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NAutoClicker is a functional tool for performing mouse actions. The clicker has 2 modes of operation: click and hold. You can also set the interval, the button that should be pressed and the type of click. Requires JDK 19.0.2 at least to run.

... - You need to install JAVA 1,8 on your operating system - Download checkvpn.zip and unzip it - Double click on checkvpn.jar - Click on the button « Update ip » when the VPN is stopped to get your public ip address. - Type the programs separated by semicolon that you would like to stop when the vpn is falling down (ex: utorrent.exe;firefox.exe on linux just put « firefox » no extension) - Click on start button and the program will check every x seconds your ip address, if it not the vpn's ip the programs will be stopped by this tool. - The option « auto start » start the process automaticaly...

Web interfaced music juke box for Raspberry Pi Features set auto scan local and remote storage for music file and store them in database with separated type, quality, year, genre, album, artist, composer, song, duration, tags, and original location Manually adding directories or songs in the database above Create playlists (static) Create playlist ad hoc by query or wizard driven Add songs to static playlists Navigate over file system with filtering Play playlist in modes sequential, random, repeat Edit song tags with corresponding DB record update Support formats MP3, WAV, WV(ISO), FLAC, APE, AAC. ...

Transparent file encryption performs real-time I/O encryption and decryption of the files in any block data with 16 bytes. The encryption uses a 256 bits symmetric key to encrypt or decrypt the data with AES encryption algorithm. Auto file encryption protects data "at rest", meaning the transparent data and files encryption. It provides the ability to comply with policies which can be applied by users, processes and file type. This allows only authorized users and processes to access the encrypted files, unauthorized users and processes can’t access the encrypted files. ...