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qFlipper is a cross-platform desktop application that serves as the official graphical interface for managing and maintaining the Flipper Zero device from a computer environment. Built using the Qt framework, it runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, providing a consistent user experience across operating systems. Its primary function is to simplify firmware management by allowing users to update, repair, or install firmware with a single action, reducing the complexity typically associated with...

If you don't appreciate being "blasted" in the face by frantically flipping TV ad images, you might be interested in this project. It provides an alternate scene that the viewer may switch to during commercials and other promotions. Most modern TVs can act as a PC monitor. The viewer may easily switch to it using a remote control. This project uses a Raspberry Pi processor to present an alternate scene (audio and video) for the viewer to switch to during commercial breaks. It presents an accurate clock face (xclock) so the viewer may determine when to switch back to the TV program. It also produces a continuously running sound track. ...

...Easily write C++ code that is same as single-threaded ( or shorter and simpler) , and gxLibrary will compile and run that code as massive multi-threaded on any available GPU (CUDA/AMP) or CPU, either on local or remote PC. Write code functions once, just like they would be written for regular single-threaded cases - no need to write separate code for CUDA or AMP or CPU, or to modify code for parallel execution. No need for *any* knowledge about CUDA or AMP or even CPU multi-threading. gxLibrary is source only ( 4 files ), intended to be included in Visual Studio 2012+ projects , primarily geared for non-production projects (proofs of concepts, testing, individual problem solutions) on Visual C++ Win32 Console applications, but can be used in other environments also. ...

ADC is a tool that helps security administrators to maintain policy compliance of configurations and policies on numerous systems. ADC is similar to OpenAudit or OCS, however ADC is designed to collect arbitrary data (not limited to PC inventory), thus it helps information security experts control configurations and policies on remote servers.