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The only open source counter to count any items the simplest and easiest way with the keyboard, or the mouse specifically on images. After associating a key to each item, or a predefined graphical symbol for images, pressing the key or clicking on the image increments its associated counter, and displays (for the images) the symbol at the mouse's pointer location. Such a project is so simple a child could use it!

Alien Evolution realtime socket based delivery. What makes this website truly unique is we are using a Alien Cipher encoded websocket to deliver the html and javascript to the client. After the initial key exchange Alien completely drops http transfers from the mix and pushes the Alien Evolution website to client via the socket. Secure content delivery and realtime interactivity are the primary goals of this project and Alien Evolution does not disappoint. Alien moves the logic outside of the webtree and provide cgi abilities via the apis that connect the endpoints together and allows Alien to deliver client code on a realtime basis according to user interactions. ...

Betty is a Perl-based coding style checker that enforces the Holberton School coding style (inspired by the Linux kernel style) for C code and documentation. It identifies inconsistencies, style violations, and formatting issues in C source files. You should be aware that by default, some text editors are using spaces instead of tabs. For instance, when you press tab key on emacs, by default, leading spaces will be put, and that will cause Betty to raise a lot of warnings. ...

Released under 'Creative Commons v3' license Alien Cipher is an endeavour to build my own symmetric cipher. The primary aim is to simply learn the fundamentals and finer details of cryptography in general and build working examples of my ideas in code. The code is shared here for posterity (future folk) in the guise that it may help others also on the path to cryptography. This code demo uses a 256bit rolling hash table (8x8bytes) at its heart to mix together pre-defined parameters in a way that allows the cipher to produce encoded output that is locked to a key of arbitrary length without padding. ...

Cress (Communication Representation Employing Systematic Specification) allows graphical description of a wide variety of services such as in data communications/telecommunications, but Cress is not limited to this. The approach allows services to be described graphically as (work)flows of activities. Cress diagrams are automatically translated into formal languages for rigorous analysis and verification, and are also automatically translated into implementation languages for deployment...