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Provenance is an iOS & tvOS frontend for various emulators, supporting multiple Atari, Bandai, NEC, Nintendo, Sega, SNK and Sony console systems. It offers smooth and accurate, full-speed emulation to give you an awesome and genuine playing experience. Provenance is built with a host of awesome features, such as save anywhere and battery saves, controller support, automatic ROM matching and ROM customizations, and many more. Provenance supports a great number of console systems, with more...

...Think of it as a single hub where your entire library, spanning every console, computer, and arcade system ever made, lives in one place. ForPC features a clean library interface with cover art, metadata, save state management, controller support, cheat codes, and shader presets. Whether you are revisiting a childhood classic or exploring software history, ForPC makes it simple.

General purpose sorting software. It comes with a command line sort/merge utility and a C library other programs can use to cover some basic needs for data sorting.

This modification of the ext2 kernel module allows to create files (cover files) whose block arrangement gets manipulated to represent a binary code, which can be extracted later. The information hiding approach used in this project was introduced by Khan et. al in 'Designing a cluster-based covert channel to evade disk investigation and forensics' (1st approach). Algorithm: When a cover file is written, an even blocknr.

Open Embedded Real Time Operating System. Widely and graphically configurable from a very small non-preemtive OS up to a fully featured pre-emptive system. First target is to cover 8-bit AVR microncotroller's family with GCC - AVR compiler.

...You notice a problem with your network, and though you have lots of management tools running, querying ports and visualizing data, but either just that exact port you need hasn't been added to your NMS, or the data stored does not cover the detail you need, or has been compressed to compensate for outrageous space requirements ... HIDS SNMP Manager attempts to solve this problem for you. Any device's ports added to it will be logged, without averages to save space, while at the same time keeping relevant details for indefinite time at low requirements on space (e.g. keeping in/out/error counters of a router interface, at 1min intervals, for a whole month only comes in at ~130k)