everything of mine that is public or online. back to the index.
An archive of 1990s and 2000s web banner ads. A picker builds the one line of HTML that
serves a random period-correct banner to your page, filtered by size, category, colour and
language, and there is also a browse gallery, a JSON API and a provenance page for every
banner. It exists because the banners are scattered across dead pages with no index you
can actually pull from; ingest and image screening run on a Jetson, the NAS serves it.
Give it a pathogenic variant and it returns a ranked menu of candidate flanking SNP
markers for working out which parental allele an embryo inherited, which is the first
layer of PGT-M linkage analysis. It queries ClinVar, Ensembl and gnomAD live and scores
candidates against a bundled deCODE genetic map. Built to automate the mechanical half of
panel design and hand off per-family phasing as lab work. Research use only.
A read-only static object store holding all 20,350 Xbox 360 avatar marketplace items,
mirrored from an archive.org dump. It serves a manifest of every item plus the package
and a PNG thumbnail per item, with CORS open so a browser app can read it directly. The
official marketplace is gone, so this is the copy; the items themselves only load on
consoles that run unsigned code.
A private file origin that hands installer images, disk images and build artifacts to my
own machines. Apache with no index and no listing, plus a Host header rule that allows
only the front page from the public side while LAN and Tailscale clients get everything,
so bulk traffic never crosses the tunnel. Built to give my VM fleet somewhere local to
pull ISOs from.
This site. It is a real Apache mod_autoindex directory listing rather than a static site
generator, so publishing is dropping an HTML file into a folder. It runs in a container on
my NAS behind a Cloudflare tunnel, with no ports opened on the router.
Homelab scripts collected off all my machines, one folder each with the script and a short
writeup. They are generalized, so anything setup-specific is a variable at the top of the
file. Put here so they live somewhere other than scattered across seven boxes.
A fork of the i3 window manager in which every window floats: cascade placement, titlebar
buttons, drag-to-edge snapping with a live preview, minimize, an overview and hot corners.
It is seven patches on upstream i3 and one small daemon, so an existing i3 config runs
unmodified and upstream's test suite still passes. Written to get macOS-grade window
behaviour without leaving i3.
last updated 08/13/26, e. kruger