Software

Introduction There are two files that contains all stories and comments posted at Hacker News from its start in 2006 to May 29, 2014 (exact dates are below). This was downloaded using simple program available I wrote Hacker News Downloader by making REST API calls to HN’s official APIs.

The Fifth HOPE conference featuring talks, workshops, movies and other events from several well known hackers including Steve Wozniak, Cult of Dead Cow, John Draper and so on is already started at NYC today (July 9, 2004).

My blog was previously hosted on Blogger.com and boy, that thing sucked. So my mission was to host my blog on my own site with an ASP.Net engine that I can customize and extend as I like.

This is the place I put any scripts, configurations worth saving. Some of the may be here from pure historical reasons so be careful in using them. copynewfiles.bat This little batch file is just ROBOCOPY command line that I end up using too often.

This is my private library to build ASP.Net websites with one goal in mind: build it fast! I’ve already exploited it in building 3 of the websites (including this one) and one of them was literally built overnight!

This is complete rewrite of WizAddIn and much more organized code but less tested. However you get nice document on how to use it and a test demo program too.

This is an add-in for Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0. It does following of things: \ 1. Adds/removes line numbers from projects in a group. Unlike other add-ins, this one has been thoroughly tested on live complex projects for more then a year and has lots of code to workaround VB IDE object model bugs.

I believe websites should give away their source code if you’d created it just for fun and it wasn’t for money. So yes, here’s the source code of this whole website itself!

Unix users have taken for granted automatic insertion of a random quote-of-the-day in their emails since ages and that’s something Windows users still can’t do with their brilliant Ver. 10 of Microsoft Outlook.

If you need to maintain several source branches in SourceSafe and constantly retrofitting your code around, this application can be tremendously helpful. It looks in to two specified SourceSafe folders, goes through all the files in them and finds out which files are different and performs various analysis in smarter way so you don’t have to actually check diffs manually.