I have a huge number of projects going on in the background. Here's an attempt to write one sentence about each of them. In no particular order:
- I've been trying to find more data sources for spf-all.com, but haven't had much success getting zone files out of registrars.
- I've been working on a Mandelbrot set viewer that navigates like Google maps, but currently still has bugs.
- I want to port xearth to OS X, as a way to try Cocoa programming.
- I'd like to implement SRP in Javascript for my OpenID provider.
- I have many projects I'd like to investigate in the accessibility world, eg. NVDA (free screen reader), WebAnywhere (another browser-based screen reader).
- Implement a web service to convert New Zealand Grid coordinates to WGS84 (for locating DOC huts easily).
- Implement more web games along the lines of my Othello implementation, but with server side computer play.
- I was working on a utility to sort directories by filename on my MP3 player, but it ate the filesystem one day and I had to reformat the device, so it needs fixing.
- Investigate interesting programming languages: Fortress, Scala, Converge, Erlang, Groovy.
- Freebase is like Wikipedia but with structured data, with easy programmatic query APIs.
- Try to import the whole Wikipedia history into a git repository, if it's even feasible, and then try to do text attribution like a 'blame' function.
- This solid state wind sensor looks like fun.
- I've been working on making some reports on Wikipedia revert history, such as how long it takes on average to revert vandalism.
- vim-scmdiff is a Vim script that highlights source file lines that have been changed from a base version in your SCM.
- I think it's possible to break S/Key using a concerted distributed effort.
- Build a p2p version of my Othello game using GWT.
- Create a standard milter interface for pydkim.
- Build a Google Apps version of lnk.nu just to try it.
- My MacBook has a camera on the front; it should be able to tell what I'm looking at on the screen.
I don't think that is everything. Who wants to help?