ludios

The archivist's web crawler: WARC output, dashboard for all crawls, dynamic ignore patterns

Chrome extension that redirects image requests to the original-quality image

Continuation of the qolibri EPWING dictionary/book reader

self-hosted browser-based IRC client; a modified version of https://github.com/thelounge/thelounge that looks and feels more like HexChat

Some missing UNIX utilities for munging data using shell pipes

All four BLAKE2 variants (blake2b, blake2bp, blake2s, blake2sp) with stream support for Node.js 6+

Dump org-mode .org file to stdout in JSON format, using emacs -batch

Updated Anki 2.0.x Debian packaging

When git cloning, automatically pins CA certs for github.com or gitlab.com to reduce MITM risk

Chrome extension that mutes new tabs until you un-mute them or click an in-page volume control

A list of publicly known but unfixed security bugs

Assorted utilities I use on Linux machines

.reg crud for Windows

Tests new HDDs/SDDs by writing checksummed data and then verifying it

tig helpers: open-links-in-commit-message to open GitHub issues and URLs mentioned in the current commit you're looking at in tig; open-commit to open the commit on the web

Robust multi-monitor screenshot grabbing library for Python 2.x/3.x on Windows

crc32c for Python; uses the Intel CRC32 instruction and thus requires SSE4.2

Utility to tag HEAD and the upstream commit after a rebase

Assert module for node that 1) appends the provided message to the default message, instead of replacing it 2) supports calling a function to get the message 3) A.eq does ===; no support for == or !=

Combine text files into one big file (e.g. for use in an editor); can be uncombined

Generates an index of all public PredictionBook predictions - see http://pbindex.neocities.org/

Command-line tools to take {png, 256-color png, jpg} screenshots on Linux using ffmpeg -f x11grab

Provides a Rust macro `dump!` that takes one or more variables and prints the name, type, and value of each variable. The output is also prefixed with [source_file:line_no].

Rename many files using any text editor

Reads a newline-delimited file and hands out one line at a time to clients that make requests over a simple HTTP POST interface.

Streamable uint32-prefixed frame decoder for node. Supports both little-endian and big-endian sizes. Size can include or exclude the 4 bytes of length itself. No O(N^2) problems on data trickling in. No dependencies.