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Telegram Bot for Windows
Telegram Bot Windows Application
This is a funcional application for Windows for your Telegram Bot. To create your own bot you must register new bot by BotFather bot in Telegram. BotFather will give you unique Autch code that will be used in this application. -
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Kubeah Chat
Kubeah Chat
Kubeah Chat is an open source local chat. It does not use a server and is easy to use. Download, launch, connect and chat! -
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Local Area Messenger Beta
A small (ish) messaging server for anything you can think of
A small (ish) messaging server for small businesses and other things like LAN parties or whatever you want to use it for. It has two components, the client and server. The clients can connect to servers and use that as a hub to communicate between each other. The admin running the server can also kick and ban people if they wish to. It also has peer to peer file transfer that currently has no size limit. Can't really explain all the features here, I'm running out of characters. Go look down... -
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TalkND
Local chat based on MSSqlServer
Simple yet powerful chat designed for communication in LAN . Requires SQL Server and .Net 4.0. -
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A C#.Net IRCd that uses the TOR network in a distributed manner, connecting any IRC client via the TOR network to other TOR-IRCd instances. IRC clients connected to the local IRCd sees other IRC Proxyed clients.
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LANCast IM will be a local area network(LAN) instant messaging software inspired by the AChat protocol. The project only at a planning stage, but things should move and coding should start this autumn
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A Facebook client that runs both in and out of browser built using Silverlight. A modular structure used to ensure fast initial opening time and local caching used to ensure speed of operation.
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A C#.Net IRCd that uses the Gnutella 2 network in a distributed manner, connecting any IRC client via the gnutella network to other Zanzi IRCd instances. IRC clients connected to the local IRCd sees other G2 Proxyed clients as anonymous. Download and enj
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SlackerChat is a chat program built for (but not limited too) local area networks. SlackerChat is a decentralized chat program that has no main server, meaning you can even chat with friends on a network without an internet connection.
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MongoDB Atlas runs apps anywhereMongoDB Atlas gives you the freedom to build and run modern applications anywhere—across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. With global availability in over 115 regions, Atlas lets you deploy close to your users, meet compliance needs, and scale with confidence across any geography.
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MsComSpy is an application that runs on your Desktop to log all messages in and out of Microsoft Communicator. Each MS Communicator message is logged on a per user and time basis. Currently, the only GUI is a local AJAX-powered HTML page.
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Windows easy file sharing in (LAN) local area network. Decentralize. Unified chat client. Torrent, Bit-Torrent networking.
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P2PChat is a p2p based chat application, that runs on local area networks and is easy to use, it doesn't require any server at all. It's easy to use; you just type the computername and starts chatting, if the other person has his client open.
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