Cosmodoc
The semi-complete teardown of Cosmo's Cosmic Adventure (1992). More »
Here are some things I’ve worked on over the years. Most are still running on the web somewhere.
The semi-complete teardown of Cosmo's Cosmic Adventure (1992). More »
A reconstruction of the source code of Cosmo's Cosmic Adventure (1992), using the original C compiler and x86 assembler from 1988. More »
A utility that removes tweets from Twitter after they reach a specified age. Because nothing good ever came from a ten-year-old tweet. More »
Windowbox is a photo-hosting website where I post pictures directly from my phone camera. More »
The configuration management code that automatically built this web server and everything running on it. More »
Scott’s dotfiles. More »
A cache object that actually deletes the least-recently-used items. More »
A dynamic CMS for mostly-static content. This entire site is powered by Docroute. More »
A web service that uses a proprietary and jealously-guarded algorithm to determine if a given company is “real.” More »
It will soon be stapling time. More »
Inspired by the popular (and eventually debunked) Twitter account @horse_ebooks, The Sort of Face is my attempt at creating a Twitter bot that generates funny gibberish. More »
The Trigger and Freewheel CMS powers a webcomic of the same name that I started drawing in 2008 and have been sporadically updating since. More »
Working in conjunction with twitstash, twanslationparty corrupts the English text in one Twitter account’s timeline and posts the result to another account. More »
twitstash is a cron script that archives a Twitter user’s timeline into a MySQL database for search, data mining, or as a foundation for twanslationparty bots. More »