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  1. AzSphereThermostat

    Automated Thermostat Using the Azure Sphere MT3620 Starter Kit From Avnet

    In the readme you can see some pictures. Its an ugly site because I don't do UI design. https://github.com/lekgolo167/AzSphereThermostat

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  3. In recent memory the thing I'm most proud of is my Dead man's switch for Prometheus alertmanager. I did not come up with the concept but it does resolve a real issue that could totally bite you if you're not careful. Namely, how to know if your Alertmanager is still working to send alerts.

  4. ezdmb

    A dead-simple digital menu board display and configuration, written in Python.

    I built an interface to automate changing out display screens at a restaurant or retail location, with PyQT: https://github.com/justinmichaelvieira/ezdmb

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