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M.U.L.E Colony
A heavily AI assisted browser clone of the classic 1983 game M.U.L.E. Unlimited players, adjustable map size, a mix of turn based and classic gameplay to help with coding complexity and networked performance as well as to provide the ability for disabled peoples, older/less tech literate people, and new players to enjoy the strategy without the stress.
If there is enough interest, I can post the source code and/or open source it. The only reason I haven’t is because I am not sure if anyone cares. Also, M.U.L.E Online is a much more faithful recreation based entirely on the original Atari game (which many consider to be better than the C64 version, though I disagree) and also Planet M.U.L.E, a completely remade online clone that supports leaderboards and stuff. Check them out too!
Restomod Powermac G5/Mac Pro ‘Hackintosh’ ATX Case
Not started yet
Open Source Legacy Program Repository
An open source repository for stuff that is abandonware and/or hard to find, like the Eudora email client. Not yet started
Forest Fire Simulator
A simple, interactive, web based forest fire simulator with graphics. JS+HTML
Vault-Tec Genetic Diversity Calculator mk2
I wrote this with heavy help from ChatGPT to simulate the effects of inbreeding in a fixed population. I saw the Fallout TV series’ first episode and noticed that it has “trades” between 200 person vaults to support “genetic diversity” and I went “huh, is that real?”. So here it is!
All of the code is in a single HTML document, so feel free to download it if you like. I don’t expect anyone else to care about this, but it is somewhat interesting to me.
Vault-Tec Genetic Diversity Calculator mk2
Minecraft Website Template
Simple Minecraft website template with dynamic background. Check it out here
Emoji++
I love Markdown
<script type=’text/javascript’ src=’/js/emoji++.js’></script>
As you can probably tell. And when I learned that : codes, also known as shortcodes, were part of the markdown spec and not just something that began existing in discord and other platforms, I knew I had to make something that made that possible in HTML. So, I made a script that scans through the entire document and dynamically replaces anything with : on either side of it with an emoji from github. And, the best part, is if the :colon_code_doesnt_match: it does nothing, but as you can tell, this one does something 🙂
Unfortunately, there has to be a little delay for it to work properly on all pages. But I dont think it is that noticable. Also…
:hot: They dynamically resize…
to meet the fontsize of the parent element
Finally, here’s a list of all of the emoji. It’s pretty easy to make the list bigger as new emoji get released or to add custom ones. Simply take a look at either of these two links.
Direct download to the latest version on emoji++
Yaybuilder
A script made in JS to help with building yay commands in Arch Linux