Pippim Programs
This page lists programs you can run on your browser from any device and Linux programs by Pippim. Use them free of charge and free of Ads too!. No need to buy Pippim a coffee because too much is consumed whilst working already!
Hyperlink Recipe Baker
Just click a few buttons to paste clipboard contents into the Hyperlink Recipe Baker, or HRB for short, ingredient fields.
Then select one of the “Bake” options for a Hyperlink in HTML or Markdown format. The “baked recipe” is put into your clipboard.
Then switch to your document and paste the clipboard contents with Ctrl + V.
Each time you use it, HRB saves you from googling the hyperlink syntax, typing text and confused head scratching.
The Cookie Machine
The Cookie Machine, commonly abbreviated as TCM, is accessed using a transparent button at the top of every Pippim web page.
TCM is new technology that repurposes “Cookies”. Cookies were historically used to track your activity on the the internet. With TCM they are now tools you can use to save, share and quickly import configurations from other browsers and other devices.
Development began on February 25, 2022 and should take about six months to complete.
Convert Stack Exchange Posts to Your Own Website
The Pippim Website’s Answers page was created automatically by converting Stack Exchange Posts to GitHub Pages Jekyll Posts. That includes the Top Ten Answers and the Posts by Tag nested accordion with 1,052 posts. The site search engine is generated at the same time.
Tim-ta (Timed Tasks) - Run Set of Alarms Consecutively
Do you have a project with a fixed set of tasks and, each task always takes the same amount of time?
Then Tim-ta (Timed-tasks) will help you get the job done with each task started at the exact second!
Multi-Timer - Run Set of Alarms Consecutively
Do you have a job with a fixed set of tasks and, each task always takes the same amount of time?
Then Multi-Timer will help you get the job done with no wasted time!
Multi-Timer is called with mt from
the command line or a Desktop Shortcut that calls mt.
The Multi-Timer program (mt) can be downloaded from the
Pippim Multi-Timer Repository 🔗.
Music Player with CD encoding, lyrics scraping and synchronization
This short .gif video clip, with no sound, shows one third
of the main mserve music player window.
You can download and modify the source code to your own tastes.
Features like encoding CDs using automatic internet
lookup for album tracks, artwork and song lyrics make
mserve a “do everything” Music Player.
From your local PC you can access music stored on your File Server or Cell Phone and play it locally without transferring all the songs. SSH is used to mount the remote drives as local partitions.
NOTE: This program is still under development and may require extra steps to install any missing python module dependencies.
Some dependency examples are:
tk,ttkwidgets,pil,ffmpeg,libdiscid,musicbrainzngs,requests,magic,mutagenandbeautifulsoup.