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*xkcdbashdownloader* is a bash script (for use in Linux and possibly other `*`nix systems) that can download the entire archive of xkcd comics from xkcd.com (or just a select range of comics)...
Simple python script to display the latest xkcd cartoon with geektool.
Howto: Add the latest xkcd cartoon to your OSX desktop using GeekTool
One of my favorite web comic strips is xkcd. Last week I discovered GeekTool. Combining these two makes for an awesome desktop widget.
GeekTool allows...
This is a place for the [http://www.pyweek.org/e/xkcd/ XKCD team in PyWeek 7] to share code and ideas. There is also a [http://groups.google.com/group/xkcd-pyweek google group] for team discussion. Find us on the [http://forums.xkcd.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=25292 XKCD forum] if you're interested.
.NET C# implementation of a twitter client with more useful features.
*Version 2.0 released: ReleasedVersion2 *
Downloads of executables are available through the download TAB.
Project Euler solutions in Python, and other hobby projects. I was inspired by XKCD :P
* http://projecteuler.net/
* http://www.xkcd.com/
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TPChromeExtensions is a collection of various Chrome extensions written by TPReal.
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Extensions that belong to this project (so far):
* *[http://tpgooglereader.googlecode.com/ TPGoogleReader]* (hosted separately) - makes working with feeds easier
* *[E...
Geohash Droid is a simple Android Geohashing app. It can auto-detect your graticule, calculate the day's meetup point, and follow you as you travel towards it.
Future features include tracking other people (at mutual discretion), storing a history of meetup points found, and automatically markin...
A Google Desktop Gadget that allows you to view the latest XKCD comics straight from your desktop.
Customizable gadget to grab the latest xkcd comic.
Fast-paced abstract strategy with some puzzle elements and a surreal bent. Inspired by xkcd (see links section).