Projects

A terminal based RSS/Atom feed reader with a command syntax reminiscent of mail(1)/ed(1) with messages/lines replaced by feeds and feed entries.

I am the editor for the Linux Lads Podcast. They release an episode roughly once every fortnight and I edit them using a combination of Audacity and Ardour.

I spend a significant amount of time expanding my personal wiki and writing the occasional blog post. I enjoy the process of learning something new, trying to distill it down to its core concepts, and writing reference or tutorial documentation about it.

Writeups and code repositories for various programming challenges such as Advent of Code, Project Euler, and CSES.

Working through the exercises at browser.engineering to create a simple but (hopefully) useable web browser from scratch.

I help manage the Fediring webring by responding to tickets and maintaining the ring's integrity.

My custom static site generator that uses lowdown(1) and standard shell utilities to build a website. It supports Markdown files, Atom feed creation, and has a simple configuration.

Various colourschemes I made for Vim. The original vim-monochrome was a fork from vim-monochrome by fxn which I changed to suit my needs. These are the ones I've made so far:

• vim-monochrome - A monochrome colourscheme in both light and dark styles
• vim-dieter-rams - A colourscheme based off of a colour palette by Dieter Rams

Some quick exercises and small projects to help refresh my Java programming knowledge and skills.

Learning at least a little bit of Clojure during my spare time in December, 2022. I ended up building a minimal text editor using the Seesaw GUI framework.

A collection of extra patches, custom CSS, and more for the Misskey fediverse software. I handed maintainership of this repository off to Johann who is much more active in the Misskey space than I am these days.

An IRC bot I wrote to play around with the IRC protocol.