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Peter H. Jin is a full-stack web developer from the Chicagoland area who specializes in making web applications and open-source software, as well as in IPv6 advocacy. |
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Web Applications
- These web applications are mostly written in JavaScript, with Node.js and Express used on the server side.
- Web Clock (live demo)
- (CU)MTD Bus Routes (live demo)
- Guess the Word Game (live demo)
- Language Detector (live demo)
- Final Grade Calculator (live demo)
- Where am I (live demo)
- IPv6 Things (live demo)
Other applications
- These applications are mostly written in C and (a little bit of) Python.
- socketbox
- Traceroute Text Generator
- ctrtool (an LXC-like container framework)
- Autoserver
Writings / Essays
- Dual Stack is not always the answer
- IP Configuration Rant
- Notes about namespaces
- SCP-PJIN (list of SCPs)
- Universal Identification System
Miscellaneous
- AS398565
- 0 and 255 Test
- Resume -- I'm available for hire!
- Social Media / Contact Information
- Network Incidents (meta)
I maintain this website very actively. If something doesn't work, tell me! I will get it fixed as soon as possible, very likely within 1 or 2 days.
I guess one of the reasons why some large companies don't want to deploy IPv6 is because it makes them feel less powerful, as they have the same number of IPv6 addresses/subnets compared to a smaller company :)
-- Peter Jin