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KOMclean is a client for LysKOM (http://www.lysator.liu.se/lyskom/index-en.html). It displays all conversations as threads, similar to how many forums and email clients work. Since the UI is HTML based the KOM client looks similar to a forum.
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C# Website system. This is going to be the "Newer" Internet, and even has a custom theme system. This is going to let users do "anything" that won't harm the client computer in any way.
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nSIP is an RFC 3261 compliant implementation of SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) for .NET, written in C#. nSDP is an RFC 4566 compliant SDP parser also in C#, and can be used to make payloads to nSIP messages or to parse any SDP message.
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AutoHome(Automatic Home Management System) to schedule Television,DVD,and any Infrared based devices(Roboraptor and RoboSapien)to work automatically.Can Send(transmit)/Recieve Remote Control Signals, launch EXE files in Computers/PC .It uses USBUIRT.
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