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This tiny program enables you to manipulate a running kaffeine remotely by simply clicking on a button. It's using dcop over ssh. This is especially useful while watching a kaffeine broadcast on another computer. You need Java to run it.
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C# Website system. This is going to be the "Newer" Internet, and even has a custom theme system. This is going to let users do "anything" that won't harm the client computer in any way.
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