Today I have got some sourcecode for you. There is a little programming challenge named The Self-Documenting Code Contest that is quite fun, they try to find the cleanest and easiest to read code for this task:

Write a program that generates all two-word anagrams of the string “documenting”. Here’s a word list you might want [...]

XDCC-Fetch is a nice little application written in Ruby that is able to download from XDCC bots on IRC. I have updated it to work with fox 1.6, so this should work with the recent Ruby version.
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Unfortunately I don’t really have the time nor the interest to continue development for XDCC-Fetch. Please contact me if [...]

I was bored today so I have updated my little program Dice-RPG to work with fox 1.6.
What?
Dice-RPG is a free dice throwing program that can be used for role playing games. Although I have never played a RPG in my entire life, my brother forced me to write this tool for the good of mankind [...]

RFind is a little application that indexes the filenames of a given directory, and allows to quickly search this index with regular expressions.
The motivation behind this app was that someone thought this had to be in C++ to be fast, so I proved him wrong: search-on-typing with more than 500,000 indexed filenames is easily possible [...]

TextAnalzyer is a text analyzer tool that finds out words that are characteristic for a given input file. It is independent from any language, and even seems to work well with HTML files.
This program is only a little prototype, that shows that this technique seems to work. It’s public domain, feel free to do whatever [...]