• Another wjholden academic paper, this one covers "Demonstrating Discrete Possibilities of an Eight-Dimensional System"
• MD5 Sums in Java
• Android-based video game controller for Kurosuke
• Password Table Generating Applet
• Finally publishing my Inverse Fibonacci Formula paper after losing it years and years ago.
• Nmap for Android!
• Built a Numpad application that allows you to use your Android handset as a numpad for your Windows-based PC.
• My first ever Android program is a Hangman game!
• Created a program called (No) Fun for The Colorblind. Not sure why but it only works in Google Chrome.
• Updated my resume.
• After days of work I have a physics engine that...doesn't work the way it's supposed to. Here it is: Hope 0.3.
• Spent many grueling hours researching a good way to implement a camera in OpenGL. I've finally got something that sorta-works that I borrowed from Swiftless. In the future I want to have Quaternion logic but that's become a long-term objective - for now I'm satisfied with what I have. Hope 0.2.
• Since I haven't put anything up for a long time I'm throwing this up there. I've been working on a game, tenatively named "Hope." I have two significant files to share.
• Hope 0.1 - this is the initial prototyping for Hope's engine. ANSI C, written on/for Linux, using FreeGLUT.
• 3dadd - this is an application I wrote during my prototyping for Hope. It takes a .BMP and "&&'s" the pixels together such that it outputs a .OBJ 3D image that can be imported into Blender. Written in C#.
• Feedback page, written in Perl. I finally RTFM on the CGI.pm and it's actually pretty sweet. Also, I discovered an orphaned page for my Convert String to HTML Special Codes programs.
• Demonstration of HTTP (program). Also updated my VSFTPD howto document for the first time in four years.
• Smb-Bsod. Not my idea, but I wanted to have fun with it (see Slashdot for more details on the idea).
• Improved Clocks. I added Zulu time, cleaned up a little bit of the date creation code, set the window to automatically resize. Also, when you click or double-click on a date, the military-style DTG (Date Time Group) will be copied directly into your clipboard.
• Created simple cipher and hash programs as training aids for a class I'm giving next week. Written in C#. The hash uses an algorithm I made up on the spot, the cipher is the classic Caesar cipher.
• Wrote a neat Perl Weather Program - now also as a Web Application!
• Clocks. Got bored on a Saturday and was too tired to ride the motorcycle so I made this little widget to show clocks in Bragg, Iraq, Afghanistan, Hawaii, and Korea.
• ESS. Quickly generates a spreadsheet of your network resources, assuming all Windows NT-based systems. This is something I wrote when I was in Iraq and I'm actually quite proud of it.
• MGRS Distance and Direction Calculator
• Exam/quiz generating web application. Was trying to learn how to use CSS to avoid using HTML tables for everything. Didn't work out quite like I wanted, but it might look good if you print it out.
• Some software intended to make downloading/viewing Questionable Content web comics easier. Written for Windows, but those of you who are familiar with C will have no problem porting it over. Dependency.
• For those of you interested in web application programming with Perl, I've written a small program that demonstrates how Perl handles form input: Live Application, Source Code.
• Gentoo Linux VSFTPD Howto, a how-to guide I wrote for configuring VSFTPD for Gentoo Linux.
• GTK+ graphical configuration tool/launcher for Cube, an open-source first-person shooter (video game).
• Kaffeine XChat-2 Script. This was posted on XChat.org long ago.
• IP Blocking for VSFTPD Logs, also posted on the Gentoo Linux Forum.
• Convert string to HTML ASCII Special Characters C program, also posted on the Gentoo Linux Forum.
• Convert text to ASCII for Windows using C# .NET.
• A website I wrote for my CSC 251 class. I keep it around for reference sometimes when I'm writing HTML.
• Computer People Jokes
• Photo Gallery
  

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