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https://typed.pw - Simple way to write online.
How do you keep it out of spam?
This is not the only reason typed exists obviously...
https://izuded.com (i.e., "iz u ded?") I made this because I adopted a puppy and realized that, if I got hit by a bus on a Friday, he could be stuck in his crate for days before anyone realized. Morbid, but useful. It texts you every X days and asks, "u ded?" -- if you don't click "naw" before X days pass, it'll notify your contacts. It's a portfolio project to show what I've learned in the realm of "serverless" arch…
http://selfcontrolapp.com/ SelfControl - a free Mac focus app that helps users block their own access to distracting websites
A hyper specific tool, to be sure, but useful if you are trying to code sign Qt apps on the Mac.
It's not totally unique, but I made a simple tool I call "watch" that runs terminal commands on file save. You specify a file glob and a command and it runs the command whenever a globed file changes. Also has a few handy flags. I use it ever day to automate my file save->compile->run workflow. It's amazing how much time you save by never having to up-arrow/enter a terminal after every save. Been meaning to update it…
Super-fast lookups and filtering - 50,000 within second(s), support for regular expressions and the derivated ontologies.
People don't seem to get it though (even my co-workers struggle with basic regexps).
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Google has a similar feature to give trusted people access to your data if you've been inactive for a given amount of time (so probably dead): https://www.google.com/settings/account/inactive
Is it safe to put my 1Password's master-password into the message that is sent in case I'm dead?
I've been poking at this for 4 or 5 years now. It started as a simple simplified air pressure simulator for teaching logic programming. But now you can make all sorts of stuff with it, like logic gates, adders and I'm working on a replica 4004. (Links below)
The website is awful for new users - It doesn't work on mobile, there's no tutorial and no real documentation on how to use the editor. Instead of fixing that I'm working on making a dedicated puzzle game built around the engine to teach all the concepts up to and including getting players to build their own CPUs.
The backend is powered by a FRP compiler, which I'm really happy with. You can have huge steam powered worlds and incrementally edit parts of them, and it does fancy incremental recompilation.
Logic gates: https://steam.dance/nornagon/logic
2 full adders: https://steam.dance/josephg/adder
Miniaturised 8 bit ALU: https://steam.dance/josephg/alu
Work in progress CPU: https://steam.dance/josephg/4004_4