sites – Online game
You can find "Wordlase" game in "Games" section of this site. This is the web verison of the game. Only 30 demo levels available. Read More ›
photo – Life
Belarus Shitoryu Karatedo Federation - I Dan of Shitoryu Karatedo. Read More ›
articles – GUI
Nuklear+ (read as "Nuklear cross") is a front-end overlay for Nuklear GUI library. Write one simple code, compile it for any supported frontend. Read More ›
tools – GUI
Nuklear+ (read as "Nuklear cross") is a front-end overlay for Nuklear GUI library. Write one simple code, compile it for any supported frontend. Read More ›
russian – Жизнь
Ужастики не приходят единожды. Очень боитесь, что что-либо повторится снова? Боитесь вновь и вновь окунаться в пучины ужаса? Это обязательно случиться! Стройка? Забор! Read More ›
photo – Life
Import This Cast is our podcast about IT, technologies etc. Read More ›
articles – Static site creation
Jekyll is a static site generator. That means, that you give some info to it and get HTML pages as a result. It's ok when the site is pretty simple or even single page. What about more complicated websites? Will Jekyll handle it? Will it be convenient? Read More ›
games – Word puzzle
Wordlase is a word-puzzle game. You need to compile words from the letters of offered one. For example, you can make words “ant” and “potion” from the letters of “interpolation”. But you can't assemble “mol” since there is no “m” letter. Read More ›
tools – Console
A minimalistic non compressed archive file readers written in ANSI C. Supported formats: GNU tar (tape archive) and PAX in tar-compatibility mode, GNU ar, Cpio (binary for little- and big-endian machines, old an new ACSII). Read More ›
articles – Low level programming
Archivers - it's scary! Huge and terrible algorithms that an ordinary person will never understand! Rar, zip, gzip, tar are modern de facto standards, which means extremely complex and tricky things that you should not try to understand. Well, tar looks simpler, maybe it's not that hard? See git with the sources. We see dozens of files, many of tens kilobytes. Hmm. Apparently, a dead end. Read More ›