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CoomerDL is an open-source command-line tool designed to download and archive content from websites supported by the Coomer platform, which aggregates publicly available content from various creators. The tool enables users to automate the retrieval of media such as images, videos, and metadata associated with creator profiles. It is built to handle large volumes of content efficiently, allowing users to download entire collections or selectively retrieve specific posts. The application...

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...

...Developers can embed players in RecyclerView lists, wire custom controls, and switch underlying renderers or decoders to match device capabilities and formats. Hooks for callbacks and state listeners make it straightforward to integrate analytics, preloading, and error recovery into apps. With a modular design and extensive demos, GSYVideoPlayer serves both as a practical production player and as a reference for building polished media experiences on Android.

YouTube-DL-PyTK (formerly known as YouTube-DL-GTK) is just a graphical launcher for yt-dlp. Its purpose is simple; to facilitate the downloading of non-copyright-protected videos from certain internet websites including YouTube. Source code is included and can be executed directly if you have Python and the proper dependencies available. I digitally sign some files in my releases. If you'd like to verify those signatures, you can find my PGP/GPG keys...

This is a MATLAB model of an end-to-end chain compliant to the DVB-T2 standard (ETSI EN 302 755 available from www.etsi.org). It was originally developed within the DVB consortium (www.dvb.org) by AICIA, BBC, Pace, Panasonic and SIDSA.

...I'll implement them as I learn them. As of October 6, 2018; I have "abandoned" the project. I have actually forgotten everything I know about Python since writing this and other than adding error handlers; I really don't know how much further I could take it. I wanted to build a simple calculator, and I did.