All code is hosted via Github, with a full list of public repositories embedded below. Developers are welcome to request parts of the code for other App Store applications that aren't listed below as well, just ask.
The code that runs this site is a gevent based Python application written with the Bottle framework, using MongoDB to provide persistent storage for blog posts, github metadata and tweets. It's entirely purpose-built to run this site, and would not be useful as a general open source project, but it may be posted on Github at some point.
A very outdated Menu Bar app to keep track of the wear level of OCZ Vertex SSDs (1st gen only). Very old code, it may or may not work but I don't have a device to test it with anymore. - Read More
A now deprecated but clever part of PlugUI (found in the Arch Linux ARM repo) that uses Google AppEngine to act as a sort of quasi dynamic DNS system much like dyndns but built specifically for Arch Linux (formerly PlugApps Linux, hence the branding) - Read More
A "fake" Mi-Fi API built with Google AppEngine for Novatel devices. This is how Mi-Fi Monitor was developed without leaving an actual Mi-Fi running all the time :) - Read More
DearlyTweeted is a simple but multi-process python web application built as an experiment to combine multi-process Python, service monitoring and deployment with supervisord and MongoDB as realtime storage - Read More
This is a simple demonstration of two things, pulling random entropy out of a hardware smart card, and feeding that data into the Linux kernel pool using an ioctl call. Makes it possible for any Linux system to have a real hardware random number generator - Read More
A Bitcoin "stock ticker" of sorts, built to track MtGox trade high/low/volume data on a simple timer. Currently being rewritten but it does work, the new version will be pushed out soon - Read More
An OS X menu bar application that tracks Bitcoin mining pool statistics using login details or API keys provided by the user, very old code and probably in need of refactoring - Read More
@saschaeggi Thanks, glad you like it :)
If you mouse over the character it will show the font used & other info when necessary
@JayMMueller This is interesting though http://t.co/OEk1vAY1
Perhaps Nmap is right, perhaps it's assuming based on the other devices
@JayMMueller Not yet, but Nmap an scan is suggesting it may be running NetBSD like the Extreme and Time Capsule (they do, didnt know this)
@JayMMueller Me too :D
Is the new Airport Express an iOS device? http://t.co/591Nya7b