The quick, the dirty, and sometimes the useful, hacks ...

Untar 0.1

An implementation of Unix tar(1) archive reader, with support for GNU long names extension. The code is separated into a few utility functions and a demo main function to showcase the functionality.

malloc 0.0

A simple and straightforward implementation of malloc(3), runs under any architecture that uses brk(2) as a means of heap allocation. Since this code has little extra dependancies (brk can be simulated, spinlocks can be removed if not neccessary), it is ideal for usage in embedded applications or kernels (which is why I wrote it in the first place).

FileUsage 0.2

A simple utility that reports file space usage for files in current directory and its subdirectories, summarized by filetype.

HackerTest 2k4 Platinum

The one and only, the true Hacker Test! Find out whether you are a wizard hacker or a clueless worm! Or just amuse yourself with the stupidity of the questions ;-)

NetBanner 0.2

NetBanner is a simple "server" program that sits on some port (or several of them) and when a client connects, displays message file to it.

Process List Banner 0.2

Process List Banner is a small "utility" reads a file and puts the lines in the process table, to be displayed with 'ps' utility. It works on Linux, annoys system administrators and can cause DoS attacks on proctable if using large files.

IRC Whois 1.0

An utility which performs IRC 'whois' lookup, and can optionally send messages to the people on IRC.

Yar 1.0

Yet Another CD Ripper (Yar) is a simple non-jitter-correction CD ripper. I wouldn't recommend it for serious CD ripping, but it may have it's value. I wrote Yar while I was researching Linux CD-ripping in preparation for my Audiofs kernel patch.