Software

Some computer programs I have written. Since I actually use them, I guess they count as structured procrastination.
—John MacFarlane¹

Here is a list of software I have written. The source code is available (usually) at github.

• Backup to a LUKS encrypted external drive. One of my strategies to prevent important information from becoming too ephemeral...
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• Generalised search-and-replace. Specify patterns on the command line, but without worrying about quoting or escaping anything. Do search-and-replace over multiple files, at once. Do one thing, but do it well.
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• i3-external-monitor. Being an awesome minimalist tilling window manager, the minimalism part means that some things in i3—like dealing with external monitors—are left to the user. This is how I handle it.
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• nm-toggle. The purpose of this tool is to be able to, through NetworkManager, completely shutdown all network devices—and bring them back up when needed. I use ArchLinux with the i3 window manager, so the program is somewhat tied to them (particularly concerning systemd, and the shell, bash in my case).
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• TeX-7. This is my toned-down fork from Elias Toivanen’s TeX-9 vim plugin for writing LaTeX documents.
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• Twitter fetch! Receive twitter username, fetch most recent entries in feed, and display them on the command line.
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• Vim-Snipper. This is my Vim plugin for snippet insertion and processing. It is simple, requires minimal setup, and it just works.
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