tekniklr/dotfiles
My configuration files. Joining this portability bandwagon.
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My configuration files. Joining this portability bandwagon.
I used to have the radio alphabet memorized. Having forgotten it, I am creating a tool to help myself re-learn it.
Website for a friend's business
A community-driven framework for managing your zsh configuration. Includes 40+ optional plugins (rails, git, OSX, hub, capistrano, brew, ant, macports, etc), over 80 terminal themes to spice up your morning, and an auto-update tool so that makes it easy to keep up with the latest updates from the community.
Rails source for tekniklr.com
The wordpress theme to interact with rails on my site. Hacked from the Boilerplate WP theme.
Works in conjunction with Twittov to tweet Markov mashings of your tweets.
Given an initial amount, %interest/day, and the number of days, will compute the new total amount given compound interest.
This script will parse the provided array of persons to generate a one to one relationship between them, suitable for gift giving.
Can be used to convert between arbitrary dates and unix timestamps, or, just to get the current timestamp and date.
Convert words and phrases to binary or hexadecimal. Convert them back. Fun for the whole family.
This can be used to have a current and correct (usually correct enough) zip when retrieving online weather data or movie listings.
This program is basically a wrapper for xlock, allowing the user to set a message to scroll in the marquee.
Designed to be run periodically via cron, will output new interesting twitter followers.
Get pictures from your phone to your website using the height of 2004 technology!
UNG (UNG’s Not Gallery) is a PHP gallery script for control freaks, tweakers, and other power users.
Will export all of your PSG posts, tags, and comments into the Movable Type Import / Export format. This will allow you to import this data into other blogging software, such as Moveable Type or WordPress.
Originally written back in 2002 when I was still learning PHP, this was designed as the backend for three separate webcomics run by friends on a webhost which did not provide a database.