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CommaFeed
Google Reader inspired self-hosted RSS reader
Google Reader inspired self-hosted RSS reader, based on Dropwizard and React/TypeScript. -
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The MathChat project is an attempt to make communication between Math TA's and students at Universities and High Schools easier. Users can customize a keyboard so that chatting using standard text and math formulas is easy and intuitive for anyone.
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Clavier virtuel et synthétiseur vocal pour les personnes ne pouvant plus parler et ayant du mal à utiliser leurs mains. Virtual keyboard and speech synthetiser for people with reduced mobility and unability to speak. In French and english.
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Notifier for multiple Gmail and Google Apps email accounts. Offers various notification options (unread mails in Inbox only, All Mails, or with specified labels) and alert methods (popup message, chime, blink keyboard LED). Uses IMAP over SSL.
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The Rosetta Stone Library is a Java library that facilitates Roman and non-Roman Unicode keyboard text entry into any Swing text component.
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A communication tool for heavily impaired people. Targeted at people who are unable to speak, cannot either see or hear and have sensory and motor skills that are insufficent to control a normal keyboard.
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