Projects

I am the editor for the Linux Lads Podcast. They release an episode roughly once every fortnight and I edit them using a combination of Audacity and Ardour.

I spend a significant amount of time expanding my personal wiki and writing the occasional blog post. I enjoy the process of learning something new, trying to distill it down to its core concepts, and writing reference or tutorial documentation about it.

I help manage the Fediring webring by responding to tickets and maintaining the ring's integrity.

A terminal based RSS/Atom feed reader with a command syntax reminiscent of mail(1)/ed(1) with messages/lines replaced by feeds and feed entries.

My custom static site generator that uses lowdown(1) and standard shell utilities to build a website. It supports Markdown files, Atom feed creation, and has a simple configuration.

Writeups and code repositories for various programming challenges such as Advent of Code, Project Euler, and CSES.

Various colourschemes I made for Vim. The original vim-monochrome was a fork from vim-monochrome by fxn which I changed to suit my needs. These are the ones I've made so far:

• vim-monochrome - A monochrome colourscheme in both light and dark styles
• vim-dieter-rams - A colourscheme based off of a colour palette by Dieter Rams
• vim-elementary - A colourscheme designed to fit in with a more colourful terminal

A collection of extra patches, custom CSS, and more for the Misskey fediverse software. I handed maintainership of this repository off to Johann who is much more active in the Misskey space than I am these days.

An IRC bot I wrote to play around with the IRC protocol.