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    Fix Skype

    Fix Skype fixes future timestamps in the Skype messages database.

    Fix Skype is a python script and Win32 binary that is used to fix "future" timestamps in the Skype message database, such as those caused by the end of DST or by dual-booting a Linux system with time set to UTC from anywhere west of GMT. Essentially, you feed it your username and the number of hours by which some timestamps are in the future, and it subtracts that amount of time from any timestamp greater than "now".
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    This is an X-Chat Aqua info script. there are so many forks of the script so we want to unite it now and make it more easy to add your work to the script. Update. This project is a bit on ice. I dont have a Mac to code on at the moment. If there is anyone that want to code on it let me know and i will add to the list so you can upload to here. Update 2012-07-03 I have a mac at home again, and i have seen that the new Ivy Bridge intels do make some problems with the script, so i...
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    This is a Python script to parse your irssi logs and input them into a MySQL database which you can then use to search and display your logs on the web. It incrementally updates the database from the logs and is ideally run as a cronjob often.
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    Pyhoo is a Python script that converts Yahoo IM logs in .dat files into plain text.
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    ScriptBot is a scriptable IRC bot. Based on PircBot and BSF, it allows to fully customize the bot's behaviour by editing script files in the scripting language of your choice.
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    DCCgetter is a script intended for use with the psyBNC scripting mechanism, to provide a different way to manage and automatically accept certain of DCC send request from other IRC clients. It replaces the buggy DCC interface offered by psyBNC.
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    Python script to translate deadaim logs to gaim logs
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    VrS houses two versions. VrS2 the mIRC Script and VrS3 the cross-platform open-source C++ IRC Client. VrS is an IRC Client containing its own skinned Dialog and Popup engines as well as supporting MTS the mIRC Theme Standard.
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