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RevokeMsgPatcher is a reverse engineering patch tool for Chinese messaging apps QQ and TIM. It prevents message recall (revocation) by modifying the app’s behavior to retain recalled messages, allowing users to see messages that would otherwise be deleted. Primarily used in Windows environments, the tool is popular among users who prefer transparency in their chats.

Discord-Datamining is a research repository that tracks changes in Discord Canary client JavaScript files. It works by comparing the JavaScript files served between builds and recording noteworthy changes in commit notes. The repository is useful for following potential upcoming Discord features, interface experiments, renamed modules, and internal client behavior changes. It also warns that many diffs may only reflect formatting, variable renaming, or non-user-facing implementation changes....

...It also includes a web control panel workflow for managing authorization and server configuration. Self-hosting is supported through standalone deployment or Docker-based setups, with options for direct HTTPS or reverse proxy use. YAGPDB is useful for communities that want a powerful general-purpose Discord bot with deep customization and many built-in modules.

A 3d chatroom where the things people write gravitate toward eachother based on total strength of associations between those short texts. Strength is a competition of who spends the most computing time trying to associate the texts, similar to Bitcoin's "proof of work" system. While there is unlimited space in the system overall, the space around any specific text is limited by 3d space, which drives competition for what people want that text to be associated with. It can be used like a...

Scbot is a C program that gives a remote control on a POSIX computer through reverse-shell on a chosen irc server channel. It is highly configurable and has a quite simple interface.

A flexible and extensible Python identd which can act as a reverse proxy, forwarding requests to other machines on the network. Based on Twisted. Currently only supports Linux, but hopefully will extend to other platforms.