Newer
- Data Mining: Shoutcast Scoreboard. A little something I put together to learn some Python (why didn't I start on this sooner?), and to help me make mixes for my new portable MP3 player. I need to learn some speedup techniques for PHP+PostgreSQL, which Svan has been giving me some clues with.
- Exposure: Starting work on improving a two year old interface, hope to be done by Jan 1st 2004.
- Babbler: Dada Comics: Like that beatnik exercise, where you cut up a book's pages into quarters, reassemble them, and read the result out loud. Also inspired by the Zen Garfield strips made by Dan at Fairway.
- Google2rss: I was fascinated with a feature in Trillian (an IM client) for reading RSS news feeds, so I wrote some support programs on my own. The one I can show off converts the Google News frontpage, or Google News searches (like anime or president, into an RSS feed. This was inspired by Julian Bond's PHP page that does it for searches.
- Harvester: software I've been using for years to assist me in collecting memes and viral media.
- Blosxom plugins: Looks like a damn easy way to write a weblog. Any plugins I write, I'll add here.
- Stripmaker: inspired by the DilbertHole, software I use to make dirty filthy imitations of existing comic strips. (sorry, due to Scott Adams's very scary laywers, no links here to the software)
- Stripper Bingo: mostly finished. I need playtesting and I need better artwork, something appropriate to each item on the bingo card. I've spoken to a few artists about commissioning work, they seem excited, but nobody returns my calls. Maybe I need to hired a call-girl for some photo sessions or something.
- The Oracle Speex, might turn into something big later.
Older
- Babbler: Markov Chains
- Babbler: MadLibs (aka the stupid perl meta-trick)
- Tingoth, the IRC bot with toys and songs
- Convergence 6 photo search code
- The Goth Code's codecs, for Goth Code version 4.0 (1998) and 3.x (1997)
- A legacy lesson in Javascript and security.