other projects

listed below you can find old code or documentation hardly worth mentioning during an academic debate. however it might be interesting - from time to time - to dwell in the past, so let's have a look.

archived projects

• pvmcrack - a simple distributed brute force password cracker
• graphs
  • dnsparser - create graphs from dns entries
  • mysql2dot - create graphs from mysql db structures
  • twitter [2007-03] - extract twitter friends
• asterisk (PBX)
  • app_jabber [2005-12] - a jabber client for sending and receiving jabber messages from within the dialplan
  • res_features-misdn-bugfix.diff [2006-06-30] - quick&easy patch for asterisk 1.2.7.1 solving an issue with mISDN callback after parking. !!WARNING!! this patch might change the behaviour of res_features in respect to other channel types than mISDN.
    released under GPL.
• html quick reference [1996] - nowadays you'd rather have a look at google for an up-to-date HTML reference

nice programming exercises

• VAIO daemon (abandoned)
• google soap in python - the humble attempt to get a response from google's SOAP API. this code is deprecated in favor of pygoogle.
• text2brainfuck [2004-07] - as you might already be aware of, "brainfuck" is the mere attempt to literally fuck up your brain while fiddling around with it, regardless of the viewpoint - programmer or reader. but that's what computers are made for.
  this little lex code generates a text -> brainfuck compiler.
• very very tiny whoisd - the 1716 bytes of this little whois daemon serve only the singe purpose of providing staticly predetermined content to an RFC 3912 compliant client.