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This program (or maybe a bot, whatever) is a "fallback" for boardgame tools. With this program, you can roll dice, flip a coin, spin a game spinner, pick a multiple choice answer, countdown, stop time, or even spam file. This program can also be a chess match counter (count the number of move of each opponent, white and black). It can also track who is currently singing and who is up next in a karaoke party.
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VIPER 5.0
Password manager
Today, each one of us invariably has multiple accounts on the internet, at various forums, game sites(chess and the like), email ids, social networking sites. At such a time, keeping track of all the passwords, usernames and in most cases, the email id's that these accounts are linked to, becomes a hard task. This software is modelled on many other Password managers that are available for both the Linux and the Windows platform, but VIPER makes the task of installation simpler and faster. ... -
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Chess Timer is a chess clock program, used to time and set limits (with increment) on conventional chess games. See features for details. Download the new, rough around the edges, v4, or stick with the reliable, but ugly (refer to screenshots), v3.3.
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