Small tools / public experiments

Apps & Experiments

Useful, playful things I have made and kept around. They are free to use, require no account unless an app clearly says otherwise, and stay separate from my professional services.

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Each entry links directly to a published app. Previews and tools requiring sign-in are labeled.

  1. learning

    Ham Radio License Practice

    Study current Technician, General, and Amateur Extra question pools in practice mode or take a realistic group-balanced exam.

  2. utility

    Binary & Hex Playground

    Convert binary, decimal and hexadecimal integers, toggle bits, and explore signed and unsigned bitwise operations.

  3. learning

    Linux Permissions Simulator

    Explore rwx and octal modes, ownership classes, directory access and focused permission exercises.

  4. learning

    Linux Essentials Preview

    Free Linux practice and timed draft quizzes. AI-authored questions are not human-vetted or endorsed by LPI. No sign-in required.

  5. utility

    IPv4 Subnet Calculator

    Calculate subnet masks, network and broadcast addresses, and host ranges with explicit /31 and /32 semantics.

  6. utility

    DNS Record Explorer

    Inspect public A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS and TXT answers, TTLs, and basic SPF and DMARC hints.

  7. utility

    Camping Inventory

    Private gear inventory, checkout and packing plans. Sign-in required; access is restricted to authorized accounts.

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