign in with a passkey. At the time of writing, Windows does not provide a visible graphical interface to clean up these stale passkey-linked devices.
If you use passkeys on Windows, you may eventually notice that old, reset, renamed, or no-longer-available phones and devices still appear in the Windows Security prompt when you try to sign in with a passkey.
At the time of writing, Windows does not provide a visible graphical interface to clean up these stale passkey-linked devices. The practical workaround is to review and remove the corresponding entries from the Windows Registry.
This guide explains the process in a careful, reversible way.
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/ kill_hbbs_hbbr_connections.md
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January 28, 2026 18:23
kill_hbbs_hbbr_connections.sh is a Bash script designed to terminate active network connections on specific RustDesk server ports without stopping or killing the RustDesk server processes (hbbs and hbbr).
kill_hbbs_hbbr_connections.sh is a Bash script designed to terminate active network connections on specific RustDesk server ports without stopping or killing the RustDesk server processes (hbbs and hbbr).
The script is intended for system administrators running a self-hosted RustDesk server who need to:
- Reset active or stuck connections
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/ Ubuntu Cleanup Script (Safe or Aggressive Modes).md
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April 16, 2026 02:46
Bash script for deep Ubuntu system cleanup with an interactive safety prompt. Supports Safe and Aggressive profiles to balance disk recovery and log preservation. Removes Snap permanently, purges leftover kernels, optimizes APT behavior, vacuums journald logs, and optionally runs BleachBit with shredding. Designed for Ubuntu 22.04 (Jammy), VPS, β¦
This Gist contains a single Bash script that automates a deep cleanup of an Ubuntu system (Jammy-friendly).
The script includes an interactive safety prompt that adapts the cleanup strategy depending on how the system is used, allowing you to choose between a Safe and an Aggressive cleanup profile.
Everything is intended primarily for server / VPS / minimal Ubuntu systems.
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