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OpenBoxes
Manage inventory and track stock movements for healthcare facilities
OpenBoxes is an open‑source inventory and supply chain management system tailored for healthcare and disaster-relief logistics. It allows tracking of stock movements, warehouse-to-ward distribution, order requests, and shipment management—deployed in countries like Haiti, Rwanda, Liberia via Partners In Health. -
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VIMKiller
Exiting VIM is hard; sometimes we need to take drastic measures
VIMKiller is a humorous yet functional project created as a playful response to the classic challenge of exiting the Vim editor. Designed as a physical button housed in a 3D-printed case, it connects to an Arduino that sends a serial message when pressed. This message is captured by a Julia script running in the background, which promptly terminates all Vim processes on a Linux machine. The project includes CAD files for the enclosure, Arduino code, and setup instructions, making it possible... -
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tk-number
tk-number is a spreadsheet program written in tcl/tk
tk-number (or tk#) is a spreadsheet that uses names rather than numbers for the rows and columns. Any tcl expression and even user written procedures can be used in any cell. Cells can be conditionally highlighted in color, font, relief and several other ways (see the screen shot). -
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QuakeIIxp is a multi-platform (windows, linux and freeBSD (experemental)) graphics port of the game Quake II developed by Id Software. Completely updated rendering takes full advantage of the latest graphics cards to get the perfect picture, preserving the original style of the game.
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Pathfinder MineSweeper
Une implémentation de l'algo A*
Ce programme est un pathfinder mettant en scène un robot démineur dont le comportement est simulé. Ici le programme extrait les données d'un terrain à partir d'une heightmap. Puis le robot simulé trace son chemin de bombe en bombe sur le terrain. Tout ceci vu par l'utilisateur via un affichage 3D. L'algorithme utilisé pour le pathfinding est l'algorithme A* (A STAR) -
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Liferay Security Patches
Security patches for Liferay Portal
The Liferay Community Security Team is an all-volunteer group of community members who manage security issues related to Liferay CE. When security-related issues arise in the open source Liferay project, the CST works to minimize the impact and provide relief to the community. In addition, the CST provides ongoing education to developers and users to keep their Liferay sites secure. -
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BinaryView
Show binary data
BinaryView is able to show 2d binary data either as xy-plot or using a simple fragment shader. Standard shaders like simple color mapping or a relief shading for digital elevation data already exist, but you can also write your own shader. As an example, the screenshots show Mars MOLA topographic data taken from http://pds-geosciences.wustl.edu/missions/mgs/megdr.html -
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Carnaval est un logiciel destiné au calcul de masques et d'ensoleillement. La version actuelle permet de calculer les trajectoires solaires et les masques de terrain liés au relief (modèle issu des données SRTM). Les développements ont été repris par Sober Software. Merci de visiter ce site pour télécharger la dernière version et accéder aux nouvelles fonctionalités : www.sober-software.com
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Pick 5
Pick 5, Washington's Lottery picker
Pick 5, Washington's Lottery picker for Automated What IF report, pairs, triplets, spread signature variant relief. Perfect ODD, Perfect Even, Perfect Spread, Perfect singles, pairs, triplets, quads. Spectrum sparse rating to perfect rating. Hit 5 game. Simulate making living on playing the Lottery. -
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Simple program the draw maps to use in a Dungeons and Dragons gaming session. It will probably remain 2D, eventually drawing general,relief and city maps should be drawable
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...Every effort is made to make the system "just work" for inexperienced users. As wide a variety of hardware as possible is supported. The intended use is for emergency and disaster relief situations as well as experimentation and educational use.
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The RITA database application helps WFP and the Logistics Cluster to support the broader humanitarian community during an emergency, by tracking the storage and transportation of supplies (commonly known as “Relief Items”, or “Non-Food Items”
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This software can be used for relief and normal maps calculation by 3D sculptors and designers. Reliefer can be called from Blender by means of Python script. It's a GPU-based visual computing application so requres OpenGL 2 compitable video subsystem.
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Middlesim is a light-weight HLA simulation middleware framework. Providing relief from many of the annoying programming “features” of the HLA, it provides a simplified API that is both concise and easy to use.
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A platform & DB-independent method for receiving job or volunteer application online and subsequently evaluating and managing them. Developed by Oxfam Australia for the Humanitarian Relief Register: http://www.caa.org.au/helping/work/relief/index.html
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three-d-scan visualizes a model of our 3d-scanner as well as the measurement results. Import a relief of your environment to your PC!
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