Google me. The vast majority of the geeky results appear to be me, and none of the non-geek ones. And the beauty of the web is that I get to be taken out of context as well.
The obligatory resume.
From the judging-a-book-by-its-cover department, see my mugshots.
These are old but somehow still popular:
- LG VX4400 Frequently Asked Questions (Started 2003, last update 2009)
- A review of The Definitive Guide to SQLite (2006)
Software
Current
Some software that is my fault that I still maintain:
- APSW
- Another Python SQLite Wrapper. This is a tight binding to SQLite and is not compatible with DBAPI.
- JIA Mini Python
- Implementation of a useful subset of Python in Java and Objective C, primarily intended for mobile apps.
Past
Some software handed off to others:
- BitPim
- A program for manipulating contacts, calendars, wallpapers, ringtones and the embedded filesystem 2003 to 2007 era cell phones.
- IMAP Spam Begone
- A tool that scans your IMAP Inbox with SpamAssassin
Archaeology
- Dotamatic (2004)
- A program that allows you to print out images across many sheets of paper, using a variety of styles for the pixels. It was inspired by The Rasterbator (which has only one style).
- UML Builder (2003)
- A tool for installing common Linux distributions for use with user mode linux.
- mod SKAS 3 (2002)
- A kernel patch that speeds up User Mode Linux considerably ported to being a module. Use at your own risk! This is now very obsolete.
- Top for Linux (1991)
- I wrote the first version of top for Linux.