Called the mutt of feed readers by some. It's definitely the best[tm] terminal based feed reader. And this is the setup I'm using.

Fading LEDs via USB-Port.

My fairly large z-shell setup. This is actually a reorganised version, with a lot of old cruft sorted out.

Blackbox for driving many LEDs.

Configuration for the GNU emacs operating system. Err, sorry. Editor.

Lftp is a really powerful command-line based ftp program.

Configuration for the X11 window manager `xmonad'.

Grand Haskell Compiler Setup

Converting old keyboards to USB.

Git (http://git-scm.org) is a distributed revision control system initially written by Linus Torvalds.

This is my configuration for Wyrd - a terminal based frontend for the remind calendar application.

A home screen widget to countdown the days until a certain date.

A radio controlled clock, showing the time in several binary formats.

Setup for the popular vim editor. I mostly use emacs with evil-mode these days. I still use vim for the odd quick edit. But nothing more.

Assorted configuration for my x11 graphical interface. Which is xorg these days. The "xkb" sub-directory contains a custom XKB based keyboard setup.

Home sensor nodes, based on ESP8266.

Setup for GNU screen. I don't really use screen anymore. I've since switched to tmux. But I still need a decent screen setup on machines, where tmux isn't available.

Power to the bread-board.

This is a small but flexible feed aggregator.

It scans news feeds (RSS & Atom) and sends the entries via e-Mail. The user can configure each feed to be sent immediately or in a daily digest.

Driving a servo via USB-Port.