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TikTok-ViewBot explores automated interactions with TikTok’s viewing mechanisms for research and educational purposes. The code demonstrates how scripted traffic might be generated and measured, highlighting the kinds of heuristics a platform could use to validate or discount views. It is often used to study rate limits, signature schemes, request patterns, and the fragility of naïve automation. Because it touches on automation against a third-party service, responsible use and adherence to...

Peer Calls is a self-hosted, open-source WebRTC-based video and audio calling platform for group communication. Designed for simplicity and privacy, it allows anyone to run their own video conferencing service without relying on third-party providers. Peer Calls supports multi-user rooms, screen sharing, and chat, all delivered via a clean web interface. It’s great for small teams, communities, and educational groups seeking secure and customizable alternatives to mainstream conferencing tools.

This software enables users to download video and audio content from a variety of supported websites for personal and educational use. It is free and open source, promoting transparency, flexibility, and community-driven development.

Reanimate is a Haskell-based animation library for programmatically creating high-quality vector animations. It provides declarative functionality for composing SVG-based animations and integrates with tools like LaTeX, FFmpeg, Inkscape, Blender, and more to deliver rich, animated content for educational and mathematical visualizations. Reanimate aims at being a batteries-included way of gluing together different technologies: SVG as a universal image format, LaTeX for typesetting, ffmpeg...

Evk is a simple lossy video codec. Project aims at developing a clean and functional implementation of basic algorithms used in video compression. Next goal is to create a detailed documentation together with tutorial about video compression.

An educational video codec based on XviD, but not MPEG-4 compliant. Every new version is incompatible with the previous, and it's buggy like it should be. :>