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SKUDONET ADC, operates at the application layer, efficiently distributing network load and application load across multiple servers. This not only enhances the performance of your application but also ensures that your web servers can handle more traffic seamlessly.
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Our computer monitoring software allows employees, field contractors, and freelancers to manually clock in when they begin working on an assignment. The application will take screenshots randomly or at set intervals, which allows employers to observe the work process. The application only tracks activity when the employee is clocked in. No spying, only transparency.
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Meanwhile
Open implementation of the Lotus Sametime protocol
THIS PROJECT HAS MOVED Please visit https://github.com/obriencj/meanwhile The Meanwhile project is an open implementation of the Lotus Sametime client protocol. The project provides a library written in C, a python module, and a Gaim plugin utilizing the library. -
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A plugin for gaim that interfaces with the popular program festival. It allows for instant messages to be spoken by festival so you can hear it thru your speakers.
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Gaim (0.70 and later) plugin to reveal the IP address of your local Linux router by use of special tags in messages. You can IM yourself \'$IP\' or \'$FTP\' from outside your local network to get your Linux router\'s dynamic ppp0 (or any other interface
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Built for growing businesses and well-established enterprises alike, Multiview is a highly scalable and robust ERP.
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IMagine stands for Instant Messaging anywhere. Its unique combination of a web interface and a gaim proxy server allows users to have their entire instant messaging sessions (not just accounts) accessible from anywhere.
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A simple yet useful tool for browsing instant messenger log files (like Trillian, ICQ or Gaim) and also HTML server log files. It has some interesting search modes and provides functionality that most messengers don't.
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