greggles/JAuth
Java GUI client to generate Google authentication codes
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greggles
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greggles/libricons
An icon font for everyone.
greggles/drupal-security-attacks
Drupal security from the perspective of running attacks
greggles/OSXAegirInstaller
This script installs aegir on OSX using Homebrew
greggles/oh-my-fish
Framework for managing your fish shell configuration inspired by Oh My ZSH.
greggles/fishy-drupal
An oh-my-fish theme for Drupal developers. Puts git branch, git status, and drush alias into the command prompt.
greggles/wwmsd
What Would Mark Sonnabaum Do?
greggles/docker-drupal
Docker with Drupal for TESTBOTS, running Apache, mod_php, Apc, Mysql, memcache
greggles/USPS-php-api
Public repository.
greggles/drush
Drush is a command-line shell and scripting interface for Drupal, a veritable Swiss Army knife designed to make life easier for those who spend their working hours hacking away at the command prompt.
greggles/ctools_automodal
Fork of Drupal CTools Automodal module
greggles/drupalpcicompliance
Placeholder for the Drupal PCI compliance white paper (http://drupalpcicompliance.org), which will be maintained here.
greggles/sh3llz
Public repository.
greggles/megalodon
Public repository.
greggles/mcc-codes
A public repository of Merchant Category Codes (MCC) in formats easier to read than most places (i.e. not a PDF)
greggles/ZeroBin
A minimalist, opensource online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES.
greggles/dont-fucking-send-me-patches-I-hate-you-all
no really this is a social experiment: fuck you I don't care about you don't send me patches I hate you all.
greggles/pmb
An Open Source Predicition Market using Parimutuel betting.
greggles/vulnerable
A vulnerable module for Drupal showing a variety of ways to make insecure coding mistakes.
greggles/epm_project_management
A tool for managing lists of Drupal modules and themes in a complex environment. Do you have a separate security review for modules/themes before you use them? Are you constantly wondering to yourself "Self, I wonder if I should use Module X or Module Y or if someone in my organization is already using one of them"?