About Thomas Damgaard

Welcome to my personal home page.

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Contact information

I can be reached via e-mail on spam at thomasdamgaard dot dk.

SSH Public Key

My SSH Public Key:

ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEA6FqDQUZmSs4VC6EhMzLtZIjrSH5cIDKcKN/z
Jmtd7iIx8MluqqaGi/opq2sD+H0nNWtuWUhfmBhgEA7BYzZvAsJFQ3ArdegGu1HMj2sI13t8
x9fCYrstbK9VxcC5d9TDgn7bTtkTtdB6Svhjk1Agpl6sGtyTV3IIDklaNOTKR75NSZOzdAtd
wSTAQluws7Ohkpb1fqJ1LtThPCpQMTX3MLjRY48n3sIHthquUOaeXBpVMsgXxAIUxQsTJ3Rk
E5rf+JkXJrbrW1cTrs3DrpwFgGD6tJuInO4+t04USoMJJG9ydxcT6fKm9XVDNcfmtnd3gWEK
KLhqcnm90h+GveYZzQ== tdn@sikkerhed.org-2008-05-16

Download as raw text: /ssh-key.

Projects

Old projects.

FFmpeg video preset benchmark

When I had to encode a bunch of videos for my photo/video archive, I decided to use the H.264 (x264) codec and the matroska (mkv) container format. ffmpeg seemed like the best tool for encoding. When using libx264 with ffmpeg, a video preset (-vpre) is required. In order to find the best suitable video preset for my use case, I decided to do some testing. ffmpeg comes with a few pre-defined video presets. In these tests, I have encoded the same video with each of the pre-defined video presets.

FFmpeg video preset benchmark

ip.adora.dk

ip.adora.dk will tell you the IP address you are currently using to reach this site. This can be handy if you are on a LAN or behind a proxy.

Week number

uge.adora.dk will give you the current week number.

Pastebin

Handy web page to paste small snippets of code, error messages, etc. Pastebin makes it easy to link to a code snippet from a web forum or e-mail.

More information on paste.adora.dk.

BMI Calculator

/bmi will calculate your BMI.

Windows Uptime

Windows Uptime Very small program to show uptime on Microsoft Windows systems. The program is free and source code is public domain.

More information on /uptime.