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Universal Radio Hacker (URH) is a tool for investigating unknown wireless communication protocols. It supports signal capturing, decoding, modulation analysis, and protocol reverse engineering through an intuitive graphical interface. URH is used in research, security testing, and hobbyist electronics for understanding proprietary RF systems, IoT device communication, and embedded protocols.

Play any of the nine classes from Team Fortress 2 with signature weapons and abilities to fight against a relentless flood of enemy spies that increase in difficulty! Don't let them backstab you, try not to let them touch the bottom of the screen, and watch out for special attacks, aggressive behavior, and boss spawns. Attempt to defeat the three Prime Evils one brother at a time; or all at once during the Uber Event! Requires Python 3.7 and Pygame 1.9.6. Plays in 1400x800 window. These are FREE: Python Download: https://www.python.org/downloads/ Python/Pygame install YouTube tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdUZArA-kZw Game Information file included. ...

...Training the system requires a dataset of labeled images representing the boss and other people so that the model can learn to differentiate between them.

...The user will have to travel down 4 main paths each progressively harder than the last and each will have more than one genre conflicting inside. Each main path (connected by a central hub) will get harder as the user progresses down, finally reaching a unique boss at the end.

Negative Space P3DR (Remake using Panda3D): A classic Shoot 'Em Up. 4 axis movement, space key to shoot. It features 3 levels: 2 normal levels in which the player has to dodge enemy drones and a 3rd one that features an end game boss fight.

Overtime meter is a small wxPython program which stays in your tray and counts the minutes your spend at work. Then by the end of the month you can tell your boss exactly how much extra money he should pay you.

A server based music (ogg/mp3/flac) player. Written in Python/C, uses sqlite for a database backend, and xml-rpc for client/server communication. Released clients are for php, sdl and curses(geezer).