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No Crappy Passwords
Takes your crappy password and makes it non-crappy
Hashes, encrypts, and encodes lousy passwords based information from initial hashes, combined with user provided offsets. Creating easy to memorize systems of passwords and offsets, the possibilities are endless, with never a need to file your passwords to disc or entrust them to a password manager. -
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BlackTools tcl
ultimate channel management tcl script for eggdrop
BlackTools is the most complete channel management tcl script for eggdrop/windrop who can manage channels from all the IRC networks, although some modules are specifically designed only for Undernet network. Offers everything you need for you to start using your eggdrop by having a lots of commands, protections, modules that make your channel more safe and your life easier. -
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tkPacman
A GUI for the 'pacman' package manager of Arch Linux
tkPacman is a lightweight graphical user interface for 'pacman', the package manager of Arch Linux. It is built with Tcl/Tk. As such it is compatible with all window managers and desktop environments. It only interacts with the package database via the CLI of 'pacman'. So, installing and removing packages with tkPacman or with pacman leads to exactly the same result. tkPacman is started using your normal (unprivileged) user account.
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