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libaws: make aws easy
aws-exec: make services easy
aws-gocljs: make webdev easy
s4, bsv: make big data easy
arch-setup, alpine-setup: make laptop bootstrap easy
backup: make backup easy and unborkable
all at https://github.com/nathants
There’s a calculator app, measuring app, and two music apps
It works by fetching the XML feed, downloading the file and applying an open-source audio fingerprinting library to identify timestamps of the same segment repeated multiple times, using ffmpeg to delete all instances of repeated segments, and republishing a new XML feed that I then consume with a standard podcast app. It works surprisingly well.
DSTream - Bespoke music player for web - Includes web gui and android app
eepromlogic - LISP package for turning EEPROMs into simple programmable logic
RacingGPSTracker - Package for rendering a nice GPS overlay on top of gopro videos when road-racing.
superawesomedraw - For my (then) 2 year old son to learn how to use a mouse
justhpscan - hook scanner up to raspberry pi and scan via web gui, no drivers required so it can be used with any computer/phone on the network
u64view - bespoke client for receiving the video and audio streams from the Ultimate64 FPGA implementation of a Commodore64, for streaming on twitch
boilerController - The firmware and hardware for automatic startup and turnoff of my wood gasification boiler
chromogen - static image gallery generator for making online albums to share with friends and family
I've made many more small tools, but the above are what can be found on my github
I created an app for tracking buses in Wellington NZ - I use it every day and I love it. I always meant to publicise it widely, but to be honest it works perfectly for me and I can't be bothered dealing with issues specific to other people.
#!/bin/sh
echo "Bus $1 has been cancelled :("I created https://a.foo a while ago which just summarizes URLs for me. Like, if I don't have time to read an article or something, I just pop 'a.foo' in front of the URI and it gives me a quick rundown. EDIT: semi worried it'll go down now that I've posted it here but meh.
I wrote something on Android a few years back called Reward-o-matic. Basically every time one of the kids did something really good, you pressed a button next to their name and a counter went up by £0.50. At the end of the month that got added to their pocket money as a bonus. Both the app and the idea worked pretty well.