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just a dumping ground of stuff I can't figure out where to put, but don't want to get rid of
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jessebot 1c9f2b13b9 fix python location
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parse_opml.py just throwing this here because what if I need to parse opml again, I dunno 2026-03-14 19:53:26 +01:00
README.md putting explanation of elderly code 2022-08-16 16:32:34 +02:00

README.md

JesseBot's general coding playground

This is a collection of projects that don't really have a home and don't really need their own repos. This is mostly old stuff, but now and again I write something I think, "oh I might do that again", and will throw it here. Periodically I try to clean this repo up, but it's a mess most of the time :,) Please don't judge me, some of this is from like 2012.

Consider anything written here released under the GPL3 license, referenced in the LICENSE file.

Here you'll find...

  • Interviewing scripts (e.g. fizzbuzz)
  • Homework scripts (e.g. converters)
  • Notes (i.e. anything I shouldn't forget, but would probably also benefit others)
  • General devops stuff I don't know where to put. Some of it is general boiler plate web dev, some of it is sysadmin related, and some of it was just stuff I wanted to reference later