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Stormy-chan's Anime Lister
A private anime lister
This is a small windows application that makes you able to list your anime in a list and keep track of the status and so on. Consept of usage: This software is designed for otaku's that for some reason does not like to use myanimelist, but want's an local/private anime list. this software does not need any internet connection to work Download the manual for this software: http://tinyurl.com/mv4nddo Current/Last Beta version: 2.2 -
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Project Yui
DLL-based A.I.
Yui is an artificial intelligence, mental health counselling program prototype 001, from the anime "Sword Art Online". I'm basically trying to re-make something similar. The wiki claims she is 3 terabytes large - I'm going for as small as possible. She will be capable of performing normal computer tasks, as well as any advanced task, given the properly programmed DLL. She also has a rudimentary emotion interface built-in, so she can respond with more humanly characteristics. For the full documentation, please read this: http://1drv.ms/MqYCn0 It is still being written and continually updated. -
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Small project to sort and view movie/music files, with a few extra features to make things a bit easyer.
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Anime Video Compression Codec, an attempt to create a video codec that is very efficient for anime - small file size.
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