I do identity and access management consulting through Instrumental Identity. Mostly SailPoint IdentityIQ, Grouper, and SSO work (Shibboleth, CAS, and lately a lot of Cirrus Identity), usually in higher ed. Most of that code lives with clients, so what's here is the leftovers and the side projects.
Ham radio. I run the North Hills Amateur Radio Club
website (W3EXW) on Astro, and the shack PC is
kb3lyb-shack, a Fedora Sway Atomic
image built in CI (so a bad package update breaks the build instead of the shack).
Its sibling kb3lyb-sway does the
same job for a Framework 13.
Old DOS stuff. There's a through-line here I only noticed after the fact.
dirx is a directory lister in A86 assembly
I wrote because DIR took forever on a big drive.
DirectoryMaster is the 1994
QuickBASIC version with graphs. Then I made a
WordPress theme that
looks like it, and
a Python thing that renders the same
aesthetic as backgrounds for Teams calls (read: I have spent thirty years
rebuilding Norton Utilities and I'm not done).
Also cLog, a Slashdot clone written in C
as CGI, which I built on a dare and would not recommend to anyone.