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Proxies of Death is a proxy app. It is loosely based on Proxychains. It will work with a bunch of proxies at a time, dynamically chained or random. I like to use it with the Tor browser,127.0.0.1:9150 It will display processes and apps connected to The Net, which is kind of interesting. I have tested it with Firefox on Windows and it works.

Scraper of Death is a web scraper. Multiple Scraping Methods Requests + BeautifulSoup (fast, lightweight) Selenium (JavaScript support, dynamic content)

It is a simple PHP/MySQL script which you can easily integrate into your own website in minutes Users of your website will see the Speedcoin Captcha box on your website page with information that they need go to Speedcoin.co, where they will FREELY obtain up to 150 Free Speedcoins . Your user then sends a certain amount of those Speedcoins to the Speedcoin address at the Captcha box. After our system receives these Speedcoins from your user (it takes few seconds only), our website will...

Unity Network is a unique platform written in java that thanks to its distributed logic, it can provide a LARGE virtual networking space. By large we mean that it can support a big room for many clients. Moreover its a platform that is designted to be as less dependant from os and network as possible making it more logical and object oriented. The platform is defined by 3 basic principles which are freedom, security, individuality (see more inside) Its is fully functional but not recomended...

...It’s written in such a way that it will probably patch support for other non-supporting browsers as well. If there's one thing that can compete with lightboxes for world's most done-to-death jQuery plugin, it's carousels. However, everything I came across was using pixel values and not percentages meaning I wasn't finding much of anything that could be used on a responsive/flexible layout. This script is the defacto way to enable use of HTML5 sectioning elements in legacy Internet Explorer, as well as default HTML5 styling in Internet Explorer 6 - 9, Safari 4.x (and iPhone 3.x), and Firefox 3.x.