This web site is a collection of miscellaneous projects made by Paul Philippov, a founder of PPDS.WS.
Here you'll find ebuilds for miscellaneous packages in their alternative versions, or non-existent in the official portage tree of Gentoo GNU/Linux.
Swatch Internet Time was a decimal time concept introduced in 1998 and marketed by the Swatch corporation as an alternative, decimal measure of time. One of the goals was to simplify the way people in different time zones communicate about time, mostly by eliminating time zones altogether.
-- Wikipedia
Some years ago, I used to work in a large International company, and I know by heart how hard to manage a proper time for a global conference call with many participants from over the world, living in different time zones. Needless to say, I was hit by the idea of the planet-wide common time. And as a programmer I was ready to follow the concept of decimal measure of time.
There are several applications written by me to support the brilliant idea of the global decimal time. Feel free to use these application to implement the concept of the Internet Time on a web site, a desktop computer or a gadget.
Internet Time applet for Nokia Internet Tablets.
Made with Ruby, Gtk+, Mozilla.
I have written a library to extend functionality of JavaScript Date class with a couple of methods.
The first method, Date.toInternetTime(), returns time of of a given date in .beats - a measure step of Swatch Internet Time format.
The second method, Date.getDayOfYear(), returns the day of year for a given date - a continuous count of days from beginning of the year.
A plugin for a popular JavaScript framework jQuery. Using this plugin you can turn any content-enabled HTML element to a JavaScript driven Internet Time clock, like the blue one left to Wikipedia quote, above on this page.
$('div#clock').beatsClock();
Note: this plugin requires custom methods from extended JavaScript Date class.
You'll find here a collection of miscellaneous goodies made with PHP, JavaScript, Perl etc. Some of them are open source and licensed under GPL, so you can grab them and use in your own projects.
Collection of ancient web sites made by me in early days. They are not actual working web sites but rather authored versions, kept for nostalgic reasons.