Fun stuff   These pages contain some things I thought were fun to develop. Maybe you find them fun to use. Meijer's Box Years ago I read about a construction puzzle, called Hazelgrove's Box. It intrigued me to such an extent that I designed a similar puzzle. Outpost This was an experiment in writing a short story where the reader determines how the story progresses. Whether things take a good or a nasty turn, it's up to you! Runic translator In his book 'The Hobbit' J.R.R. Tolkien uses a variant of the anglo-saxon runes for the writing on Thror's map. This translator uses these runes to translate an English text into runic script. Mandelbrot fractal The perhaps best known fractal is the Mandelbrot fractal. Like so many other people I too became intrigued by the infinite repetition of the same patterns on smaller and smaller scales. Here is a DOS program that lets you zoom in on smaller and smaller parts of the total Mandelbrot image. Fractal generator One day I was reading about a type of fractal that can be generated by repetitive linear transformations. It was probably a rainy day, because I sat down and wrote this fractal generator for the Excel spreadsheet program.

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