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anelson/astrothrift

Describes a thrift service to query astronomical and astrological data. Actual implementation of such a service is left as an exercise to the reader

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anelson/swissguard

Thrift wrapper around swisseph library for astronomical (and astrological) ephemerides

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anelson/soundgen

A Java application to generate ringtones that sound like variations on the AT&T PBX phone ringtone from the early seasons of 24. Got it working but couldn't find what parameters to vary to make pleasing-sounding tones

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anelson/rubyxmltest

A test bench I used to evaluate the performance of Ruby XML parsers in handling large streams of XML from the tshark PDML output mode

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anelson/rubyhttp

A test bench I used to compare the performance of various HTTP client implementations available in Ruby

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anelson/rmarkov

A Ruby implementation of text analysis and generation using Markov chains

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anelson/rcapdissector

A cool little Ruby library and C extension that wrap the Wireshark libraries and support detailed packet dissection of any protocol for which Wireshark has a dissector, all within Ruby and at a surprisingly high speed

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anelson/qdb

Quick and Dirty Backup (qdb) implements backups using rsync and hard links. Written in Perl of all things

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anelson/panoply

A suite of tools in C# which display DirectShow filters, analyze media files to display contents, and render the DirectShow pipeline visually. Useful back in the days when the codec experience on Windows was a disaster

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anelson/overwatch

An attempt at a Ruby project which built a data warehouse from Wireshark captures and provided analytics tools to see who was doing what, when, on the network. Never got very far due to performance problems

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anelson/mungecap

Quick and dirty C++ console app that reads one or more pcap capture files, applies a filter, and writes all matching frames out to a single pcap output file

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anelson/multitask

A custom Nant task that supports running multiple tasks in parallel

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anelson/mortcalc.net

A loan amortization calculator written in C# and using the decimal type to avoid floating point errors

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anelson/mercury_test

Yet another attempt at cracking the catalog building/abbreviation matching problem

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anelson/mercury_sandbox

An experimental Ruby implementation of my information management idea. This one focused on building a catalog of items and doing abbreviation matching against it

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anelson/new_mercury

Attempt number 1,487 at a general-purpose info management system/cognitive prosthesis. I think I got as far as a logo this time

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anelson/mapi_to_maildir

Project I wrote which uses MAPI33 managed MAPI wrapper to migrate my Outlook PST to Maildir format

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anelson/infohub

Another one of my attempts at a general-purpose information management tool. Came to nothing

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anelson/haddock

Exploratory Ruby script to quantify the strength of passwords generated by the Haddock password generation algorithm

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anelson/exocortex

A prototypical attempt at a general-purpose cognitive prosthetic, which never went anywhere

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anelson/cryptoperftest

A throwaway Visual C++ project I wrote to get a rough sense of the encryption performance of the LibTomCrypt crypto library on modern hardware

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anelson/cap2sql

cap2sql is a simple Ruby script that uses rcapdissector to dissect a libpcap packet capture file and store the results in a MySQL database

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anelson/bz2fb

A Ruby script I wrote to migrate our Bugzilla bug database to FogBugz

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anelson/byedrupal

A quick and dirty Ruby script which I used to migrate my Drupal blog over to WordPress

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anelson/asynciotest

A test project which exercises performance characteristics of various asynchronous I/O strategies under Windows

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