Projects
Table of Contents
A curated list of personal projects, grouped by what they do rather than by the language they are written in. Some are published here as microsites; the others link to their GitHub repositories. More can be found on my GitHub profile.
My projects
Development tools and environments
- codex-sandbox
- A personal development environment for Codex CLI, powered by rootless Podman. It exposes only explicitly selected working directories while keeping Codex's own Linux sandbox enabled.
- .emacs.d
- My Emacs configuration 🙂
Music and data
- somafm-recentlib
- A Java library that retrieves recently played tracks from SomaFM.
- somafm-song-history
- A Java application that archives SomaFM
broadcasts using
somafm-recentlib. - deezer-datasync
- A Java application that backs up my Deezer data to a private GitHub repository. Git may be an unusual persistence layer, but it gives me readable diffs and a straightforward history.
Exploration
- xkcd-geohashing.el
- An implementation of XKCD's geohashing algorithm for Emacs.
Experiments and write-ups
- fennel-sandbox
- Code written while learning Fennel, in particular for the TIC-80 fantasy console.
- gralhix-osint-exercises
- My solutions to Sofia Santos' OSINT exercises.
Tools and services I rely on
A deliberately personal and incomplete list of the tools and services I return to regularly. Where possible, I support the people who build and maintain them.
Software
- Debian
- The stable foundation of my computing environments.
- Linux
- The kernel underneath it.
- GNU
- The command-line tools at the core of my environment.
- Emacs
- Where I write code and notes, and publish this website.
- i3 and StumpWM
- Window managers.
- pass
- A command-line password manager.
- Signal
- A private messaging app.
- Termux
- A Linux environment on Android that lets me work and publish on the go.
- tmux
- A terminal multiplexer that keeps my sessions organized.
- WireGuard
- A simple, dependable way to connect to my network.
Online services
- SomaFM
- Listener-supported radio, and one of my main sources of ambient music.
- OpenStreetMap
- The free, editable map.
- gpx.studio
- My go-to editor for GPX tracks.