lazyatom/dockerfiles
Some docker stuff I'm exploring
Discovered public repositories for lazyatom in the GitHub catalog.
Some docker stuff I'm exploring
Monitoring our cat, because WHY NOT
Making it easier to get hold of Photo Stream images in the Finder
The source for lazyatom.com
Playing around with a test invoker for multiple test frameworks with a consistent interface (i.e. file and line number).
What are you doing?
Vanilla in Ruby
Statsd graphs for harmonia
Testing how to get upstart and unicorn working nicely, specifically hot-reloading.
A ruby gem for talking to a small thermal printer
Very early attempts at online design for printer, now superceded
So I can retrieve more than the last 3,000 or so of my tweets.
Homesick Subterranean News (our Mashed hack from 2008)
(Unmaintained) Extensions to the Arduino Thermal Printer library to allow printing from files on SD
Ruby on Rails
The software that supported my thesis
Ruby bindings for OpenGL and GLUT
A frontend to pisswhistle suitable for team collaboration
Some custom user CSS for Pivotal Tracker
Takes a hudson build and posts it to a PissWhistle url
An example API application using the hashblue API
It's for writing tests OH GOD OH GOD WHY WHY WHY WHY
My deployment customisations to freerange-deploy and freerange-puppet
A tiny app for finding the nearest Boris Bike
Cucumber-ish testing with more crunchy ruby
You know it. You love it. Now it's on github. As dumb as ever.
A Google Chrome extension for navigating Google search results using the keyboard
Not much to see; at the moment this just renames and wraps downloaded TV shows.
My config files for git, zsh and more
A universal interface to import email contacts from various providers including Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail, and Plaxo.
Content for interblah.net
A Mac OS X Automator action for waking sleeping machines over the network
A trivial git browser. Nothing to see here.
Create apache virtual hosts simply and easily
A widget for tracking time in FreeAgent
A super-simple tool to help turn existing code into a gem
A tiny script to post to twitter via a Jabber interface
TextMate bundle for Ruby Shoulda gem/Rails plugin
A Stikkit Dashboard widget for Mac OS X
Your own personal hoodwink'd. Add commenting to any site.
The Rails Engines plugin, providing engines features to Rails up to 2.3. I recommend you upgrade to Rails 3.1 when it's available, and use the native engine features it provides!
I suppose it's a document database. Or a tuple store. But really, it's just data sloshing around, waiting to be used.