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FlowChain is not another clipboard history tool — it's a sequential auto-feed tool built for engineers. Capture a block of multi-line commands or text once, then send it into a target window one line at a time, in order, on demand. Choose your delivery method: standard clipboard paste, or literal keystroke-by-keystroke delivery, which still works over RDP/VNC and in environments where a normal paste doesn't reach the target.

...This script is designed to provide a way to find available subnets within a given supernet. For example, if you want to find all the available /19 networks available within your 10.0.0.0/8 space, you could feed this subnet all your known networks, and it will give you subnets which are not used. This can be used as a module to another Python script, or independently. Help available on within the interactive shell via help() or via cli via -h.

The SOSETSUKEN Engine is a handy tool for generating corruption parameters for use with the Vinesauce ROM Corrupter. You simply feed it the end byte found by Auto End, the level of corruption, and the amount of sets you want to generate. Its only throttle is the speed of your PC and the space left on your hard drive. This thing is fast, simple and small. It even puts out how long it takes to generate the requested sets at the very bottom of "params.txt" (the output file).

Pymailheaders is a small GTK+ program to display email headers in your mail box with POP3, IMAP4 and XML feed(including Gmail) support. It was innovated by xmailheaders, with new features like new mail highlighting.