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IRCLink is an IRC bot which connects to multiple networks and acts as a relay between those relays allowing users to communicate over the networks.
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R3R is a small, fast, and portable reader for RSS, ESF, and Atom feeds.
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Read a hierarchical XML file who host a list of files hosted on edonkey network and permit adding all or part of this files in a edonkey client using ed2k:// links.
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wsdlpull is an efficient and powerful command line utility for dynamic inspection and invocation of WSDL web services.It provides a C++ library with dynamic WSDL invocation API,WSDL parser,Schema parser and Validator and an xmlpull Parser/Serializer.
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Grafana: The open and composable observability platformGrafana is the open source analytics & monitoring solution for every database.
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An Asterisk configuration/dial plan manager written Object Pascal (FreePascal/Freevision). Supports multiple trunks and call groups. This is a multi-Tenant system requiring very little configuration to have a fully working PBX system.
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OpenPoc is a Cross-Platform POCSAG-Decoder written in FreePascal/Lazarus. A Radioscanner/-receiver and a Soundcard are needed to decode POCSAG-Transmissions. Please respect the law in your country concerning the capturing of radio-transmissions.
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