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ritter.vg: The website you are on currently.
s & p: I consider my day job to be a project. It takes enough of my time.
travel: I seem to collect destinations. I keep pondering my next location to visit in the back of my mind.
servers: I enjoy maintaining and adding random services to my gentoo servers. I used to publish the configfiles, but until I clean them up I took that down.
keeping up: I'm subscribed to a lot of feeds, several mailing lists, and quite a few people on twitter. I mention it as a project because it feels like it when I get back from a trip and have to clean it out.
presentations?: I've given a presentation entitled "Crypto is Hard - Lets Go Shopping" at NYC's BarCamp, and in September I'm giving one called "How shall I own you, let me count the ways" at Camp Camp. They're security presentations aimed at developers, and they're rough around the edges (I haven't given either enough to refine them) but I try to be funny and people seem to at least be entertained (and hopefully learn something.)
as yet undisclosed: Everyone's got some projects they work on that aren't far-enough-along to bother talking about, because it'd just be vaporwear. I'm no different.

on hold

simple crypto pack: I hacked up a bunch of scripts in PHP (rapid development at the expense of learning anything new) to try and break any simple ciphers I come across. I tend to add some feature to it every time I need to break a new cipher.
teaching: I used teach a graduate course or two, or a Intro to Programming course at the engineering school I graduated from. I'd like to go back to it, but I want to free up some time, and I hate teaching with anything less than a full committment to my students.

zee end (duh duh duuuuuh?)

ClickOnce MITM: I started trying to man-in-the-middle ClickOnce applications, and eventually did a write-up on it.
howdyougetthatscar.com: Just a joke site I built in a night. Only thing interesting about it is that it's in ASP.Net MVC running on mono.
sprocket: A simple WPF App that helps you regression test stored procedures. I got it into a working state, and kind of back burner-ed it in lieu of other projects. But I think the concept is solid, even if the implementation isn't.
vconf: Vconf is an Online Virtual Tech Talks website. I aimed for a live presentation every week, Tuesday nights. I ran it, and we had several good presentations on WinDBG, CouchDB, and more topics but it's fizzled. The presentations are still available at vconf.org.

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