What Is Sebastián Λ (argorar.github.io)?

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argorar.github.io is the personal page of Sebastián Λ, a developer who publishes small software projects, scripts, and themes there. The site is a project showcase rather than a blog or a company page: each entry pairs a short description with a "Read More" link, and the listing is paginated (the visible page ends with "1 2"). If you are looking for a specific tool by this author — a WebM converter, a GTK theme, a network scanner — this page is the index that points to it.

What the site contains

The page is organized as a dated feed of posts, each tagged with a category such as Software, Scripts, CSS, or Network. The entries visible on the first page are:

Project Date Category What it is
WebM for Lazys 2020-10-05 Software A wrapper around ffmpeg and AviSynth for converting videos to WebM without using the command line, with Gfycat integration
Northwind Crud 2020-05-17 Software, Angular CRUD for the Northwind DB: a Web API in ASP.NET (C#) with an Angular front end, described as a demonstration of several technologies
Dowi - Download Image 2020-05-17 Scripts A script that adds a button for downloading images from pages like Discord, Reddit, and Imgur; supports .jpg, .jpeg, .jpe, .gif, and .png
Cordic Graph 2020-05-17 Software A post explaining the CORDIC algorithm and graphing it
Deep Dark 2020-05-17 CSS A flat theme with transparent elements for GTK 3 and GNOME Shell, supporting GTK 3-based desktop environments such as GNOME
Network Watcher 2020-05-17 Software, Network A multiplatform application that scans the local network, identifies hosts and their open ports, and verifies services such as HTTP, SMTP, and FTP

Who it is useful for

  • Developers looking for small, self-contained tools. The projects are narrow in scope and each post states plainly what the tool does, so you can judge relevance from the listing alone.
  • Linux desktop users. Deep Dark targets GTK 3 and GNOME Shell, and the description names the environments it supports.
  • Anyone curious about the CORDIC algorithm. The Cordic Graph post is explanatory rather than a downloadable tool, and it summarizes what CORDIC is: a digit-by-digit method for computing trigonometric and hyperbolic functions using only addition, subtraction, bitshift, and table lookup, which is why it appears in simple microcontrollers and FPGAs without a hardware multiplier.

What it is not

The page gives no pricing information, no account or login requirement, and no license terms for the projects. Nothing in the listing indicates whether the software is free, paid, or under any particular license, so treat those as unknown until you open an individual project. The site also does not present itself as offering support, consulting, or commercial services.

How to use it

Start from the feed and match the category tag to what you need — Software for applications, Scripts for browser or automation scripts, CSS for themes, Network for the scanner. Follow "Read More" on the entry that matches, since the listing only carries a summary. Because the feed is paginated, check the second page if the project you want is not on the first.