i've finally put together this simple little page to share my rather buggy code.

bot for lost (a boring webgame).. the game had a fscking 'human check', expecting people to cheat .. so well, i just had to prove it worthless. it took about five minutes to make it recognize the characters i had in my sample picture .. and then it was just a matter of getting rest of the letters. a few friends helped out and within an hour we had logged in and everything was a breeze. the rest was just a matter of adding a few lookups and parsing the webpages. Originally not intended to be released, but after they (or just nem) fscked up the game, there is no point in keeping it a secret.

well .. here it is. have fun. There will be no further updates on this from me.

This is a small utility i created for Henning, a friend of mine who is working on a rather extensive mIRC-script. The program lets you connect your irc client to your localhost (port 5555) and lets you generate the desired sort of messages (JOINS / PARTS / QUITS). Neat to test if your script (or client) is going to behave nicely when 300 clients suddenly joins in less than 10 seconds (like after a split on a large channel). Its not an IRC-server, its just a small implementation of the most needed features to test this sort of thing. This needs the VB6 runtime dll.

pacd00d is a pacman-clone created for a schoolproject in Visual Basic. It contains a intricate mapsystem and twoplayer. I'm currently not developing on it, so feel free to do whatever suits your need. I'd be happy if you could submit something back if you make a cool modification (or even better, if you develope the game further), but as always; use at your own risk. Hopefully all files are included, mail me if you have any problems. development links (i'd never gotten this far without help from these sources):

I created this little thingy just to try out the php-gtk extension (available at gtk.php.net). All it does is pop up a box where you can enter an url (which works with fopen in php) and it'll then fetch the file to your php-directory.

This is something i created for an exam during may 2002.. the code is written in python, feel free to use it as you like. The code presents a thumbnail-gallery, either dynamic (via cgi) or by supporting exporting static html-pages (with the same UI as the dynamic part). The part about setting it up is to manipulate the thingy in www.py which sets up the cgiApp-object. Well, anyways, this is mostly just for learning and getting some hints about how to do some stuff, not a functional application (meaning that no attempt was made trying to make this easy to install, userfriendly etc :).

just a small example showing one way to get the current uptime for the computer running php under Windows (when you don't have that nifty little uptime :-) It also shows the free space for each of the different partitions.

xferlog.info is a small phpscript that parses the xferlog-file created by wu-ftpd and other ftp-daemons (i'm running proftpd myself). It's not very efficent since it parses everything each time someone accesses the page, but it does what its supposed to do. :-) It would probably be a really good idea to migrate this script over to something that runs once every 30 minutes (with cron) instead. be aware that the script (logically) needs access to the xferlog-file. usually, this is only readable as root, so be sure to give your httpdaemon access to it, some way or the other. Be also aware that this may lead to all other local users being able to read your xferlog, so be careful if your logfiles are top secret. :-) As always, use at own risk.

All software mentioned here is provided as is, run on your OWN risk. All code on this page is free for all sorts of use, as long as the code is kept intact and proper credits are given where needed. if you need to contact me (patches are welcome), don't hesitate to send a mail my way.