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Passwords Generator
If You want to change your passwords globally, this program is for You
The program by getting input from the user can generate any number of passwords from the range 1 - 10000. The length of the password can by from the range 1 - 40. Also, you can save passwords in the file with the .pass extension. The program takes very low memory on your computer. You don't have to install a program - it's just a jar file ready to run. You only need to have JVM (Java Virtual Machine). So, if you want to change your passwords to social media and others globally this... -
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dwos
dwos is a distribute WEB-desktop OS and scientific computing platform
dwos is a distribute WEB-desktop OS. It mainly contains a WEB desktop environment, a chat-online system, a network disk system, a Scientific Computing platform(developing) and so on. It is developed by JAVA language using the JSH(JSF+Spring+Hibernate) framework. After about half year testing, now it's open source, you can download it and run on your computer, Tomcat and jetty server container are tested ok. It's developed by myself, more about me, see...
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