Software
I still write a little code as a treat and build random things despite limited time and energy, mostly when doing so solves me a problem.
- marathon is a personal workflow runner, and my "coding with AI" test project (I still validate everything, though). It works, but it's also very new. Cf relevant blog post.
- osm_stitcher because map prints are weirdly hard and expensive to come by. Also, OpenStreetMap rocks and I tend to contribute minor things to it.
- notify-proxy for those that have multiple computers and too many notifications. Not pretty.
- remote-clipboard for the same audience, a minimalist solution.
- Duckup is just rsync with parameters in a script. I use it and find it helpful.
- I wrote mbw (a memory bandwidth benchmark) a very long time ago to scratch an itch, and people are still finding bugs in it. Amazing.
- maus-runs solves a children's puzzle in the Android app for Der Maus because it got frustrating and I got to show off for kiddo. Code comments for details.
Hardware
- ACME Cat Holder for peaceful coexistence of electronic and biological companions