RichardBronosky/charles-proxy-helper
Creates a PAC file for easy mobile device proxying
A hacker of everything, I love automating difficult tasks. If that means scripting myself out of a job, so be it. Though no employer has ever run out of tasks.
Creates a PAC file for easy mobile device proxying
A QR code you show someone you just met — they scan it and pick how they know you. Static card on your own domain, GitHub Pages, no server.
Richard Bronosky's github page
A burgeoning collection of tools for Over-The-Air distribution of mobile applications.
Bruno Bronosky's Resume
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