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NFT Faucet
WASM web-application that allows you to mint ERC-721 tokens
It's a WASM web-application that allows you to mint ERC-721 and ERC-1155 tokens to any specified address from supported networks. Used contracts are based on OpenZeppilin contracts, but with one unusual feature - mint method can be called by anyone, not just by an owner. The entire web app works as a static website, hosted on Github Pages. There is no backend, it runs only in your browser. -
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Tic Tac Toe
Exciting Tic Tac Toe game full of features
...In Windows 7/Vista/Xp is automatically downloaded as an update. Look for it on Microsoft's website only if you don't have it installed on your computer. If you run a Linux distribution (Ubuntu, Fedora, OpenSuse, Mint etc.) just install Wine and the app will run on Linux as well! Check the section below for the main features. I'm still updating this Tic Tac Toe, always check this website for a newer version The Source Code is in the archive -
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LeasySudoku is a Sudoku game software for all user. It can revolve and generate different kind of board (from a high level to an easy level). The desktop environnement is based on Windows .NET 2.0 with a nice design which can help all users during gaming
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Sudoku puzzle game, with the ability to generate random new puzzles of varying difficulty and give hints to solve existing puzzles. Please note that this project uses SVN.
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As an input takes an image from http://www.dailysudoku.com/ and outputs a file compatible with the open-source WinSudoku game.
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