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Flash had to be useful for something: this
is it I think; covering just about every old-school arcade
game with a jump option all rendered in time to Van Halen's "Jump".
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Last Updated: 1 June 2004
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If you used to configure your train set purely for the purpose of
simulating dramatic crashes into stations or over mis-set points (as I may
have done), then you should find these dismounting games fun too. Good
physics simulation too...
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Last Updated: 1 June 2004
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Bruce Schneier is the author of the excellent Applied Cryptography, which is still the best resource for
information on cryptographic algorithms and security. He also publishes
Cryptogram, a
monthly newsletter which I can't recommend highly enough.
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Last Updated: 1 June 2004
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LAME is a the source code for a fully GPL licenced MP3 encoder, which has both
the speed and quality to rival commercial MP3 encoders. Since the project's inception in
1998 the code has been regularly improved and the feature list now includes
MPEG 1, 2 and 2.5 layer III encoding, constant (CBR) and variable (VBR and ABR)
bit-rate encoding and psycho-acoustic noise-shaping. Note that the project
is distributed as C source only, however, you can obtain a binary version of the
encoder by downloading CDEx.
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Last Updated: 25 April 2004
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CDEx is a very nice tool for CD ripping which has been developped continually since 1998. Tracklisting is provided through FreeDb.org
and audio files can be encoded in a wide variety of formats including MP3, Ogg Vorbis,
Monkey's Audio as well as to standard WAV files. There are also some nice batch encode/decode screens for translating between audio formats.
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Last Updated: 25 April 2004
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Eclipse is an excellent, highly extensible IDE for Java which was originally developed by
IBM and then released as a open-source project. There are some C# and
.NET development plugins emerging for it as well...
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Last Updated: 23 January 2004
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If you ever wanted to do anything interesting with the Windows Scripting Host then this is
the place to go. Everything from a lightweight forms packages and lots of controls to use
with it to an API toolkit that you can call from the scripting host. Combined with
a humorous editorial line and a smattering of vbAccelerator code you'll probably not
find much better.
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Last Updated: 7 November 2003
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If you haven't had enough options for installation systems already, then
check this one out. Developed to support Winamp
this is an excellent, tiny installer (adds only 20-40k overhead to the compressed
data) and supports everything you'd want to do, not to mention providing a, cough,
"lovely coding experience with elements of PHP and assembly". Very widely
used (visit the users page and follow some links - some very interesting applications
and coding tools to be found).
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Last Updated: 7 November 2003
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A neat Open Source (GPL) FTP
client in C++ with support for resumable uploads and downloads, custom
FTP commands, Site Manager, SOCKS4/5 and HTTP1.1 Proxies, SFTP and SSL secured connections.
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Last Updated: 7 November 2003
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Cracking open source (GNU LGPL)
DHTML-based editor for IE users, with ASP, ASP.NET, Javascript and IE Behaviour implementations
to support it. This
gives you all the editing facilities you'll need, has a good looking toolbar
and is well on the way to having full international support. I kinda like the name, too...
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Last Updated: 7 November 2003
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