Currently, I actively develop and maintain a few useful userscripts for YouTube web. The most popular of these scripts is YTPA (YouTube Play All) which adds the long lost "Play All" button back to where it once was. It lets you, as the name implies, play all videos of a channel but also plays shorts, streams, by popular and more.
All of these userscripts are available on .
Feel free to contribute or open issues if you have improvements in mind!
Simple MVC was a small Project intended for serving semi-static content via Twig. It now turned into a more complete defacto framework with proper dependency injection autowiring and a small set of bundle extensions.
The routing took some syntactic inspiration from Laravel.
Fun fact: this website and plenty of my other web projects actively run based on this.
It is still early in development and far from a complete ecosystem like Symfony or Laravel, but is more capable than initially intended.
Take a gander at the simple MVC GitHub project.
My own nonogram web app is currently in development.
Anyone can upload their own creations which will then be held for review and later approved. It still lacks solvability calculation for submission verification which was previously implemented in a limited way but was too computationally expensive.
Disclaimer: not all nonograms are solvable. They will be cleaned up in the future.
Development is currently slow and not prioritized. Sorry for the inconvenience!
Pronounced tie-tree-yes, this is the reason you encrypt stuff. The project copies and runs browsers from any unencrypted or successfully unlocked drive.
It is written in Ruby and easily shows the importance of full disk encryption.
All browsers are run in Docker containers without modifying the original browser profiles. Any bootable Linux distribution with Docker can thus be plugged into a vulnerable device and exploit the lack of encryption.
AWDY is a tiny but extensible library for creating full terminal progress bars with logging in PHP.
I created it to monitor a few one time data processing tasks that ran for multiple days and had steps which individually took more than a second.
The library is somewhat optimized for performance by limiting outputs and only rewriting certain sections rather than doing full prints. It is only compatible with Linux (and possibly MacOS though that is not tested) due to how the output is formatted via ANSI escape sequences.
