An Open Source C# 3D Game Engine under MIT license, inspired by Unity and featuring a complete editor
A simple, stateless, functional mechanism to perform actions repetitively until successful.
A multiplatform higher-order function for retrying operations that may fail.
♻️ The most advanced interruptible mechanism to perform actions repetitively until successful.
A Magisk module for setting miscellaneous audio configuration values (media audio volume steps (100 steps), raising the resampling quality, disabling the effects framework, etc.)
A Magisk module for maximizing the digital audio fidelity by reducing jitters on audio outputs (USB DACs, Bluetooth a2dp, DLNA, etc.)
For avoiding foggy sound like (jitter) distortion on all digital audio outputs, this Magisk module disables very large audio jitter generators (w.r.t. battery draining & optimizations, and wireless connectivity).
Retries in Swift with sensible defaults and powerful flexibility.
Measures the system induced jitter ("hiccups") a CPU bound thread experiences
A unity shader for smooth pixel filtering, based on CptPotato's smooth filtering
This is a web-based tool for simulating network quality. Ideal for use with software routers on Linux platform. It focuses on simulating weak network (poor network) conditions, with built-in scenario models(3G, 4G, Wi-Fi, Starlink, etc.) and combinations of parameters such as packet loss, delay, jitter, and bandwidth limitation, etc.
Resile is an ergonomic, type-safe execution resilience and retry library for Go. Inspired by Python’s stamina, it features generic execution wrappers, AWS Full Jitter backoff, native Retry-After header support, and zero-dependency observability for distributed systems.
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