Open-source stuff

toolbox-sass (2019)

Assorted Sass bits-and-pieces.

• Nerdy bits-and-pieces used: Sass
• Last updated on 2019-12-12

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setup (2018)

A mess of Ansible playbooks and roles that I use to provision and maintain my personal development environment and a couple of servers that I host this and a few other small websites on.

• Nerdy bits-and-pieces used: Ansible
• Last updated on 2020-01-05

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FlippyWindow (2016)

FlippyWindow is a simple Windows application that non-destructively flips any part of your screen horizontally. To find out more, check out the FlippyWindow website.

• Nerdy bits-and-pieces used: C++
• Last updated on 2018-04-01

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Bastard Snake (2013)

A snake clone that doesn’t want you getting many points.

• Nerdy bits-and-pieces used: Haxe
• Last updated on 2017-11-10

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robotinaponcho (2013)

The source code to my personal website.

• Nerdy bits-and-pieces used: JavaScript, HTML/Twig, and Sass
• Last updated on 2020-01-12

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brainfuck (2012)

A simple brainfuck interpreter written in C.

• Nerdy bits-and-pieces used: C
• Last updated on 2015-11-15

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toolbox (2012)

This repository is where any convenience and helper scripts that don’t warrant their own repository end up.

• Nerdy bits-and-pieces used: Perl and Shell
• Last updated on 2018-10-26

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knr-solutions (2011)

My solutions to the exercises in The C Programming Language (Second Edition).

• Nerdy bits-and-pieces used: C
• Last updated on 2015-11-15

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Archived and old projects

The following projects are no longer being worked on:

• notes: Notes on stuff. (These notes have since been merged into my personal website repository, where I continue to update them.)
• nfsnapi-python: When I used NearlyFreeSpeech.NET to host websites, I wrote a simple Python package that made using their API a little easier.
• obtaincornhoop: I once had a Tumblr weblog; this was the custom theme I made for it.