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Clients: RIPMAIM Client ASCII (without sluggish HTML controller, updated for TOC2.0) RIPMAIM Client Plugins: Al Bhed Translation IRC Redirector (communicate on IRC through an AIM screen name) MegaHAL MegaHAL (with voice via MS Speech SDK) Other: Module Creation Code SDK DixAlert (Win32) DixAlert watches noise levels on a specified video input device, such as a webcam, and exports JPEG and/or PNG images when it detects a large enough spike. It can also send e-mail to alert the user using the SMTP protocol. It is possible to get a full remote security solution this way by setting the program up to e-mail you (probably through a local SMTP domain redirect since it does not offer security and authentication) on a mobile account, and then setting the program up to export images to a folder which is shared through a web server such as Apache. The e-mail will specify the name of the exported image and you can then go to it directly from whatever your mobile device may be to investigate the situation.  DNSCatcher (Win32) Allows you to use any Windows machine as a DNS server, which forwards requests to and from a real DNS server, and can do redirection mapping by modifying the reply on the way back from the real DNS server. I created this primarily for the PSP web browsing method that's been talked about lately. HTTPServer (Win32) Simple MFC http server application. Nice and compact, convenient for running a web server on any win32 machine without bothering to install anything, and relatively secure (..I think). [current revision is 2, last updated on August 03, 2004] Johnny the Midget Network Software Kit (Win32) A client-server chat program, I wrote this a long time ago as my first winsock experiment. It's pretty useless, but it's here anyway for archiving's sake. Poppy (Win32) POP3 e-mail client with direct string filtering (written to cope with my own horrible spam problem). SmoothDesk v1.1 (Win32) This is a free remote desktop client/server custom-made for PDA's running Windows Mobile. It has a lot of nice features not included in normal remote desktop solutions, such as the ability to travel across the desktop using a downsampled image for the PDA screen, proper right mouse button use, PNG/JPEG compression, support for both portrait and landscape display modes, and dynamic viewing area resampling. Uses MD5 encryption to protect vital information traveling across the network. Some cam shots of it in action on my iPAQ rx1950:   All works on this web site are the result of my own personal efforts, and are NOT in any way supported by any given company. You alone are responsible for any damages which you may incur as a result of this web site or files related to this web site. |
