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ixy-languages
A high-speed network driver written in C, Rust, C++, Go, C#, Java
ixy-languages is a repository exploring the implementation of the ixy network driver (originally written in C) in multiple programming languages, showing how the same core logic can be expressed across language boundaries. The ixy driver is a minimal DPDK-based user-space NIC driver intended for education, demonstration, and controlled experimentation. This project reimplements the ixy driver architecture in Rust, Go, C++, Zig, and possibly other languages, maintaining the same driver... -
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SILENT
a Scratch Interface for Lego NXT
SILENT is a Scratch modification that interfaces with LEGO MINDSTORM NXT 2.0 robot. It's based on Scratch 1.4.2, developed in JAVA, Squeak and Bash scripting. It's supported by Linux and Windows XP/7, in which it was tested. It required JAVA>=6. Easy to setup and easy to learn! Please leave your review to help me to improve it! -
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Moodle, as also other LMS, is a great tool for providing distance education and supporting online experiences, but it fail to address its objective when the network connection is not available. This is due to the intrinsic connected-based nature of the way they are implemented. They rely on a web-server and a database server, or equivalent internal modules, to provide a standard connectivity mechanism through Internet to its services. Users are not able to access the platform if there is no...
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PConMe©
PConMe© is a highly portable computing sandbox for educational use
PConMe© is a cool hack of a virtual machine, using Qemu and Qemu manager with Ubuntu 10.10. The project has been designed to be a computing sandbox where young computing enthusiasts can experiment, explore and program without compromising the integrity of expensive hardware. The device can be copied onto a 4GB+ flash drive and taken wherever the user wants to go. Unlike other 'live installs', with PConMe© reboot isn't necessary, just plug and play. The device architecture also enables... -
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The Braille Writing Tutor, a project of TechBridgeWorld research group at Carnegie Mellon University, is a simple and inexpensive device that provides braille writing practice for the visually impaired. Hardware specifications and software included.
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Goal of this project is to make a working Intel 8051 simulator. It covers also some I/O devices like keypad, LCD screen and GUI in Qt.
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This LabView project includes a Web Service (WS) and website interface hosted by a LabView server. The WS and website allow clients to acquire measurements from instruments remotely in real time, using standard browsers (e.g. iPhone) without plugins.
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This project aims to create an open source tool for training pilots. It will meet the federal regulations (14CFR) of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to be a Personal Computer Aviation Training Device (PCATD).
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