Welcome to my website, traveller! I go by IS4 and this is my homepage, a.k.a. my personal collection of links to things I've made.
Here's where to go next:
| Me in RDF | Collection of Cool Software |
|---|---|
| This is my own personal RDF database, describing myself. If you wish to know more about me or you are seeking to contact me, you'll find it there. | This is a compilation of software that is useful or simply cool, various emulators and other niche things and retro stuff. |
| IS4 Code Blog | SpeakerSoundtracks |
| My coding blog. I even write there sometimes. | A database of soundtracks in various formats for one of my YouTube channels. |
| gate io | Fishtank/Insaniquarium |
| An archive of various things I have gathered over the years. There is also an archive of YouTube videos collected since 2016. If you have a link to a dead video, you could try pasting it there and perhaps it might return something useful. | The predecessor of Insaniquarium Deluxe. Not something I made, but I managed to find this old applet and compile it using CheerpJ to run (somewhat) in the browser, for old times' sake. |
| RPG Ontology Albion Data Games Database |
UUID Tagging Authority |
| Other RDF databases that are hosted here: an ontology of RPG-related terms and a database about characters from Albion that uses it. Also a database of games I made as a school project using RDF. | An authority that allows free minting of tag: URIs only based on UUIDs, in case someone needs this. |
| lid: URI scheme resolver | My GitHub projects |
| A URI scheme I made for linking to RDF resources in datasets. The resolver can redirect to any dataset with a SPARQL endpoint, allowing easy linking to entities which may not have good URIs. | Lots of other side projects, tools, libraries, and other contributions. |
| uri4uri | urn:publicid: URI converter |
| I host the uri4uri here in case someone needs it. I've even added some new cool features! | A converter of XML/SGML PUBLIC identifiers. |
Notice: This server recognizes the Upgrade-Insecure-Requests header to redirect from its HTTP endpoint. You can use HTTP if you wish to, but you have to disable sending this header.