This is a variation on the NSRunAlertPanel that includes a checkbox for permanently dismissing it (like when you try to quit iRooster with active alarms). The code is available under the BSD license. Feel free to use it, and give credit if you feel so inclined.
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Cocoa Interop is a runtime interoperability bridge for developing Rotor (.Net SSCLI) C#-based applications on Mac OS X that utilize (you guessed it) the Cocoa Framework. It is not complete, by any means, but demonstrates a good number of concepts in developing C# applications that use the .Net InteropServices classes.
I used to use an ASP.Net-based provider, along with LiveJournal. I used this code on my main page to parse and load my livejournal for purposes of custom embedding. There are certainly other options provided by LiveJournal, but this is the only one I am aware of that works for free accounts. It's rather brain-dead, but it's still usable. Written in C#.
This is a simple little utility that will forward your machine's current IP address to an email address of your choosing. I used to use it to send my home computer's dynamic IP address to my cell phone every six hours so I could RDP or FTP into it at will.
I am sure that everyone is familiar with the Tower of Hanoi problem. Furthermore, most people probably have, at least, inferred that a very simple algorithm underlies the problem. What you may not know is that the algorithm actually translates itself very nicely into just a couple lines of source code. This is an application written in C# for Windows that solves the puzzle for disc counts between 3 and 9 (10 is there, but buggy, and I am too lazy to fix the code). It will generate a complete list of steps for the optimal solution for the given disc counts. It will also solve the puzzle graphically one step at a time.
This is a fairly faithful reproduction of Germany's M3 Naval Enigma machine from World War II. This would be the same device as those depicted in Cryptonomicon, Das Boot, and just about any other movie or book that has to do with U-Boats in World War II. This software was developed as a term project for a senior/grad-level Cryptology course at the University of Minnesota during Fall Semester 2002.
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