Hacks

These are hacks that aren't important enough to go in the software section.

painter

An implementation of the picture language described in section 2.2.4 of Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, using the GIMP and Script-Fu.

separate

Another bit of Script-Fu that separates an image into its component colors.

DOOM 83

Some old assembly code for the TI-83 graphing calculator.

gallery.py

My image gallery-generating software.

SGRenderer

A simple perspective projection renderer.

Visualizing sorting algorithms

monchat

A chat system for monsters.

Ping of death

An implementation using libdnet.

goclient

A go program that lets you play with more than two players.

Old QBasic programs

Some programs I made in my early days of programming.

Gödel, Escher, Bach

Typogenetic self-reps and other things.

Commando Colton

A video game for DOS where you kill Putties from Power Rangers.

kodak-rip

Command-line utility to download photos from Kodak Gallery.

fldl

Command-line utility to download photos from Flickr.

deflate

Biggest image in the smallest byte size.

Inline VGA

VGA-generating device used to ruin PowerPoint presentations.

Choose your own adventure digraphs

Possible paths through adventure books.

Music from another room

A better zip bomb

Enemy–protector ECS dynamics demo

Region Specific Contraint Based Geolocation (R-CBG) demo

Some more without individual pages.

• guess-0.5.tar.gz. A guess-the-number game, written by me in (apparently) 1999. It appears I was coming to grips with having a program consisting of more than one C file. It's an interesting historical artifact, notable for the unusual indentation style.
• monty.tar.gz. An interactive, graphical (with GTK+) simulation of the Monty Hall problem. You pick and door and then decide whether to stick with it or switch; the program counts how often you win using each strategy. I wrote this to try to convince my ex-girlfriend Laura that switching is the better strategy.

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