How to use DOCS
The DOCS (Documenting Our Crap and Stuff) initiative intends to provide a centralized resource for all SIPB knowledge in a collaborative and intuitive space.
To achieve this, we should provide – either by pointing to other sources or by direct writing – complete and easy to follow explanations of how our projects work, how to get started on them, relevant computing concepts and all our SIPB-related shenanigans!
You have complete creative freedom to write documentation and make this space your own. You are encouraged to give feedback, improve, and write to any page.
Read: Guidelines for writing DOCS
Administrivia:
Projects:
- Petrock: An OpenID connect provider for Touchstone
- HWOPS: Server Room & Hardware Operations
- Lemonpepper: Internal SIPB Virtual Machines
- Mastodon: Federated "Twitter-like" Social Networking Instance
- SIPB Website: Improving sipb.mit.edu
- Scripts: Our Web Hosting Service
- FPGAs
- Matrix (TODO)
- Hydrant (TODO)
- CourseRoad (TODO)
- XVM (TODO)
- LLMs (TODO)
- DormSoup (TODO)
- ARK (TODO)
- Mirrors (TODO)
- Tor (TODO)
- DoorPi (TODO)
- SIPB Sign (TODO)
- Project Database (TODO)
- AFS (TODO)
- Mattermost (TODO)
- MIT IdentiBot (Discord) (TODO)
- Opengrades (TODO)
- join-dormspam (TODO)
- sipbgo (TODO)
Other:
- IAP Cluedumps
- Cluedumps:
- Git
- AFS: what you should know (TODO)
- Kerberos: what you should know (TODO)
- Ask SIPB: Our historical column in The Tech
- Moira
Other other:
- Office Trivia: alert the FBI
- Fuzzball Stories: Anecdotes and History of SIPB
- SIPB Swag
- is sooner than you think
Projects Archive:
- LAMP: Library Access to Music Project
