First up are some games I wrote in high school. Both were learning experiences — of the two, I think that Minesweeper is better designed, from a coding point of view. Block Dude’s UI layer is terribly overdesigned and difficult to comprehend. I would never rewrite it that way!
A simple Minesweeper clone. It supports logging the game (in JSON format, of course) and playing it back later.
I write Greasemonkey scripts almost habitually nowdays. I find that JavaScript — when freed of the tyranny of Microsoft’s deficient JScript implementation — is actually a fun language to write things in. So it is quite pleasant to “scratch an itch” one in a while.
Maximizes the size of product images at Amazon.com. This is quite useful for gathering album art for your MP3 collection.
Fixes and enhances the La Crosse Public library web site. It automatically logs you in, remembering your card number and PIN (which Firefox won't do).
Puts the title text below the comic
Puts the title text below the comic
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