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Google DDNS Updater
Auto update Google Domain Dynamic DNS (DDNS) services IP address
V2 Beta Features: (Release on 18/07/2016) - Apply to Google Domain Dynamic DNS (DDNS) services - Support to update 3 domains as the same time - Provide 2 servers to get the external IP address - Auto update in specified minutes (Max:10000 Mins) - Able to minimize to system tray - Able to Save or Load the settings - Able to Save Log as txt file Changes between V1.0.0.0 (Released on 18/07/2016) and V2 Beta - Supported number of domain from 1 domain increase to 3 domains - Update and add one more servers for getting the external IP address - Open the settings for user to specified the interval of auto update - Fix the minimize to system tray function - More details log - Add save log as txt file function About Google Domain: http://goo.gl/2TVxAl About Google Domain Dynamic DNS (DDNS) services: http://goo.gl/HToaIx Google Domains Help Center: http://goo.gl/mOrq2p For any suggestion or bug report, please leave message to the blog or email to nylryan@gmail.com -
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4chan (Xchan) thread & image downloader
Allow users to download images and or threads from a number of chans.
[25/01/2014] Current version: XChan 2.5B - Due to .NET framework being shitty and downloading empty images I added a checking function that auto deletes the file and re-downloads them - Added a board downloader There's probably bugs somewhere, but use it properly and you shouldn't encounter any. P.S - This is most probably the last update I'll make on this project. [30/11/2013] Current version: XChan 2.5 Here's the tl;dr: I'm a lazy guy, 4chan changed its source so I... -
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Intricate forum Code that runs under DotNetNuke. More functions and user ability than the Default DNN Forum code.(Test Forum running on www.gremlinsa.co.za/Forum/tabid/113/Default.aspx ) Also provides Google & Yahoo Friendly Links to topics and cats.
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A PocketPC LiveJournal client that only depends on the .Net Compact Framework 1.0. It supports drafts and saving credentials. It is compatible with PocketPC 2003 as well as Windows Mobile 5.0. It requires a touch/pen screen.
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FlashNuke is a brand new CMS (Content Management System) based on Adobe Flash front-end built with Flex Framework. It supports skinning and plug-ins without recompiling. Supports accessibility too
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Viper Community Management System is a combined Content Management System and Forums. Its purpose is to allow owners of community sites one system, instead of having two separate, unlinked systems, or needing to mod existing systems.
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ASPForums
Message forum for ASP.Net
ASPForums is an ASP.Net application that runs on an IIS web server allowing users to post newsgroup-like messages via a web page. Posts are saved to an XML file. -
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