some people would have put an automatic re-direct with a message like "nothing to see here," but i think those people have LOTS to hide :) I am putting this warm, touchy-feely (or is it? I mean, it's a web page ,) message here to tell you that I would have let you browse my projects directory if I could (and if it wouldn't involve learning. I despise learning (actually that's not true, i like to learn, but i have to be strategic. If I were to spend all morning trying to figure out this teensy-weensy little problem that I personally feel would be better rectified by a more liberal web server configuration, I would have much less time for other things like adaptive delta pulse code modulation and Ambient Addition. Nevertheless, this message is turning out quite long, innit? I could have probably figured out the other thing by now.)).
Anyway, all of my projects are linked from my above page, except for a few half-started things that really aren't interesting. SERIOUSLY. They're just like a single perl file or an empty web page. I'll prove it. Here's a link to my Repo Man project. It's actually not total crap, it's (probably?) the most recent version of my script to automatic convert DVDs into Commodore 64 graphics!!!!!!! yeah!
Here's another thing I didn't link from the main page. I can hardly remember what it is. I think it's a harmonium thingy? with rhythmic triggering sinusoids where the period of the the sines is proportional to their trigger frequency? I dunno, but there are some mp3's, so listen...IF YOU DARE :) this webserver is cranky and doesn't let you browse directories unless there's an index.html file in them, but then of course, it doesn't show you all the files in there. well maybe there's a way but i don't know, and i'm not dying to know atm, i just wanted to put SOMETHING here so that you wouldn't get a 404 if you had looked at a project of mine, then deleted the directory name, leaving you with "projects/".
So now, I'll just take you back to my main web page
Sincerely,
-Noah
p.s. Thank you for the warm slippers, Grandma!