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...Packetstorm is all packet storm exploits database all inserted inside in the application Packetstorm, Shoppingosx an example of https connection. The application Ob open four browsers, Tesseract applications container, TAL, Chatosx, AndroMac, AndroEmu, MySMS, Shutdown, Updater, Search for, MyMaps, SOA, BLI, Xcoder, BasicProg, BasicProg2, VM, D,M&Z Suite Basic and D,M&Z Suite Advanced (POSIX based).
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Goal: to create a full range of free, easy-to-use utilities for the manipulation, editing, and maintenance of content for Curious Labs' Poser and DAZ Productions' DAZstudio.
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Software Automation Framework Support
Multiplatform data-driven test automation execution services
SAFS is a software test automation framework supporting data-driven (aka keyword-driven) functional test automation and associated services. The framework can run stand-alone on Windows, Linux, and Mac as well as integrate the use of IBM Rational Functional Tester, IBM Rational Robot, Smart Bear/AutomatedQA Test Complete, Apple XCode UIAutomation, Android SDK Automaton, Thoughtworks Selenium, and several other tools. Among other features, it provides advanced support of language... -
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UMS Services
Useful Mac Services
UMS is a collection of Mac OS X Services. Services are contextual workflows available throughout Mac OS X. They accept text or files from the current application or the Finder and appear in the Services menu. They can be used to shorten repetitive tasks f.e on files or folders. -
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The AppleMods project consists of AppleMods Loader, an easy-to-use module management system for AppleScript, and a range of general-purpose modules (or libraries) for working with lists, dates, files, and so on. Discontinued. Not supported on macOS 10.14+.
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Cydia Package Maker (CPM) lets you create application and theme packages. At the moment, it only supports themes, but in the near future, it will support applications too! You must be running Mac OS X 10.3.9+ and have Fink installed.
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An OSX script bundle for quick creation of a bare bones Application Bundle. Why? Because I was trying to get wxWidgets to work on the mac with Haskell exe's, and the only way is to put them inside an app bundle. This avoids Xcode and automates it
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Locomotive is a Cocoa GUI application that simplifies the process of developing Ruby on Rails applications on Mac OS X 10.4
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