Dr. Lex' Site (BETA)
Welcome to the Dr. Lex site, providing a diverse collection of things since 1997, ranging from information and software to slightly absurd types of humour.
- About: about me and this site.
- S.O.N.A.I.S.: my geeky comic paying homage to the style of early webcomics like User Friendly and GPF, in a modern vaguely A.I.-related setting.
- Educative: various stuff you may learn something from. One of the most popular pages is the video bitrate calculator.
- Hardware: hardware-related things I've done, including my hand-built electric guitars.
- Software & Sound: mostly cross-platform scripts, but also some sounds, fonts, scripts, and some platform-specific things like for Mac OS.
- 3D Printing: printable 3D models I have created or improved and deem useful, fun, or just cool, and information about 3D printing.
- Weird Stuff: what the title says. Enter at your own risk.
- Links: links to other sites.
Other potentially useful pages: the sitemap and the contact page.
If you're using Mastodon, you may consider following me there 
Recent updates
New SONAIS cartoon every Tuesday and Friday noon CE(S)T, normally.
- Most recently added 3D printable models: Mini Clamp Print-in-place, Lock Pinning Tray (LPL style), Bicycle Spoke Reflector, and Customizable simple spiral vase mode boxes.
- Added log-dos-finder script to the software section, a tool that can help to tune DoS detector parameters by analysing existing server logs.
- Most recently updated 3D printable models: beveled rib edges for Customizable Screw Cap; improved Flexi Rex source model to simplify clean-up; adjustable grid origin and better efficiency for Customizable Sieve; updated separate parts version of Flexi Rex with latest model and added dowels.
- Some updates to the article about the (many) pitfalls of implementing Web Push notifications using Google's FCM.
- You can now get notified about new SONAIS webcomic strips in near-real-time through web push messages.
- Start of the first long adventure story arc ‘Faceworld’ in the SONAIS webcomic.
ZOMG! What happened to the cool home page?
Long ago, the home page was a big animated clickable image as shown above. It was cool but impractical to maintain, and it would also be awkward on present-day mobile devices. I might make a worthy future-proof replacement (which is why I labelled this page as ‘BETA’), but for now you will have to make do with this spartan design where the above list of down-to-earth text links take you to the topics in which the site is divided.
This website uses cookies. Not the edible kind, the digital kind that stores tiny bits of information on your own computer. The cookies are only used for the Google ads and analytics on some pages, in the same way as with every other website that has Google ads. The website itself only uses a single cookie to remember that you dismissed the cookie warning. The reason why I put this rather pointless warning here is because paper pushers have forced website makers to warn visitors about cookies. If you do not like cookies, use your browser's settings to either block them, or erase them after leaving this site.
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