A Java TELNET server

I’ve recently become very interested in blockchain, and that, naturally led me to Ethereum and Bitcoin.  From there, I got a little interested in online trading, but since I prefer not to have to think about trading, I started thinking about a trading bot.  Part of the work I needed to do was write a…

I was recently asked to release some of my code to Maven Central, and therefore had to figure out how to do it.  I’ve now released these khubla.com libraries: cBean Pragmatach antlr4test-maven-plugin OLMReader simpleIOC ParadoxReader The maven coordinates for each are documented on the github pages.  

A couple projects I’ve been working on have a need for a REPL style console.  I had written a simple framework for creating REPL’s, which is open-sourced here.  

I’ve tried a couple different mp3 taggers to tag my mp3 library, however, most seem to have trouble with large mp3 libraries.  So, after doing some reading about AcoustID and MusicBrainz I decided to quickly code up my own tagger, MusicBrainzTagger. MusicBrainzTagger is a command-line application which recurses a directory of mp3 files and tags…

I recently had a reason to parse a large data set, for another project.  I decided that an ideal “large data set” would be my Outlook mail saved archives.  Sadly, Outlook for Mac doesn’t output PST files, it outputs OLM archives, which are, essentially, giant zip files full of XML.  I was coding this all…

If you haven’t read this book, I highly recommend it.  I discovered it in high school and finally purchased my first copy at the now-gone Duthie Books in Kitsilano.  Without going into the details of the book, the author uses a simple Peano arithmetic called Typographical Number Theory  (TNT) to illustrate some of his points. An example…