Created to discover youtube videos based on location and later adapted to search videos by specific channels and topic keywords.

• (Bellingcat) Online Investigation Toolkit > Social Media
• (Medium.com) Week in OSINT #2019-26
• (Bellingcat) Saudi Arabia & Murky European Weapons Transfers To Janjaweed Successor Group, 2019
• (GoogleWatchBlog.de) YouTube Geofind: Search engine finds videos and livestreams near or at any location, 2019
• (YouTube) D!NG: Slowest Progress Bars On The Internet!, 2017

Created to reveal everything about a video and it's channel that is available from the YouTube API. Provides useful processing of dates, country codes, language codes, geolocation, and more.

• (Bellingcat) Online Investigation Toolkit > Social Media
• Trophy hunting: open-data exposes ethics problem

Created to download comments from every public upload from a channel to make it easier to find discussion based on certain topics. Now, given the climate for creators can also serve as a tool to archive comment history.

• (SAGE Journal) Negotiating social bonds in a YouTube internet hoax
• Covid-19: What are the Drivers of the Islamophobic Infodemic Communications on Social Media?

Created to make searching and discovering plugins for Paint.NET easier and quicker. Collaborated with Scott Stringer to retrofit into the forums, improve original design, and formatting his data to work with the app.

Advanced custom tactical map builder, collection of map knowledge, and more for the game Hell Let Loose.

A collection of horrible user input implementations inspired by r/badUIbattles. Bad birthdate, phone, volume, etc...

Created to make it easier to determine hash types on the go without requiring the installation of Python.

Created to make it easier to connect to multiple machines on a network managed with the same network user and browse the system file contents. Checks against SMB and FTP with supplied network range and credentials.

Created to remotely bruteforce logins on smb-enabled Windows machines. Successfully cracked an old forgotten 10-year-old windows server in college.

QGIS mapping project tracing railroads torn up in the 1930s in Perry County, PA. Data files from the project provided for download. Cropped and geo-referenced aerial photography from the 1930s using Paint.NET and QGIS against present day Google Maps and like features.