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NetStatsBaseball
Major League Baseball Simulation
NetStats Baseball (NSB) is a simulation of Major League Baseball. Single games may be played as well as whole seasons. Statistics are kept for games, seasons, and lifetime. NSB runs in the client/server environment. Network play is supported. Play is based upon the statistics of the real life players. Data for players and teams from 1901 to present day is included. -
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Net Statistics is a network monitoring tool. Watch device status, parameters and statistics for incoming and outgoing traffic, and summary info. Traffic diagram shows last few minutes in real-time for easy monitoring of network activity.
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UKanDo Viewer
Yet Another Second Life Viewer
UKanDo (Pronounced: U-can-do), is based on the latest viewer-release code supplied by Linden Lab™. UKanDo gives a whole new perspective in Second life by using a camera placement adopted by the vast majority of third person video games. Also includes RLV along with plenty of other useful tools. It won’t have all the gadgets/gizmos a lot of the bigger viewers have, the aim is to keep it as lite as possible with only the fixes, gadgets and gizmos we need to keeping the Viewer stable and...
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