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Xtreme Download Manager
Powerfull download accelerator and video downloader
Xtreme Download Manager is a powerful tool to increase download speed up to 500%, save streaming videos from websites, resume broken/dead downloads, and schedule and convert downloads. XDM seamlessly integrates with Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox Quantum, Opera, Vivaldi and other Chromium and Firefox-based browsers, to take over downloads and saving streaming videos from web. XDM has a built-in video converter which lets you convert your downloaded videos to different formats so that you can... -
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InfoSim
A Java Framework for Simulating Information Theory Concepts
This is a Java Framework which allows to design and simulate Channels, Cryptography algorithms, Coding algorithms, Noise analysis, Information sources and destinations, etc. It supports both Classical and Quantum Information Theory fields. It also allows to design a new Information Scheme from scratch. It has a big Math library which supports Abstract and Linear Algebra objects e.g Hilbert spaces. -
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Message Transport Protocol (MTP) implementation using XMPP for the Java Agent DEvelopment framework (JADE). Produced under the Google Summer of Code program with the help of Quantum Leap Interactive and Jabber, Inc.
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