I have been busy this year due to my board exams.

These are the projects I made for the practical of computer science. We only had to make one, but I didn’t like the first one I made (the wikipedia game) as it used object oriented programming which I don’t know yet and would not have been able to answer questions of (it was part of the boilerplate code I used from the official documentation). So I ended up using a system wide ad-blocker I had half-completed last year and reformatted it till it looked good and got it printed out.

A cross platform system-wide ad blocker:

https://codeberg.org/eyekay/openblock_cli

A game where you have to move from a given wikipedia article to another using only the links in the articles:

https://codeberg.org/eyekay/wikipedia-jump

To those of you wondering whether I have actually tried the steps mentioned here, I am the idiot who actually did all this. I made a Raspberry Pi server (without dynamic IP or DNS) just to test whether the 8-page article I wrote actually works. I shut it down after running it for about 2 minutes (I soon figured out my ever-useful Raspberry Pi Zero would not survive a single DDos attack (distributed denial-of-service attack- basically, so many devices try to access a website that the server overheats and explodes. Usually the aim is to shut down the website.) Guess it will now be used for hosting a minetest server as soon as I get how to do it