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We aim to create a set of webpages and applications that anyone can freely use to run their own Q&A site like http://ask-it-here.com or http://brain-fuse.com using only PHP and a MySQL database server. It will idealy run on Linux servers, Windows/IIS supp
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The project is meant for the webmasters who want to provide online chat support system for there website like humanclick. The project is developed using java and php and mysql .There is no server side process invloved in this so u can host this system
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Valuhack is a collaborative effort of a variety of newsgroups to port a simple program to as many languages as possible, while maintaining the true spirit of hacking.
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A diary backend designed to be easily accessed by IRC bots, web front ends, unix shells or whatever.
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The aim of this project is to design an open standard of distributed instant messenger protocol. Therefore, everyone can host instant messenger services through simple installation of server program that we provided.
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An overlay Networking Protocol, aims in creating a big secured virtual network, optimizing both speed and cost.
