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@ -43,11 +43,6 @@ Links: [Project page](/cpu-usage-meter/), [Linux source](/media/projects/cpu_met
LEDs on the front of my computer case displaying the CPU load. LEDs on the front of my computer case displaying the CPU load.
### Serial IR Receiver (2006)
Links: [Project page](/ir-receiver/)
A simple serial-based LIRC-compatible IR reciever.
### ServCheck (PHP) ### ServCheck (PHP)
Links: [servCheck.tar.gz](/media/projects/servCheck.tar.gz) Links: [servCheck.tar.gz](/media/projects/servCheck.tar.gz)
@ -55,19 +50,3 @@ A simple service checker written in PHP. Attempts to open a socket with the
configured hosts and ports, and outputs an HTML file showing which services configured hosts and ports, and outputs an HTML file showing which services
are up and down. I originally wrote this for the TerminalUnix site to show what's are up and down. I originally wrote this for the TerminalUnix site to show what's
working and what isn't. working and what isn't.
### TerminalUnix (PHP)
A PHP and MySQL driven site, functioning as a web front-end and community site for
the TerminalUnix server. I started it because I was sick of all of these Content
Management Systems having features that I didn't want. I sat down during Spring Break
of 2006 and coded a PHP login system, not knowing about the wonders of some of the PHP
features. Eventually I coded nice things in such as MySQL access (instead of a flat
text file), a user adminstration system, and even a news sytem.
Unfortunately I don't plan on releasing the source code since it's a big hard-coded mess.
### N-Queens solver (C++)
Links: [nqueens.tar.gz](/media/projects/nqueens.tar.gz)
Another Data Structures homework assignment. This solves (brute-forces) the
[N-Queens Problem](https://www.google.com/search?q=n-queens+problem) using recursion and backtracking.