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jKPU
Cryptoprocessor design and documentation
...This project builds a cryptoprocessor model in Java. It works with any encryptions of your choosing but any encryption you do for it or choose to build into it is your own business. There's no encryption here! (see the lKPU project for a synthesizable hardware model in Clash). -
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WinRaidMonitor
Windows Software RAID Monitor
This little utility monitors the health of your Windows software RAID. It's based on Java, but can easily be called periodically from Windows task scheduler, and/or at system startup (configuration and batch file is included). WinRaidMonitor can send emails to a specified email address (supports SSL connections to SMTP server and user/password authentication). -
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Aggressive Rectangle Truncation (ART) with Location Verfication Mechanism is a localization algorithm in wireless sensor networks written in nesC.
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A software implementation of hardware-based code scheduling methods such as Scoreboarding and Tomasulo's algorithm for MIPS64 instructions.
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