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The Java Chatterbox Client is a GUI front end to the Chatterbox on Everything2.com and other message-enabled Everything sites. A manual is available at http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node=Java+Chatterbox+Manual .
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Machinity is an open P2P platform for business communities and services. It provides security, network evolution, unified storage, parallel file retrieval, node proxies (firewall), business processes and much more.
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Sleepy
Sleepy - P2P File Sharing
Un cliente para la red P2P Kai. A client for the Kai P2P Network. -
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Ano (Anonymous Network Overlay) is a decentralized IP router based on relaying principle. In Ano all IP traffic is anonymized, including TCP, UDP, ICMP and DNS protocols. Each node acts as a relay and NAT for external traffic.
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NES Open Switch
The 'NES Open Switch' network protocol stack.
...This stack is written completely in C99. The stack can be used on any operating system which supports POSIX 2001 API. The build system is written in Make. The stack is released under the NES RED License, and it is an open-source software. [repository] (https://github.com/nes-repo/NES-Open-Switch)
