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Torrent Search Engine (WinApp)
Fast and powerful search engine
Torrent Search Engine: TorrentSearch is a framework and script language for searching Bit Torrent websites and search engines for torrents. -
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Integra desktop search engine - cross-platform, portable, embeddable, extensible search engine and search tools (both console and GUI) for developers and end-users. Full unicode support, easy UI localisation, plugins for document parsers and unpackers.
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Fast, simple and reliable way locating file duplicates on your computer. This free application will search your defined folders for exact copies of your pictures, documents, archives or other files.
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Fully Managed MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL ServerCloud SQL handles your database ops end to end, so you can focus on your app.
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XLN Desktop Search is search engine for files and folders in your desktop. Using the KMP (Knuth-Morris-Pratt) string search algorithm makes it much faster. And it is so simple.
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A highly adaptable, configuration-driven search engine that uses a data source connector interface that allows for many different data sources to be accessed. Needs no recompilation. Ever.
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RSSE: Really Simple Search Engine is a C#.NET library, that allows indexing of RSS feeds for use in a search engine. RSSE provides semantic search, custom weight functions for keywords, and binary operators in search queries (AND, OR)...
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