megacoder/typos
Sort of like cat(1), but makes typos and corrects them; human typing simulator
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Sort of like cat(1), but makes typos and corrects them; human typing simulator
Plugin to add "/cat" and "/vim" commands to PIDGIN and output their results slowly enough you don't get kicked off chat regardless of how big the posting is; at least, not kicked off automatically.
My website exposed for all the world to see.
Ye Olde Core Dumper
A Roku Remote Contol for Linux using C and Glade
Generate an explanation of the security update info in YUM repodata/updateinfo.xml.gz
Basically my clone of "http://omicron.homeip.net/projects/#easy_efl_sh" because that author doesn't provide SCM
Compare RPM package inventories from two or more sources. The RPM package order does not matter.
Counteract the split(1) command
Clone of http://code.google.com/p/phpvirtualbox/ with mods to my taste
Compare two or more lists of RPM packages (rpm -qa works nicely)
Decode errno values, network error codes, and X11 status codes.
Wite email summaries to a pipe, suitable for use by root-tail(1)
Display RPM summary for every package in every repo defined to this server.
Display XMMS "pipe" output via XOSD
Use sfdisk(8) to copy the partition layout from one disk to another.
Even using "TERM=dumb script foo" puts some escape sequences into the typescript. This can take them out.
Works like cat(1) but prepends a timestamp to each line.
GNU glibc provides a built-in malloc(3) debugger, but the application needs to be built to enable it by invoking mtrace(3). Lacking the foresight to write the application correctly, using a combination of preloading a shared library that calls mtrace(3) from a static constructor will allow a pre-compiled application to be invoked with the feature enabled.
Change settings under "/sys" in much the same way as sysctl(8) changes settings in "/proc/sys".
In server operations, sometimes you want to keep tcpdump running all the time. Here is a tool to do that.
Help monitor the bad guys by sending an email generated during the /etc/profile.d/ time. Send a date/timestamp email to an external site, just as an audit trail.
Do it this way -- encapsulate shell commands into a script(1) session for dummies(tm)
Trivial prettyprinters for lots of kinds of files. Really easy to extend.
Extract ithe text and graphical elements from a ".docx" file.
Surround poorly-constructed shell substitution variables like $foo with shell tokenizers: "${foo}", including the double quotes.
Visual directory tree. Predates tree(1) by quite some time.
Sorts /var/log/messages* files into date order and flags potentially interesting entries
Interactive shell for accessing and managing IMAP accounts
Shell script to start /opt/xxxx product when symlinked in /opt/bin/xxxx
Center a string on stdout.
Output an ASCII column ruler, as wide as the xterm window.
Calculate CRC16 checksum.
Delay booting until specified Oracle ASMLIB disks are available.
Determine device used for all oracleasm (ASMLIB) disks being used.
Show comparison between ARM code and INTEL code output of gcc
Copy images to my generic holding tank based on first character of name.
How to use alloca()
Show difference in application virtual address space if 4g-split is enabled.
One-part paper, green
Z-Shell scripts to compile various things the way I like them.
Z-Shell script to generate/run autotools configure using my standard layout.
Shell script to turn GNOME compositing on and off.
Z-Shell scripts to convert color names to various formats
Easy way to output colorized command line output, salvaged from way-back machine, not my code.
Add newlines to 80-column card images in a file
Z-Shell script to output a changelog-style timestamp
Celtic Knot Thingy -- so it doesn't disappear
Cisco VPN tuning for a Wildblue satellite link
C program string literal concatenation example