Name: Harrison Mitchell
Type: User
Bio: Some fun little projects I make in my spare time, very little deserve being up here on Github. You'll mostly find Python but I've used Java, JS, C and more.
Location: Sydney
Blog: https://harrisonm.com
Harrison Mitchell's Projects
A graphical representation of every single recorded daily temperature of Sydney since 1860
Makes the best attempt of recovering photos saved only in physical form into digital form
From a video lecture, create a PDF of the lecture slides.
Collects, aligns and average faces from a directory of images or a video. Examples below.
Using a conglomerate of cutting edge technology, trim down the length of time university lectures take to digest.
What gossip does your browser tell web servers?
Get the average color of every frame in a video and create a lovely color timeline
Welcome to the page where you will find each trick/technique/whatever I have learnt in CTFs, real life apps, and reading researches and news.
Generates a graph with a timeline of how "interesting" a video is.
Tricks browsers to scraping the wrong URL for <a> links
Estimating Pi with raindrops (simulation)
Performs DNS zone dumps by walking DNSSEC NSEC(3) records.
Generates a montage of action-packed 1.5s videos about the supplied topic for youtube videos uploaded today that have less than 50 views.
Quick and dirty (tm) Python QOI image encoder
Translates speed camera location descriptions to coordinates and then displays them on a map
Audit your domain's SPF record, particularly for overtake and impersonation conditions.
Encodes an image to a string for cryptography uses.
See every public vehicle in Sydney moving live around a map with real time information
Displays the state of Sydney's traffic with a grid of public road CCTV cameras
Plot the top ten most common baby names for New South Wales by year from the 1950's
Create a timelapse of all traffic cameras provided from the RMS
Downloads reddit videos, combines the separate audio and video files and spits out a single video file.
Using YOLO9000, classify objects in a video
Hide data invisibly. Uses zero width unicode characters to format data into binary which piggyback's onto a visible message.