🧠 Allocate memory efficiently with RAM Hog, a cross-platform utility for stress testing and memory analysis, controlling limits and chunks effortlessly.

Imitates Blue Screen of Death (BSoD), written in HSP3.

Config files for my GitHub profile.

Error pages for a webserver that look like a Windows 9x BSOD

RDR2 like Cinematic Overlay in CS2.

Black_mirror – Advanced destructive Windows payload (Firmware & System Wiper) | Black Hat style research

This is an exhibition of BSOD, please take your time to view it from the Github Page - dreeam00.github.io/BSOD_exhibition

A collection of Java utilities for interacting with Windows via native DLLs

This is the Kernel Destroyer (BSOD) for Windows. Written in C++ with documentations.

A cursed prank script that eats RAM, torches CPU, optional BSODs, and respawns like it’s farming XP. CTRL+ALT+P to pause. CTRL+ALT+G to laugh harder. Use responsibly—chaos is patient.

BSOD Screensaver

A simple python library based on pygame designed to simulate the appearance of the BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) without causing any actual harm to the computer.

A Simple BSOD Pranking Tool that is quite convincing for non-Tech-savvy users. Written in AHK v1 and Compiled in Ahk2Exe.

Bring Your Own Blue Screen of Death — put a fake Windows 10-ish BSOD on your screen. For reasons.

Mmm, oh! Nice computer you got here! Can I have it?

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idk if you run this bad idea

TakingTheBlame is a BSOD plugin inspired off Not My Fault.

SystemGuardian is a Windows service written in Python that acts as a comprehensive system monitoring and maintenance tool. It continuously monitors system event logs, registry health, and component status to detect and respond to potential issues before they cause system instability and crash the whole system (e.g. BSOD/GSOD).