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Monopoly Money

A Node.js server and React web app that helps you manage your finances in a game of Monopoly from the browser.

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How to Detect Key Presses In Python

This demonstration shows you how to detect key presses using the pynput module. These can then be logged to a file as no console is displayed. This is very similar to a key logger.

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Who's On My Network

This tool helps you keep an eye on who is on your network and when. Simply periodically scan your network, assign devices to people and view who is on your network.

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Spotify Lyrics Viewer

Spotify Lyrics Viewer is a tool that allows you to view the lyrics of the current playing song on Spotify by simply signing into Spotify.

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Useful Online Tools For Developers

Downloading and setting up a tool to perform a basic action can be a lot of effort compared to using something online. This is a list of tools I actively use for everyday development.

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Emotionify

Emotionify is a web app that allows users to log in to Spotify, select a playlist and then sort them using Spotify's pre-calculated audio feature values.

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Understanding The Python Root Folder

For people new to Python, locating Python files for development can be confusing; these can be python.exe, the scripts folder or the location of where modules are installed to. In this post, I discuss what folders host what and how to track common things down.

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New Zealand Cyber Security Challenge 2019 Round 0 Solutions

These are my solutions to the challenges I solved in the New Zealand Cyber Security Challenge 2019 Round 0.

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Remove Columns in a CSV File With Python

Need to remove columns from a large CSV file? Simply provide this script with the indexes of columns you want to be deleted and it will create a copy CSV file with those columns removed.

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XOR Python Byte Strings

This snippet shows you how to can simply XOR two Python byte strings using a function to produce another byte string.

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