Woozle's Projects
Revision as of 12:43, 10 July 2006 by Woozle (talk | contribs) (→Back Burner: accountsite; FOSS now in HTYP)
Related
- Woozle's audio projects with free best-quality downloads
Operational
- HTYP: the HyperText (HyperTwin) Yellow Pages
- Issuepedia: an Encyclopedia of Issues
- SquadWiki: online community with Niftyness!™
- vbz.net: online store (wiki site)
Trivia
- Epigram word silliness program
Under Development
Web sites
- Web Voting Booth: the official voting in 2007 may well be rigged again; I want an alternative.
- GnuMusiq: Audioscrobbler meets MediaWiki meets Amazon meets Ebay meets Godzilla (this will probably end up as part of vbz; I didn't renew the domain)
Software
- HyperMoney accounting database program: (4/15) usable for balancing checkbooks, but no Nifty features working
- MailFerret email management database program: (4/15) working out kinks in Thunderbird import code
- FileFerret file and media management database program: (4/15) in design phase; tables and some code written
- HyperPlayer media database/jukebox which allows browsing & playing audio (and eventually video) by artist and album, eventually also by songwriting, performance, production, and other credits. Must also support seamless playing! I'm really tired of not being able to play (for example) The Wall without annoying gaps between tracks.
- DriveFerret data recovery software for drives with clobbered boot/FAT/directory areas
- Components:
- HyperAdmin administration/security system for web-based software
Back Burner
- AccountSite
- Open Security System: using information technology and free, open-source software to provide higher-quality home security for less
- Document Image Annotation
- Ultimate Audio Editor
- I/O Markup Language
Wild Ideas & Brainstorming
- HyperChat
- Guido
- Daylight webcam site: someone should set up a web site showing hi-res outdoor webcam views from every timezone possible. If you were needing a little daylight (working 3rd shift, jet lag, whatever), you could just call up the appropriate timezone, move your face close to the monitor, and pretend you were there. The pictures would be mostly static (clouds, landscapes), so relatively little bandwidth would be needed to update reasonably high-res image maybe 1-5 times per minute.
- Music vs. Earning a Living
Other
- CyberLife: where I hope I'll be living in a few decades
- Virtuality Universe: background for fiction based on the CyberLife idea