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Flowseal is a community-hosted repository that provides tools and scripts intended to help users bypass regional or ISP-level restrictions on services like Discord and YouTube, commonly blocked in certain countries or networks. It packages configurations and executable scripts (e.g., batch files) that leverage system-level filtering or packet redirection techniques (such as WinDivert or other strategies) to modify network behavior so that traffic destined for these services appears...

DouyinCrawler is an open source data collection tool designed to gather publicly available information from the Douyin platform. It demonstrates how to build a Python-based web crawler combined with a graphical interface and command line functionality. It allows users to collect data from various types of Douyin content, including user profiles, videos, hashtags, and music pages. DouyinCrawler supports both automated scraping and batch operations to process multiple targets efficiently. It...

VICIdial call center optimization tools, scripts, and monitoring utilities for system administrators and call center managers. Includes performance tuning guides, AMD (Answering Machine Detection) analysis tools, compliance automation scripts, and real-time monitoring dashboards for VICIdial-based contact centers running on Asterisk PBX. Key features: - Server performance monitoring and alerting - AMD accuracy tuning and analysis - Campaign optimization scripts - Compliance and DNC...

NxShell is a modern, Electron-based terminal emulator that works on all major operating systems out there: Windows, macOS, and Linux.

instagram-profilecrawl is a Python-based automation script designed to collect publicly available information from Instagram profiles. It crawls profile data such as follower counts, post information, hashtags, and other engagement-related metadata. It operates by automating a web browser using Selenium and performing requests to gather structured information from the platform. instagram-profilecrawl can analyze multiple usernames in a single run and store the extracted information locally...