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Cachier is a program that lets you easily move files from a slow location to a faster one. Decrease loading times by caching game data to an SSD or RAM disk.
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It is a GPL multi-thread software for CPU, Hard Disk and Memory (RAM) profiling. It was developed to be started as a command-line software.
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This is an implementation of the java DOM specification that keeps all its "parsed-node" data in disk files instead of RAM. This means you can create really big DOM trees an not use all your RAM.
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[PROJECT ABANDONED] This project will provide a 100% pure Java database implementation accessible via JDBC. The database is stored in plaintext files and loaded into RAM at runtime. Implements mySQL datatypes for trivial migration to/from mySQL.
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Flarduino is a microcontroller prototype board inspired by the Arduino. Its based on ATMega64 which provides 64K of flash, 4K of ram, 32 GPIO pins, and tons of other stuff.
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xCsirip is a Java based twitter client. It is small and easy to use. It has a plain design to save some RAM. You can send messages, you can reply to users. xCsirip uses the public timeline of the Turulcsirip community. Dependencies: Java 1.5 or newer
