NickGeek/oled-shmoled

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NickGeek/oled-shmoled

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OLED displays don't have backlights but it'd be nice if we could pretend they do on Linux!

Fancy

Fancy is a drop-in system that lets you take your static HTML code and add dynamically editable code.

rehua

A Directory for IPFS

hashify

#ify is a way of finding links that people are talking about. Search engines are good for finding information relating to a string of words that articles have included in them. #ify is for finding articles that people are talking about on the topic. Instead of any website that uses the word "iPhone" in it; we look for what people are linking to with the hashtag "#iPhone". This means you see the articles that people are talking about.

WiN

WiN (Wireless Inter-Home Network) is designed to do what crowd-funding did for projects but for mobile networks. Uses of this could be in businesses to replace wired phone extensions or in place of a pager at a hospital. It could even be used to call your son to dinner! It doesn't require an Internet connection or traditional cellular coverage so it can be completely free.

Campfyre

Campfyre is an online message board that allows anyone to post without having to worry about accounts or passwords. Campfyre also limits posts and comments to 256 characters to ensure a quick discussion platform.

how-dead-inside

I made this when I got bored and remembered that I needed a way to keep track of how much time had passed in the current trimester at Vic. This project is filled with all the 2nd year cynicism you'd expect 😄

noughts.py

The classic game of noughts and crosses playable in an IRC chatroom and written in Python 2.7

lmc-to-c

Generates C code from LMC assembly

message_worker

Message Worker is a library for Rust for the creation of event-listeners using futures and streams. Notably, MW supports non-sync and non-send (i.e. non-thread-safe) contexts within listeners.