jceaser

gotools

A collection of command line tools written in Go

powerline-shell

A beautiful and useful prompt for your shell

tmuxer

GUI application to some common tmux operations.

qmk_firmware

keyboard controller firmware for Atmel AVR USB family

shellwrap

A set of helper functions for writing shell scripts with python

spoints

Sprint Point Report

stacker

A simple and persistent stack for use as a basic CLI clipboard between TMUX panes.

Adafruit_CircuitPython_PyBadger

Badge-focused CircuitPython helper library for PyBadge, PyBadge LC, PyGamer and CLUE

cbmbasic

cbmbasic, a portable version of Commodore's version of Microsoft BASIC 6502 as found on the Commodore 64

Common-Metadata-Repository

db2

A database built around json that supports forms

dewm

A simple tiling Window Manager

gcss

Pure Go CSS Preprocessor

gopher

A simple server for the Gopher protocol written in Go.

goregex

A simple Regular Expression REPL for the console

guess

A guessing game written in clojure as a learning activity

java_script_example

A basic example on how to add scripting to java programs

jceaser.github.io

content for pages.github.com

jedi_remote

A quick hack to issue media controls over a local network from a phone to a mac

keyboard_switcher

Keyboard Input Selector based on which USB keyboard you have plugged in

keycaps

Files for printing keycaps

lein-multi-modules

Another alternative to Maven multi-module projects in Leiningen

notes

software notes

nova-hello-world

A set of simple programs to use as demonstration for programing

pocket_calc

Stack based calculator formatted to fit the now defunct Pocket Chip handheld computer.

readical

ReadIcal is a small application which reads in an ics file and outputs markdown files from a subset of events. This is used to create time based content for web sites

recipes

recipes I use

ServiceMenu

some of my services for the mac os x service menu

setup

My config files for unix accounts

sun

A basic python->Swift port of Michel Anders' popular code to calculate rising and setting times for the sun given a latitude, longitude, and timezone.