A collection of scripts (for unix), here's what they do:
word-limit.py count how many words a .docx file has, like a file for ACM CHI conference or ACM UIST, you can skip automatically over captions or include them, or even see the count with or without references. You call it like >python3 word-limit.py --help to get started.
presentationMode.sh: stops dropbox, chrome and flux when you wanna give a presentation. no interruptions.
presentationWarning: apple script that shoots a warning when you start Powerpoint: do you want presentation mode?
checkprocess: checks if a process is running on your CPU. I use it for checking if Flux is running before giving a talk.
macpopup
ram: tells you how the ram is going.
encrypt.sh encrypts a file that is stored on dropbox, deletes original and restarts dropbox process (see all options) decrypt.sh: decrypts a file that is stored on dropbox, thus stops dropbox process first (see all options)
updateAll.sh: git script that updates all submodules, useful for maintaining git with sub-projects
gitall: git script that (1) adds all files, (2) commits and (3) pushes
ffcat: fast concatenation of video files, using ffmpeg
choose:allows you to randomize a decision, yes/no
random: outputs a random number
PDF2captions:gets image captions on a PDF (for specific format), check it at https://github.com/PedroLopes/pdf2captions