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[ Please read https://sourceforge.net/p/darkbot/news/2014/01/darkbots-revitalization/ ] Darkbot is a portable IRC chat robot written in the C language that can be taught responses to user inquiries, and even have conversations with them. Darkbot was originally created by Jason Hamilton as an aid for help channels on Intenet Relay Chat.

Handheld device with ATmega microcontroller. This is only an educational project. Alternative name for this device is 'Epsilon Aurigae'. Hardware: - AVR ATmega2560V @ 7.3728MHz - 64kB external RAM expansion (xmem) - EasyTFT M7-A070A 7" 800x480 65K-color TFT w/ touchpad - SIM900 GSM module - FGPMMOPA4 GPS module - 2GB+ SD card - DS1307 real time clock - HC-05 bluetooth module - TEA5767 based stereo tuner Software: - qtaPhoneOS - FAT file system is being handled by FatFs library...

A controller program with flexibility to create custom control system. Some of the features included are internet protocols TCP and UDP, serial port, joystick/gamepad, keyboard, camera, etc. Initially intended to be used in electronics projects where serial communication is common but extended to do common tasks like web browsing, music listening, application opening with custom keyboard shortcuts or text commands. The program is still at alpha stage so updated frequently with various...

Clock in/out from any phone, or from the web portal. Comes with full web portal and reports. Get the latest build from SVN Checkout (Public/SVN Repository). For more information on Asterisk PHP Timeclock, visit http://www.asterisktimeclock.org

AtomicGPSClock is a low cost alternative to keep precise time on your computer. It utilizes any GPS that outputs the NMEA 2.0 protocol via RS-232 to accurately set a computers clock. For standalone, mobile, or network (SNTP) installations.

Punch is a J2ME MIDP punch clock application for measuring the time you spend on a project from your MIDP-enabled device.

GunStamp is a program which can be used where ever accurate timestamping of events are required. What it does, is to syncronize the computer clock to an external time source (a GPS) connected to a serial port, and then use this clock to timestamp events.