Yes. There are far too many to mention all of them, but here are some that are probably among the more recent. Windows clipboard capture to file tool. Any ne

Yes. There are far too many to mention all of them, but here are some that are probably among the more recent. Windows clipboard capture to file tool. Any new image placed on the clipboard is written to a sequentially-numbered file so that I can just hit various Print-Screen key combinations or I can right click an image in a browser and click Copy to capture it. Python / PIL scripts to arrange directories of images into seamlessly connected wallpaper images. Lots of email automation scripts, both sending and receiving. ( Pruning spam, marking all of my unread messages read, sending alerts for blog post updates. ) Scripts to convert filenames to all lowercase in a folder. Startup scripts that forcibly turn off Windows options that I don't want because Windows update sometimes re-enables these. Python/Bash + Cheese - Poor man's security system. I used an old netbook with the camera pointed at the inside door of a house I used to own take a picture of the door area and send it to me via email so that I could monitor to see if anyone had been inside while I was gone for an overnight trip. Custom RSS aggregator scripts ... sends results to me in email so that I keep a record of the articles by day. ...etc., ...etc.