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NetStats Baseball (NSB) is a simulation of Major League Baseball. Single games may be played as well as whole seasons. Statistics are kept for games, seasons, and lifetime. NSB runs in the client/server environment. Network play is supported. Play is based upon the statistics of the real life players. Data for players and teams from 1901 to present day is included.

Dos Doom with 3d floors, slopes, destructible architecture, demo compatibility 1.9, fast speed youtube https://goo.gl/pbNybV Requirements: 486DX, 4MB RAM Win95, 8MB Dos(run -ram8mb parm) https://goo.gl/agT2wc https://goo.gl/3EFVBg Recommended: 486DX4 100MHz, 16MB RAM https://goo.gl/IWGLkQ Run on Dos,Win9x, XP 7 32 bits, Dosbox Turbo Android requires Dosbox: Win 64bit or WinXP w/ some video drivers https://goo.gl/FE6rRF Bugs: command line needs one space after wad or other parm to...

darkforestGo is an early deep-reinforcement-learning Go engine that combined a convolutional policy/value network with Monte Carlo Tree Search (MCTS) to play the full 19×19 game at a strong amateur level. The system couples fast GPU policy inference with CPU or GPU-assisted tree search so priors from the network guide exploration while search refines local tactics. Training pipelines mix supervised learning from human professional games and self-play fine-tuning, allowing the model to learn...

Light intensity distribution (LID) of a lamp can be measured by taking wall/ceiling beamshots with a digital camera. The scripts process jpgs images (that have to be processed from raw data) and visualize the LID nicely. Driver: Linear, using AMC7135 and Atmel AVR ATtiny45, Li-Ion battery powered. The firmware provides convenient control - bikelight-specific. Below are firmware features

iPDC is a free Phasor Data Concentrator that collects data from PMUs, and PDC/iPDC that are IEEEC37.118 Synchrophasors std compliant. iPDC do the time sequencing and combining of the received data as per IEEEC37.118 and send to other iPDCs, and applications on request. iPDC is able to archive the received data in the MySQL database on local/remote machine. PMU Simulator is also IEEEC37.118 std compliant. Software is built to be working on Linux platform.

Roundhouse is a pair of C based embedded software applications to drive model railroad stepper motor based turntables. It consists of a stepper motor code and controller code connected by an I2C network. Written in C for PIC18/PIC16s processors.

Typespeed is a tool and game for testing your typing speed. It displays your CPS and WPM, typo ratio, and some points to compare with your friends. It is a clone of 'ztspeed', and features a network play mode for challenging your friends.

A cross-platform Duke3D (Duke Nukem 3D) port which provides many new features for mod authors, including an enhanced scripting system and OpenGL renderer. Go to http://www.eduke32.com for downloads and http://bit.ly/dn_3d to get the game!

Fkmlandunter is a clone of the german card game "Land Unter". It runs over the network using the TCP/IP protocol for data transmission. A console client with ncurses and a QT client written in python and a GUI client using SDL are available.

A TBS (Turn-based strategy) of mounted turret warfare. Adjustable projection and speed of projectile, choice of map and position of turret. TCP network play functionality. Provides extensive game configuration with random map generation.

SWRSQL is a version of SWR:FUSS that is being reworked to save data to a MySQL database rather than flat files.

Provides status of the Shadowbane (http://chronicle.ubi.com) servers graphically via a Windows tray icon. Also supports Email notification and logging of status data to a file.

Another clone of the known game pong. It uses SDL and is tested on Linux and Windows, but other OSes should work, too. It has some nice graphics. Network support will be included soon. It is very flexible. You can configure images, sizes, speed and sh

Muq is a network server that goes several design generations beyond MOO or Java in providing support for applications characterized by these five requirements: Multi-user, Persistent state, Complex data, Complex code, and Distributed networking.