This is my personal webspace. You would normally view my blog at http://nenoblog.net, but I am reinvestigating the approach towards that right now, because the blogging software I had had hardcore spam issues.
It is maintained using Markdown, and an
Apache module which I may release the source to once I clean it up a bit horrible
PHP script hacked on top of an .htaccess file (the Apache version has bugs, and
I don't feel like fixing them, so I am now using the wonderful power of PHP garbage collection).
-6:59:34- <TheKing> look where he is at
-6:59:40- <TheKing> EVERYBODY loves that guy
Things you might be interested in
Here is a list of things you might be interested in, in no particular order:
Audacious is an XMMS/Winamp2-like player implemented using GTK2. At one time, it was a fork of XMMS, but not much original code remains anymore. It can play various different audio formats, support many output systems and a whole lot more.
I am one of the founding members of atheme.org, a software development organization which aims to improve the world through collective coding and spreading understanding of proper software engineering practices throughout the FOSS world. The Atheme infrastructure sub-project also produced some IRC software which I am involved in the maintainance of.
Mowgli is a framework which helps programmers write better engineered code.
Atheme MCS is a modular configuration system which is comparable to DConf/GSettings. It is released and maintained under a very permissive license in order to encourage projects of all kinds to adopt it's use. Atheme MCS is so versatile that it can even use DConf as a backend once it is ready.
Third-party plugins repository for audacious
This is a repository of additional plugins for Audacious.
To help offset the costs of being a "geek", I sell Xen domain hosting to cover the bills. A lot of effort goes into improving and maintaining the system which runs these domains, including modifying Xen, etcetera. (This is actually now a company called RapidXen.)
Conspire is a lightweight GTK2 IRC client which I use and maintain. It started life as a fork of XChat to make things more usable and stable when dealing with a large bulk of IRC channel use.
UPSE is a PS1 (soon PS2 too) sound emulation library. It can be used to listen to PS1 demotunes, or PS1 game soundtrack mods, usually ripped in the PSF format.
UPE is a work in progress PlayStation 1 emulator based on PCSX-df and the UPSE emulation core.
DroneBL is a realtime vulnerable computer monitor which can be used by community-oriented services to avoid abuse. It provides a DNSBL for this purpose.
These are some RFCs I am authoring.
Debian and Ubuntu packages maintained by me
I maintain some multimedia packages for Debian and Ubuntu. The link above will give you a list of those packages.
dscscan is a dependency scanner for .dsc (Debian Source Control) files which uses apt-rdepends as it's backend.
dsyslog is an advanced, modular syslog daemon which is comparable to syslog-ng. It is released under the ISC license.