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The aw script is written so that you can browse web sites through the command line by specifying where to look at in a concise manner. It can also be used to make an excerpt of web sites.
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Law Leecher is a multi-threaded web crawling tool which extracts laws from the EU law database PreLex (http://ec.europa.eu/prelex/). It's written in Ruby.
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An open web-service for tagging (aka folksonomy) of web bookmarks (similar to del.icio.us), but with an emphasis on information organization, reuse and collaboration.
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get_ranking_gtk is a gui-based webpage-searching program. It searches the online-ranking of the MMOG Regnum Online for all statistics about a given player and shows them to the user. It requires additional Ruby, GTK and Ruby-Gnome2.
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Hyper Estraier is a full-text search system. It works as with Google, but based on peer-to-peer architecture. Using Hyper Estraier, we can construct a large-scaled search engine with cheap computers.
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Open Taxonomy - Web-based end-user navigation and editing of a tag-based taxonomy. Uses Ruby on Rails to support collaborative building of a web directory structure. Popular tags/categories can be "Elected" to become the official taxonomy.
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ngetsuite is a collection of ruby scripts for retrieving binaries from Usenet. It uses nget and yydecode for fetching and decoding, stores the article headers in a MySQL database, and comes with a eruby web interface for remote control.
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The Medlane project is an attempt to create a set of tools that will enable librarians to move from the standard MARC (MAchine Readable Cataloging) format to a new library/museum XML format. This move will ensure traditional library/museum data remains
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