Fur Coder

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Last Update: 2016-01-14

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Code of the Furries: Generate/decrypt a Furry Code with the FurCoder. Written with FXRuby toolkit, and Ruby. This version developed for Linux. X11 application.

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English

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End Users/Desktop

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2004-04-07

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