A simple calculator for Android, based on the old PalmOS application of the same name.
This is a basic client for
Music Player Daemon, written for
Google's new Android mobile
phone platform.
It does all standard player activities (play/stop/next/prev), select tracks
to play, and even fetches album art from the internet.
Yet another Android application, this one is an IRC client. Mostly just for proof-of-concept and self-education.
My personal photoblog website uses a custom-built web backend application. Technologies in use include FastCGI, perl, XML, XSLT, Javascript, asynchronous I/O, and ImageMagick.
This site also uses much of the same technology, it's a FastCGI perl program running as a daemon process. Each request is generated or parsed from pre-made XML files (often run through a filter), then processed into XHTML by a XML+XSLT filter process.
The slick thumbnailing program I use to make all my thumbnails and the index pages on this website. Now has tons of command-line options, and features for "blurbs" on the index page.
I'm writing an IRC bot. Yeah I know, everyone's got good bots out there,
but I wasn't happy with running Yet Another Eggdrop Bot. So this one is
all done in Perl, with
Net::IRC, and a
PostgreSQL database back-end. It does
stuff like an Infobot does, handles authentication and Ops like Eggdrop,
and even tends bar for you.
Code is not yet available, but will be very soon.
I wanted to encode mp3's faster, so I wrote a few scripts that will distribute the encoding load accross any number of machines.
This program updates your DJBDNS server from your DHCP server's lease file, every time a new address is given out.
Here's a page of patches I've made to existing software, to "fix" legitimate problems, or just little things that annoyed me.
I figured out how to rip DTS-encoded audio off DVDs and store in FLAC files.
This is a Gtk interface to the X-10 device called a Firecracker
This program will let you get and set id3 tags on mp3 files from the command line. Source and binaries are available. Somewhat old, since now there are nice perl modules to do this.
Back in 1996, I wrote this starfield program in C, for Dos. At some point, I decided to port it to Flash.
Here's some junk written over the years, whenever I wanted to do something that I couldn't find a program to do. Some of this stuff has source code with it.
Most of the DOS, OS/2, and NT C stuff that has source code is written for
Watcom C/C++ 10.6, coded and compiled in OS/2. Most assembly stuff is done
with Watcom Assembler (WASM) from Watcom C 10.6, but a couple of these things
were done with Borland's Turbo Assembler (TASM).
The Unix stuff was done with GNU C (gcc), in Linux.
Of couse I'll make no guarantees about any of this stuff. If it doesn't work, oh well. If it breaks your computer, sorry (however, this is not likely.)