A pair of CLI (command line interface) programs to facilitate text communications between two users. One program acts as the server (the host of the chat) while the other is the client (the one who connects to the host). They communicate via TCP/IP - using C socket programming libraries for Linux.

A web application that interfaces with the Spotify API - allowing a user to authenticate with their Spotify account and automatically generate playlists. The user can search for songs, add songs to a "tracklist", and the web app will generate a new playlist of songs related to those in the tracklist, automatically adding the new playlist to the user's Spotify profile.

A CLI program that was born from the question, "With gas prices varying daily and unpredictably, is it cheaper to buy more gas - but only one day per period - or to buy less gas - but daily." The answer: there is no perceivable difference on average.

- WORK IN PROGRESS -

The end result of this project is to achieve my own 3D graphics engine through triangulation. Currently, results are displayed as a text file that I have formatted to represent a 2D grid based on the 3D environment.

A CLI program that generates a stereotypical "hacker" screen. The type of nonsense seen in Hollywood. It endlessly generates multiple columns of random numbers and symbols. A fun, gimmicky thing to show your non-tech friends.

The same as my Matrix project, but diagonal :O