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    Telemarketing (Junk) Call Blocker

    Telemarketing (Junk) Call Blocker

    Blocks unwanted calls using caller ID and a modem

    Program to block junk calls. Connects to a modem and listens for a caller ID. It then reads strings from a blacklist file and scans them against the caller ID. On a match, it sends commands to the modem that terminate the call. RECENT ACTIVITY: (11/2014):Added Raspberry Pi support for two USB modem brands. (01/2015): Added Raspberry Pi support for USR5686G modem
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    Knary

    Knary

    Installation, Configuration, and Automation tool set for Crypt Mining

    With all of the information available on the net regarding crypt mining confusion rapidly ensues. It's all over the web. A plethora of information; some right, some wrong, most confusing at best. I envision a tool that is self documenting and performs the function of a miners assistant. An installation, configuration, and documentation tool set specifically for crypt mining. Bitcoin, Litecoin, ASICs, CPU, GPU, etc. installation, setup automation, and configuration. This is completely an...
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