RNDF-Editor | |
rndf_ed.tar.bz2 (321.32 KiB) |
An editor for RNDF Files in Perl, that I did at the DARPA Urban Challenge 2008. You can basically align street maps with distorted, large satellite images and edit them. Installation is not straight forward, but documented. Screenshot |
eMail Optimizations | |
NeuralControl Library | |
neuralcontrol.tar.gz (99.50 KiB) |
A lightweight reinforcement learning library that tries to be open to extensions and very easy to integrate into existing projects. At the moment, Q-Learning on CMAC and Neural Nets (using n++) as function approximators is implemented. Configurable via config files. |
SpeedRead2 | |
sr2.pl (14.07 KiB) |
Program to practice fast reading in Perl, with a ncurses user interface. I tried to implement some standard tasks which I found on the internet. You supply any text, and choose the way it is displayed. The program remembers where you left of. |
AutoResponder for CenterIM/CenterICQ | |
respond.pl (3.17 KiB) |
German auto-responder for CenterIM / CenterICQ. It first tries to reuse the history Acme::Wabby, then its own heuristics, waits a while, puts in some typos… really, I had a lot of fun. |
Nagios Plugins | |
This is an example of how to set up Nagios for a huge network monitor with lots of additional scripts making this task a lot easier. Performance data can be collected and flexibly visualized using RRDTool. |
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Back Bone Monitor | |
This is a server/client combination of scripts that allow monitoring of windows hosts. It is very modularized and uses very little bandwidth, since only hourly small summary-files are sent for every server. |
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Kung Fu Eilenburg Homepage | |
A homepage I created for the martial arts group Kungfu-Eilenburg e.V.. I still like the guy fighting the menu |
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Stamm LEO Homepage | |
This is my first homepage, meanwhile a little (update: very!) old fashioned looking. Its for our scout group in Leipzig, Germany. |
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Cardiology Würzburg Homepage | |
Another homepage I did. It also has an online editor that lets you edit content in a structured way. |