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Toxic
A Tox-based instant messaging and video chat client
...It includes features such as text messaging, file transfer, and audio calls—all without requiring user accounts or central servers. Toxic is designed for power users who prefer a minimalist interface, operating entirely within a terminal while delivering strong privacy through the Tox peer-to-peer protocol. It’s lightweight, fast, and ideal for use in low-resource or remote systems. -
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Instagram CLI
Become a 10x Instagrammer and Escape Brainrot with Instagram CLI
Instagram: the app you open to send one message… and suddenly 30 minutes are gone. We all know the cycle — and we finally had enough. What if Instagram had a quick fix? A productivity-friendly mode that keeps your connections, but gives your attention span a fighting chance? No algorithm traps. No reel vortex. No dopamine casino. Just conversations and updates, on your terms. Instagram CLI is a minimal, fast, keyboard-native way to stay connected without getting cooked by social media. -
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ufonet
UFONet - Denial of Service Toolkit
UFONet - Is a set of hacktivist tools that allow launching coordinated DDoS and DoS attacks and combine both in a single offensive. It also works as an encrypted DarkNET to publish and receive content by creating a global client/server network based on a direct-connect P2P architecture. + FAQ: https://ufonet.03c8.net/FAQ.html -------------------------------------------- -> UFONet-v1.8 [DPh] "DarK-PhAnT0m!" (.zip) -> md5 = [ c8ab016f6370c8391e2e6f9a7cbe990a ] -> UFONet-v1.8... -
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Petoron-P2P-Messenger
minimalistic, secure and autonomous P2P messenger
Petoron P2P Messenger (P-P2P-M) Architecture: Pure P2P - no servers, no databases Key storage: Keys generated in memory, never stored, erased after use Metadata: Only IP and port exist during the session - everything else is encrypted & obfuscated Encryption: PQS v1.2 - PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256 (200k), BLAKE2s-MAC, custom stream cipher + fake padding Authentication: BLAKE2s-MAC (16 bytes) - instant failure on any data change Packet obfuscation: --stealth mode - padding, hidden... -
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IRCCAB (IRC Channel Admin Bot)
IRC Channel Admin Bot
IRCCAB (IRC Channel Admin Bot) is a bot that you can use in your IRC channel to send welcome messages, op users & kick banned users. Supports non ssl & ssl connections No GUI, Runs In Terminal. Only 2 ini files that need to be configured. Requires Python 3.11 or Higher -
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Sextium
BOT IRC in Perl
Project created to entertain on the IRC channel. This bot is the successor of a version written in C which is less modular than this version in Perl. It is designed to be entertained during exchanges on IRC. It allows to display macros on an IRC channel. These macros are recorded by users in the form of actions, messages or IRC commands. It is possible to create a macro with several macros in a row. It also keeps a history of those deleted. Features It can also perform other small... -
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Discord Shell
A shell for Discord
A Discord client, usable completely from its Terminal, in the form of a shell (to enter commands). -
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LiteMessage
A lightweight, peer-to-peer messaging program.
A lightweight peer-to-peer messaging program that runs in the console. It also has a GUI version. It is currently very early in development. It is implemented in Java, so it is cross-platform. Currently developed using Java 8 (aka 1.8) It is distributed under the 3-clause BSD license. Planned features in the future include message encryption and file transfers. The most up-up-to-date source can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/cguy777/LiteMessage The MTools library can be... -
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cabal-cli
Terminal client for Cabal, the p2p chat platform
cabal-cli is a terminal-based client for Cabal, a peer-to-peer chat platform that operates without centralized servers. It allows users to create and join decentralized chat channels, ensuring privacy and resilience against censorship. The CLI interface provides a lightweight and efficient means of communication, particularly suited for developers and tech-savvy users. -
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ssh-chat
Chat over SSH
ssh-chat is a custom SSH server written in Go that allows you to chat over SSH connection. When you open your terminal and type in a command, instead of getting a shell you get a chat prompt. With ssh-chat you get a simple chat room over a secure shell connection, where you can send and receive private messages, check any user's public key fingerprint for identification purposes, and more. You can change the color theme of the chat, block or kick users, and chat on just about any platform where an SSH client is available, including on mobile. -
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BitchX is an IRC client based on ircII/EPIC4. It includes many features that are usually relegated to scripts such as CDCC and flood protection -- you can just start it and go. Development was on hiatus for a while but is now resuming.
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slack-term
Slack client for your terminal
A Slack client for your terminal. Download a compatible binary for your system. For convenience, place slack-term in a directory where you can access it from the command line. Usually this is /usr/local/bin. If you want, you can also get slack-term via Go. You can also run it with docker, make sure you have a valid config file on your host system. In addition to running slack-term from the command line by using slack-term, you have some additional flags that you can use. -
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crcophony
Fast, neat discord TUI written in Crystal
A simple Discord Terminal UI written in Crystal. Self-bots are not allowed by Discord's Terms of Service. Using crcophony could technically count as using a self-bot. Use this project at your own risk, it isn't my fault if it gets you banned. That being said, I'm trying my best to ensure the application is as safe as possible. You cannot do anything in crcophony that you can't do in the normal Discord client (in fact, there are things you can do in the Discord client that you can't do in crcophony) so it should be okay. -
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The rmcgirr83.org's minichat is a addon for phpbb. But it's a pain in the ass to use it when you're experienced into IT. This is an alternative client to connect to that thing.
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Simple Client Server Chat Example
An example of a simple chat system
This project is a demonstration example on multi-threading programming in Java (old school) and network programming (String exchanges over network). The multi-threading part aims to show how to avoid blocking methods by putting them in separate thread, therefor, the ExecutorService was not used. Two Runnable interfaces are available in the server and the client to show how the dialog is managed. The Socket part aims to show how simple communication using TCP/IP are quite simple. The system... -
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ANGie
Alice Next Generation (internet entity)
An AIML based chat bot building on the original Alice AIML 1.0.1 set produced by Dr. Wallace and the ALICE AI Foundation and the PyAIML code base written by Cort Stratton, the ANGie project incorporates additional AIML sets, adds its own AIML to the set, adds new AIML tags and additional code to provide more dynamic responses and more logical case-based-reasoning. Reading through most AIML sets it seems like the authors' intention was to have a response to every input that a bot has ever... -
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Easy to use IRC BOT in PHP language, ready to use from first start Moved to: https://github.com/S3x0r/davybot
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FlareChat
An OpenSource Chat Solution
FlareChat is a OpenSource Chat Solution, that works on every OS, that supports Java. It has a Built-In-Server for fast hosting and a separate Server for running on Console-only Systems. You can manage rooms and also kick chatters. In the future, we plan to add better Encryption, Server-Passwords, User-Passwords, File-Transfers and a way to save settings! Based on the following Post: http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/259777-a-simple-chat-program-with-clientserver-gui-optional/ -
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Gribble is the code base for the Supybot SourceForge.net uses for support assistance in the Freenode.net support channel, #sourceforge.
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UIChat
AX.25 UI based chat application
Version 2.0 users should be at Java 1.7 or newer. An AX.25 UI based chat application, which allows the use of any modem type with KISS connectivity, including the famous FLDIGI!! UIChat is patterned after the FSQCall application and provides automated responses based on action characters included in the text of the UI frame. Both a Bash shell version and a Java gui version are available. -
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Mystic Relay Chat
Connect your Mystic BBS Teleconference to other Mystci BBSes
Mystic Relay Chat (MRC) is a drop-in addition to your existing Mystic BBS. MRC runs a python client that interfaces with your Mystic BBS and the MRC server. Using the MRC client MPL as a Mystic door, a Mystic Sysop can offer IRC-like teleconferencing with any number of networked Mystic BBSes. Requires Mystic BBS v1.11 and Python 2.7.9+ -
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RubIRCd
An IRC server written in Ruby
RubIRCd is an IRC server written in Ruby. -
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D3Kbot is a list handling chat bot for twitch.tv streamers The bot will allow chatters to join a waiting list to play on stream!! PLEASE READ THE WIKI vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
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...The resulting ciphertext is sent to the server while the server relay it to the connected peers. Those connected peers need to have the same password in order to read the message. The server is a multiplex and stand alone detached (no controlling terminal) process on the background that does nothing but to relay messages.
