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Myel pop
Run a point-of-presence within Myel
Run a point-of-presence within Myel, the community-powered content delivery network. Our mission is to build a community powered content delivery network that is resilient, scalable, and peer-to-peer ↔️ to suit the long-term needs of Web3 applications. We're currently using Filecoin building blocks and are aspiring to make this library as interoperable as possible with existing Web3 backends such as IPFS. This library is still experimental so feel free to open an issue if you have any suggestions or would like to contribute. -
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OpenCollab is a collaborative program developed by Mystic Galaxies for chatting and music collaboration and sharing.
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NASsiolus
Very simple NAS
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Natblaster is a technique to allow for peer connectivity through NATs. This project provides a sample implementation of some of the Natblaster techniques.
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A Chatting software in java implementing the concept of Peer to Peer architecture. The software facilitates the following:: 1.Private Chat 2.Conference Chat 3.File Transfer 4.Implementation of system tray icon along with user defined personal icon
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NEshare is a file sharing toolkit that enables developers to easily add peer-to-peer filesharing support to their applications without worrying about the complex internals of a peer-to-peer system. The NEshare library does just that.
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A tiny and high performance network file sharing service with it's own protocol (loosely inspired on Bell Lab's 9P). Running as a userland daemon. Support for 9P, NFS and other remote filesystem protocols is planned.
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NFT Faucet
WASM web-application that allows you to mint ERC-721 tokens
It's a WASM web-application that allows you to mint ERC-721 and ERC-1155 tokens to any specified address from supported networks. Used contracts are based on OpenZeppilin contracts, but with one unusual feature - mint method can be called by anyone, not just by an owner. The entire web app works as a static website, hosted on Github Pages. There is no backend, it runs only in your browser. -
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NFT Storage
Free decentralized storage and bandwidth for NFTs on IPFS and Filecoin
NFT.Storage is a long-term storage service designed for off-chain NFT data (like metadata, images, and other assets) for up to 31GiB in size per individual upload. Data is content addressed using IPFS, meaning the URI pointing to a piece of data is completely unique to that data (using a content identifier, or CID). IPFS URLs and CIDs can be used in NFTs and metadata to ensure the NFT forever actually refers to the intended data (eliminating things like rug pulls and making it trustlessly verifiable what content an NFT is associated with). NFT.Storage stores many copies of uploaded data on the public IPFS network in two primary ways: in dedicated IPFS servers managed by NFT.Storage, and decentralized on Filecoin. -
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NFT art maker
Generates images and metadata files, packs them into IPFS CAR files
NFT Art Maker, generates images and metadata files, packs them into IPFS CAR files, and uploads them using nft.storage. All from provided PNG layers. The primary task of this tool is to generate a randomized set of images from provided PNG layers and pack them into .car files. Then you can upload them to IPFS using nft.storage or other tools. nft-art-maker tool doesn't assume any way of uploading to ipfs, but I would recommend nft.storage where you can upload whole .car file. They offer free pinning service and Filecoin storage. So even if you delete it there or nft.storage stops working for some reason, the data will persist. Of course, learn about it first. They have a friendly UI, but you can also use the CLI tool for that. -
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A new generation of decentralized p2p software for Windows and Linux OS'es which will combine full encryption of traffic with almost complete annonimity.
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The NLADA E-Library is an add-on product for the Zope web application server. It is designed to be a drop-in web application and content managment system for creating web based document libraries.
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The Network-Oriented Document Abstraction Language (NODAL) is a set of standards and protocols for ubiquitous collaboration supported by an open source sample implementation.
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Naanou is a 'clean-room' implementation of the published Chord protocol from MIT. It is a completely distributed hashtable P2P network, with provable high-performance characteristics.
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NanoNapster is a highly-customizable peer2peer filesharing program based on XML. Security is the top priority for further coding right now.
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NapMuSiC is a console based Napster client. It allows you to download files from Napster and opennapster networks.
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Napsack is a specialized multi-threaded client for broadcasting Napster queries across multiple servers; the list of target servers is retrieved from www.napigator.com, and is user-filterable (based on the number of users, files, or gigs indexed).
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Napster Reloaded
A simple lightweight music sharing system inspired by napster
Inspired by napster it is a simple java swing application to share music files. How to use? Put mp3 files you want to share in the shared folder. Put server's ip address and connect. Search by title or artist and download chosen files. Downloaded songs will be in Downloaded folder. The same application can be used as server and client. Server must use 127.0.0.1 or other localhost ip address and click connect. Then clients can connect using server's ip address. Rest is limitless sharing and fun. :) -
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NarrowBand DataTrans
Data transmission through low-tech communication media
Set of executable files for sending and receiving data / short multimedia files through a narrow bandwidth transmission media. The signal output to the transmitter is the sound card analog output socket while the received signal taken from the receiver is fed to a sound card analog input line. Targeted audience: * Short wave / long wave (narrow bandwidth) Amateur Radio enthusiasts * Experimenters of vintage transmission systems * People living in areas with absolutely no Internet and no 3G/4G/Edge access (only analog telephone or CB radio), so that peer-to-peer data sharing (or even broadcast to several peers at a time) are made possible. * Conditions where only a unidirectional audio link is available (no handshaking required) -
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Nautilus Core
Automation tools for deploying blockchain networks
Naultilus Core is a tool to automate running Tezos Nodes. It allows customization of the most important node features, and easily running multiple nodes, along with different integrations to simplfy node interactions. With each Node in Archive mode, you can also start an instance of Conseil and Arronax. Nautilus Core is only supported in macOS and Linux. Running Tezos Nodes (particularly Archive Nodes) can take massive amounts of storage when fully synced (~300 GB). 16GB of memory is recommended for running Tezos Nodes, along with the other processes alongside it. 8GB of ram should suffice, but it might not be comfortable for the containers, nor for anything else running on the machine. -
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Ndav intends to implement a fully RFC 2518 compliant tool for the command line, able to test and manage WebDAV servers.
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Ne Plus Ultra
UDP based file transfer client/server application (based on lib UDT)
Combined client+server UDP based file transfer application. Based on the UDT protocol - via libudt - http://udt.sourceforge.net/ UDT is a reliable UDP based application level data transport protocol. UDT is designed for extremely high speed networks and it has been used to support global data transfer of terabyte sized data sets. Ne Plus Ultra is built to have extremely minimal dependencies (statically linked against libudt.a) to ensure maximum portability and ease of use. https://github.com/bcwinters/neplusultra -
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Neoblog
Neoblog is a public blogging platform that's completely serverless
Neoblog is a public blogging platform that's completely serverless. Reading and posting articles to our platform require no servers and runs completely on the NEO Blockchain and IPFS. The traditional way of setting up a blog is to set up a server that will store your content. With modern technologies, we are advancing into an age that moves away from traditional servers. Combine this with the decentralization of storage (IPFS) and blockchain, we now have a toolkit to provide an application that's completely serverless. Neoblog is a serverless application that uses these these technologies: built on the NEO blockchain, articles are posted to our smart contract, while the content is stored on IPFS.
