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Telegram SMS
An SMS-forwarding Robot Running on Your Android Device
With the power of Telegram SMS, your multi-phone life is much easier than before. Receiving and sending SMS, relaying APP notifications, monitoring battery status. All stuff can be done with a single Telegram bot. You can use the bot in both private chat and group chat, in case you have more than 2 Android phones, or sharing the bot with other people. Telegram SMS connects with Telegram's bot API server directly, no 3rd-party services involved. -
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EFAK-AI
A AI-Driven, Distributed and high-performance monitoring system
EFAK (Eagle For Apache Kafka) is an open-source monitoring and management platform designed to provide comprehensive visibility and operational control over Apache Kafka clusters through a unified web interface. The project focuses on simplifying Kafka administration by offering real-time insights into cluster health, performance metrics, and consumer activity, allowing engineers to quickly diagnose issues and optimize system behavior. It integrates advanced features such as intelligent... -
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The Semantic Web Assistant combines the capabilities of production rule systems with RDF data on the Semantic Web. It lets users define rules that work with RDF data in order to carry out actions like e-mail notification etc.
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