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10 Aug, 2009

Introducing Recon.

Posted by: peddamat In: Articles| Software

Need a schmancy, new GUI for Nmap? Got Leopard? Give Recon a try.

03 Jul, 2009

Exploring 2D Convolution

Posted by: peddamat In: Articles| Software

Here’s a quick-and-dirty little tool which allows you to explore the effects of various convolution kernels on an image.
Much thanks to: From a remote village
Download: Convolution Explorer.zip [36 KB]

28 Apr, 2009

Shuffling, simulated.

Posted by: peddamat In: Articles| Software

10 Apr, 2009

Check out GeoGebra

Posted by: peddamat In: Articles| Software

I always keep an eye out for software that makes diagramming easier, and the other day I came across GeoGebra. GeoGebra is a fantastic, free (as in freedom), Java-based mathematical illustration tool that includes support for plotting functions.
Similar to Mathematica Player, diagrams are fully interactive and can be exported as embeddable Java [...]

18 Feb, 2009

Cinema 4D Sketch & Toon

Posted by: peddamat In: Articles| Comp. Graphics| In Progress| Software

Here are a few sketches I created while working on my next article. The videos are mostly droplet simulations, rendered using the Cinema 4D Sketch & Toon module. The background is from bittbox, and the damn catchy tunes are from the Ting Tings, Les Hommes, and the Papa Fritas, respectively. The trailing [...]

Here’s an Software-based Renderer (with support for OpenGL acceleration) that I created for “CS334: Fundies of Computer Graphics” under Prof. Voicu Popescu’s guidance. The renderer was written in C++/OpenGL/GLUT using Xcode.

25 Oct, 2005

A LITTLE Compiler in Python

Posted by: peddamat In: Articles| Compilers| In Progress| Software

Here’s my compiler for “ECE468: Intro to Compilers” which I took during the Fall 2005 semester under Prof. Sam Midkiff’s guidance.  I decided to code my compiler using Python + PLY, instead of C/C++, to mix things up for the TA.  
I’d like to thank David Beazley and the PLY team for their great work. [...]


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