psycotica0/dwm
This is my dwm repository
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This is my dwm repository
This script encrypts a payload such that any M of the given N keys can decrypt it together.
STL Parser for Haskell
Scripts to Wake me Up
Test game I made up to gauge my ability to compete in Ludum Dare.
Crappy Ray Tracer I built to play with Haskell and Algebra
Implementation of the PK-Tree Spatial Index for Haskell
Helps me make decisions using tournament style ladders.
This is a small program to tell you all packages on your Debian system that aren't depended on.
This is my website. It's based off redo-blog2. It's a git repo, so I mirror it here.
Public repository.
A pktree is a data structure for efficient storage and lookup of spatial data. This is my attempt.
Terribly named... Just awful. So, anyway, this is a set of scripts that take the output files of tcpflow and extract the HTTP resources.
This contains sample files to build a static file website with redo. It is a test to see if these ideas are feasible.
Make a quick mirror of your system to play around with.
This uses the isohunt API to download torrent files to a folder.
Ripping off (with permission) an iOS app I saw Simon from Monolith Interactive demo.
This small application watches a dtach socket either for activity or inactivity.
This is a program for making 3D grid based maps.
Download or play videos from various Flash-based video hosting sites, without having to use the Flash player.
This just generates random chords and plays them, kind of.
These are a set of scripts I wrote to use mpd with.
This is a short shell script for making a scrolling marquee (In this case for dwm status bar).
Only kinda a secret.
This scrapes all subscribers out of a person's StatusNet instance profile. Requires Scrape.
These are a collection of scripts I use to watch online videos in VLC.
This is meant to be an authenticated internet Key/Value pair system, originally meant to ease syncing of data between computers or even various clients.
This Erlang script points one local port at another. So all connections to, say, 4455 get redirected to, say, 80. I have uses for it, trust me.
I can't come up with a better name yet. It's intended to be a game for Hackers. Not the Criminal kind, but the problem solving kind. You know what I mean.
Picks a random line of input to output.
Ask whether to send each line of input to output.
Distributed ticket tracking
This takes in a file describing a SQL DB schema file, in CREATE TABLE form, and a SQL dump on stdin and spits out the SQL required to INSERT those rows in a DB described by the schema.
This is a small tool designed to help scraping streams into lists of useful data.
This is a simple tone generator. It plays a given frequency for a given time. Includes a Tcl/Tk Gui.
A graphical sudo for the Mac platform
This is my resume. That's all. Might as well keep it here.
This is intended to be an XMPP client that represents conversations as trees. This allows for parallel conversations with context.
This is a Mips Debugger I wrote to deal with the first CS241 assignments. You can use it if you desire.
This is a program I wrote to layout my class schedule. Currently outputs to HTML or LaTeX.
A Utility that takes lines from stdin, enumerates them, and lets you pick ones to be output on stdout.
An Animation Framework