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Owoify
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A text filter tool made in Go that
converts English text into uwuspeak
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Lethalfetch
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A system information tool for *nix written in Go. It currently
supports Linux and Android (via Termux).
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Golorconv
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Color code converter written in Go. My first project to use Go. It
supports HTML/RGB888 codes, RGB555LE and RGB555BE as well as RGB
tuples.
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My Dotfiles
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A well-groomed set of dotfiles for using i3wm on either laptop or desktop. It
features a custom color scheme based on kokoscript's
loopy-desktop project. It features a similar-looking custom
color scheme as well as Loopy for GTK2/3 and Qt5/6,
as well as patches to Loopy that allow it to work as
well with i3wm. It also includes configurations for
much of my commonly used software such as
Neovim.
- Puppywalk
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A zine I created for the GameBoy in order to learn
how to use RGBDS, to brush up
on my assembly skills, and process some difficult emotions at a
hard time in my life. I'm at present quite pleased with the result
here.
- Pup2Pup
Communication
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A second digizine I made for GameBoy. This one is
more advanced code-wise, making heavy use of ROM banking
capabilities, and having full GameBoy Color support.
It's about paranoia and the joy of friends and wilderness.
- nSober
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Portability focused sobriety tracker based on
Ncurses with
a (somewhat) human legible format via
JSON support using
YAJL. This is a
personal project created out of frustration with other sobriety
trackers available, particularly those on mobile devices. I really
wanted something simple, so I began this project. It is currently
in hiatus.
- Nightcrawler
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A miniscule multiplatform text adventure engine written entirely
in C. This project has beeen one of my favorites to work on. It's
designed to work on extremely tight space requirements, while not
sacrificing any portability. It's written entirely in C and uses a
custom binary format to load its stories.
- Lucid OverCalc
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Lucid Team's OverCalc, a set of tool, utilities, and guides for
overclocking the popular GameBoy music creation tool LSDj. My
work was mostly to do with the AM frequency calculator written in
FreeBASIC. This project is fairly old and not up to my current
standards.
- VGMPlayGUI
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A Windows (Win32 API) application written in FreeBASIC, serves as
a launcher for Valley Bell's VGMPlay on Windows. This Project is old
and unmaintained. I originally wrote the first few drafts for fun, and
submitted it for a high school assignment. I am no longer interested
in maintaining it. It serves as a decent demo of the Win32 API under
FreeBASIC, but that is all.
