When Flickr announced 1TB of free storage, I thought it'd be funny to build a way of mounting it as a filesystem which encoded your files as pictures. It reliably stores files and trees, I just never finished up the FUSE binding: https://github.com/zackbloom/flickrfs
That is pretty funny. :P
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#52Like Goodreads, Shelfari etc... but emphasis on shelf and following other's shelves.
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#54Source code analyzer for C that optimizes the usage of data structures in your code.
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#55A very simple and crude dungeon crawl made when I was learning Clojure (the code is very bad as I was learning the language).
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#56I had issues to run cucumber tests. There are many tests and they are slow. Some tests are randomly fail affected by the state of other tests. That's why I made baleen. It runs cucumber tests parallel and independently on Docker containers. Unfortunately, I couldn't use in real env because my tests are dependent on Oracle database and running oracle database in each container are slow which defeats the first goal of baleen. Here is also a post about how it works. http://kimh.github.io/blog/en/docker/running-docker-containe...
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#59it's a service written in node.js that you can deploy to run your own URL-shortening service
it works fine, but I wrote it my second semester in college, so the code is kinda bad, needs a ton of refactoring