A dumping ground for various sundry hacks.
To quote jwz,
The following are mostly small utility scripts, rather than full-fledged applications. These are tools that I wrote for myself to fill a personal need. This means that they are not necessarily very polished, but possibly you'll find some of them useful. Please take most them in the context of "one-hour hacks that have lived on far longer than expected."
A frame decoder to parse the logic analyser dump from http://flashingleds.wordpress.com/2010/10/26/intercepting-the-gameboy-lcd/. Mostly an excuse to play with NumPy.
http://flashingleds.wordpress.com is now offline. The blog post is available via archive.org, but the dump is not. The dump is included in this repository for posterity.
List the unique tiles in the boardgame Tsuro. I don't think there is an "easy" way to compute this numer, because neither the tiles nor the rotations are normal subgroups of P_8. Then again my algebra is poor.
Unpack the images from http://www.keldon.net/rftg/ so I can read the cards.
Link-a-pix solver. Works by reducing the problem to exact cover.
Solver for the Clock puzzle in FF XIII-2. There are many like it, but this one's mine.
Playing with a basic topological sort. Outputs random graphs in .dot format.
Ren'Py RPA v3 extractor.