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You do not learn by relaxing. You learn by violently assaulting your problem until it surrenders its mysteries to you.
Examine graphical representations of binary files using diagrams that
illustrate connections between pairs of bytes (digraphs) and triplets
of bytes (trigraphs).
More long form, ramblings etc
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Notes?! Maybe useful
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Small side projects I work/worked on
- makext — QOL Extensions for GNU Make
- binary-visualization — Visualizations and exploration of binary files
- p9tree — Tree utility for 9front/Plan9 operating systems
- errand — Task runner for the command line
- i3blocks — Minimal i3blocks indicators
- cord.h — Small C library for handling strings
- mprogress — Tiny utility that displays progress bar in terminal
- qli — Quantum Lorem Ipsum generator for command line
- journalctl-proxy — Exposes your systemd logs to web via web interface
- redis-marshal — Lightweight Redis UI tool
- dna-encoding — Tools for encoding files to DNA sequences
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