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FileBot is the ultimate tool for renaming your movies, tv shows or anime and downloading subtitles. It's smart, streamlined for simplicity and just works. FileBot supports Windows, Linux and Mac, plus there's a full-featured command-line interface for all sorts of automation.

This program listens for an incoming call and captures the call's number. It then compares that number to numbers stored in a blacklist. If a match is found, it blocks the call after one (short) ring. If the user has voicemail turned on, the caller is directed to leave a message there. See the README.txt file for further details. Designed to work with Andriod 2.2.

Tell your teammates where you want them to go in a match by simply drawing it to them. Import an overview image of the map (PNG) and then show them their spots by simply dragging the connected player onto the board. Draw player's pathes with a crosshair pencil in different colors. Add icons to the board to illustrate grenade or smoke targets. Uses http://netty.io/ for network communication and https://code.google.com/p/json-simple/ as communication objects.

YAJNGI is a program that allows you to keeping tabs a set of newsgroups without having to read constantly, simply you will be alerted only when the configuration will find your match or you can use YAJNGI for download your preferred binary files.

A Halflife / Halfelife 2 IRC match bot. Reports for various HL/HL2 game events. Also has Admin features. Simple to use with auto-setup. Written in Java so is suitable for many platforms.

iHTbot is an IRC Matchviewer for the popular Hattrick webbased game. Its purpose is to transmit match information to a chat room on behalf of a group of users.

DCmn8 (disseminate) is intented to be a multi-platform Direct Connect protocol client, based on Java/Eclipse. The original motivation is to provide a DC client for Linux that would match and exceed in quality the existing Windows counterparts.

Nimbus is a system that allows users to specify things they offer and things they are seeking. If 2 Nimbus devices discover each other and find a match (eg: one has something that the other wants) the users are alerted.