GitLab

Manage internal infrastructure via Ansible

The Ansible configuration to set up the services I use at home (Asgard)

Modern dotfiles repo, managed by Chezmoi

The website for valleycamp.org.

This is a backup for the primary repository at https://github.com/ValleyCamp/valleycamp.org

An on-site dashboard for camp staff

Stay on Trak with both repeating/periodic and one-off tasks.

A quick project to track CVS Covid19 vaccine availability. Was working for what I needed but abandoned after I no longer needed it and moved on to projects that wouldn't stop working as soon as vaccine availability amped up. No longer functions.

Mirror of https://github.com/ValleyCamp/WeatherMoss

The official Weather API of ValleyCamp

This is a backup for the primary repository at https://github.com/ValleyCamp/WeatherMoss-old

Rule The Light.

A hex package to listen to the LAN for Weatherflow weather station broadcasts.

Mirror of https://github.com/joshproehl/weatherflow_tempest

The website for The Daedalus Project. Rise Above. There, you've seen it already.

Manage the proehl.us infrastructure via Ansible.

[ARCHIVE] This was the final project I built for my CS410 Advanced Functional Programming class at Portland State.

[ARCHIVE] Oh Google Wave, I had fun playing with you.

The source for ai7jp.net

[ARCHIVE] This was the final project for my CS457 Functional Languages class.

[ARCHIVE] Maelstrom helped to manage tasks for incoming and outgoing shipments by assisting in filling out boring website forms and such.

[ARCHIVE] I believe I was going to make an app that did a bunch of random things. I think I just decided to use off-the-shelf tools for each individual need in the end, and so this was a rather abortive project.

A tool for monitoring still image sources and creating time-lapse videos from them.