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This small program is for ex World of Warcraft players. To use it simply edit dateQuit.txt with the day you quit the game. Must be in the format: month/day/year (ex: 11/12/2008). *Requires Linux *Requires knowledge of vim to edit

Basic blackjack game that supports most features in a game, 5 card trick, aces being 11 or 1. It has a very basic graphic drawing enginr that draws ASCII cards on the terminal. this can be seen in the screenshot. Should work on all linux PCs.

A fast-action, adrenaline-pumping remake of pong.

QSO-Graph is a suite of 11 MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers for amateur radio operators. Provides AI-powered access to QRZ, eQSL, LoTW, HamQTH, POTA, SOTA, IOTA, WSPR, solar weather, ADIF parsing, and HF Description: Propagation analytics. Native installers for Windows (InnoSetup) and Linux (RPM). All servers also available via pip from PyPI. Source code at github.com/qso-graph.

.... === Functions include === * Window creation * 32-bit RGBA bitmap creation * Fast software based drawing routines (pixels, lines, text etc) * Mouse and keyboard input === Details === * Written in C * Python bindings provided * Permissive BSD licence * Win32 version currently. Linux and Mac planned. === Performance === Running on Windows XP on an Intel Core i3 530 (3.4 GHz): * Putpixel - 31 million per second * Rectangle fill - 11 billion pixels per second * Text render - 11 million characters per second (8 point, fixed width font)

Access to the Ontos API - a RESTful Web service that provides NLProcessing of text and ontology support. See www.ontos.com and http://blog.ontos.com/?cat=11 and http://test.ontos.com/ontosApiDoc/

A simple PDP-11 emulator for first year alumni in computer sciences and alike.

The aim of the CPyrol project is to create a complete Python interpreter written in C++ with minimal system requirements and a very clean codebase. I am working on this project mainly to gather experience with the current C++ standart (C++ 11) and with compiler development, it is not (yet) intended for practical usage. This project is at an early stage of development. Currently implemented is a Lexer, Parser and Code Generator for compiling Python code into CPython-compatible bytecode.

...For numbers with established representations like hexadecimal where 10 = a, there is no support for that kind of representation. All values are represented as their decimal equivalent. To work with hexadecimal, the numbers would have to be converted from [2, A, B] to [2, 10, 11]. This is to allow for massive bases like base 9,000 since there isn't really a single character representation for 9,000.