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Find files within other ZIP JAR WAR EAR files. Search recursively for file names or search strings. This Java based utility can save you time when you wonder in which jar or ear file a particular class is defined.
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Looks at file names in a directory and finds common parts in them trying to search similar and repeated ones. Useful when you have multiple files which differ in checksum and somehow in names. You can collect them and make a decision afterwards.
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InfoSpace is an application which indexes and then allows you to search your personal information space, such as your email, your documents, your music, your videos, your Flickr account, your news feeds, the web pages you've visited and much more.
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a Lucene/Solr Analyzer/Tokenizer for documents written in Japanese using Igo morphological analyzer.
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Your monitoring isn't a stack. It's a pile. Fix that.Replace Datadog, New Relic, and Sentry without adding three more dashboards.
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ScenConnect shows scenarios as networks of situation and event tag sets, for fast comparisons. It links scenarios to tags, scores, and other metadata, creating situationals suitable for search, mining, machine learning, and planning.
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Music agent is a software agent designed to help people discover new creative commons licensed music according to their personal taste.
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Hyper-M is a bluetooth based DHT peer-to-peer infrastructure for J2ME (CLDC1.1/ MIDP2.0) enabled handphones. Hyper-M allows the user to create a peer-to-peer network and share and retrieve files on this network. Has been tested mainly on Nokia handphones
