Data security > Backups > RAID >
Software >
(on Wikipedia)
http://evms.sourceforge.net/
A disk/volume management thing, with SoftRAID and more.
Required kernel patching and I never really did figure it out.
LVM won out.
See also MediaWiki extensions
Some old notes to attempt to get Ruby syntax highlighting implemented for MediaWiki.
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was rubyforge.org/projects/vwmclient
was vwmclient.rubyforge.org
A cross-platform native Ruby language GTK 2.x MU* (Telnet) client written by Mario Steele. It has been released under the LGPL license.
While not yet in a stable form, its goals will be to create a client:server model which allows for client-side processing of scriptlets.
Virtual World MU* Client
Softcode is dynamic in-game scripting, as opposed to Hardcode which is the unchanging server code.
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(on Wikipedia)
https://github.com/vgough/encfs
was https://www.arg0.net/encfs
EncFS provides an encrypted filesystem in user-space. It runs without any special permissions and uses the FUSE library module to provide the filesystem interface.
2016-12-28 – I have no memory of using this. Boy will it be awkward if I come across stuff encrypted with it.
Abandoned
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Software >
(on Wikipedia)
https://www.arachnoid.com/arachnophilia/
A HTML / website editor.
In the early days I did things by hand (like most people) and this was likely my first program which helped in any way.
Software >
A transparent trashcan program, allowing one to “un-erase”.
This is a category killer, there was nothing else which came close to it’s functionality.
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Software >
A modem/BBS terminal program.
One of the top contenders. It is truly frightening, and still very useful today. However, they missed out on some basic functionality and got too complex. Telix and Telemate are two other contenders. Telix, well I don’t know why.. I still use Telemate to this day.. it kicks the pants out of terminate for most of the major simplicity and functionality. Too bad none of them are in development anymore. Hrmph.
Abandoned – Between 2021-09-22 and 2021-11-14 the domain expired.
