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3d_tool

A simple rendering tool using matrices and typescript (created as a personal learning experience)

binance_trade_analyser

A simple tool that grabs all trades and lists them into a file with to easier analyse where potential gains/losses came from

computer_remote

A very basic and insecure backend to call custom commands

dca_binance_investment_bot

A bot that automatically invest using the DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) Strategy

dial_server

Trying to implement a basic uPnP/DIAL Server that can receive requests.

dotfiles

A bunch of config files used with stow

e2_vgui_core

Wiremod Expression 2 Extension to Create Vgui Elements

easy_scan

A local hosted website to interact with the network scanner to easily construct pdfs

export_slices

A plugin for Aseprite which exports the created slices as individual images

factorio_biter_settings_mod

A simple mod that allows me to change biter spawn behaviour.

game_of_life_rust

Game of Life using Rust with Skia

gateio-crypto-trading-bot-binance-announcements-new-coins

This is a crypto trading bot that scans the Binance Annoucements page for new coins, and places trades on Gateio

git_commit_helper

A small terminal tool to help with commit messages using Charm's gum

github_pr_tree

Add a file tree to GitHub's Pull Request

nonicons

A next-generation icon set for developers that extends octicons.

pastebin_clone

A simple website to share code snippets similar to services like pastebin

pdf_combiner

playbooks

Personal scripts to use with ansible-playbook

playx

In-game Internet (YouTube, Vimeo, etc.) media player for Garry's Mod

satisfactorymodloader

SatisfactoryModLoader is an unofficial tool to load mods for the game Satisfactory.

song_lyric_display

Displays the lyrics of the current spotify song and displays it in a window

unity_shader_mandelbrot_set

First implementation of the mandelbrot set as a unity shader

useful_scripts

A collection of useful scripts i don't wanna lose

wire

Garry's Mod add-on that allows users to wire up components in order to make more elaborate automatic and user-controlled contraptions.