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Tools for the recipe collector :-) RecipeFox: A addon to FireFox to grab recipes from the net (like the MasterCook addon in Internet Explorer) A recipe converter: It converts recipes from one format to another, and supports the following formats: - AccuC
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blutle
Small wireless board to control tiny DIY toys over bluetooth
Being powered with cell phone battery, this board can drive small toys - up to two DC motors, several input/output pins, discharge control. -
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JSudoku is a Java version of the game Sudoku. A backtracking algorithm cares for random puzzles and based on the Sudoku-Puzzle JavaScript. Optionally, JSudoku generates X-Sudoku puzzles.
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The intention of this project is to provide a platform where users could generate a tour for cycling or hiking based on their defaults (e.g. length, meters of height, ...).
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cgm
Web-based card game/management
CGM aims to be a functional, easy-to-use web-based card game/management app. At this time there is OCTGN and a few other pay-to-use alternatives that are available, and OCTGN is the most familiar to me (for playing Game of Thrones and Magic). There is no functionality that OCTGN (or any card management app for that matter) has that couldn't be available from a web-based app.
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