AnFlood
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Anflood is a network tester that sends data to a server in order to crash it. This is my second project for android and I will continue to make more. Thanks . For best results start the program and click the box right beside the bytes textbox to change it to custom data. Then open the menu and click packet gen then press generate. Happy Flooding.
Pictures:
Code:
https://sourceforge.net/project/screenshots.php?group_id=506542&ssid=145524
DOWNLOAD:
Code:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/anflood/files/Update%20Feb-27/
QrCode:
*Updated
I updated this on feb 28th so check sourceforge.
Hey dude,very interested in this project. I'm currently running net tools 5 on my computer. I really want this to work on my tf101 Asus transformer. I DL it and it keep Force closing. Why? And if it did work,what do u put in the port and all that.
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"Bluehoo is a mobile app that helps you make new social connections with the people around you - for business or for pleasure.
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Bluehoo uses Bluetooth to discover "hoos" around you right here, right now, shows you those people’s profiles and helps you start conversations.
bluehooservice Moto Q9c - people report this device has a custom Bluehooth stack and doesnt currently work with Bluehoo - sorry! We require the MS stack"
Mobile download
PC download
it's nifty. bump.
it says installation of cab unsucessful i really want it
Worked for XV6800, I picked the HTC one.
i tried the htc one for my diamond and that's what it said
it works now... just had to install it via pc.
So for all the Dutchmen here:
The NS Reisplanner Xtra Alpha version provides (static) stats about how busy the trains are.
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I got this version because I participate in a research about this version.
Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?7slaism2h11h3as
Edit: All functionality has been implemented in the version available in the Play Store
So is this an official alpha, or a personal modified version? And how is the expected crowdedness determined? Because it said my planned trip wouldn't be crowdy, but actually some people had to stand
Edit: didn't see the comment under the image. If they're looking for more people, you can count me in!
It has started already, the aim of the research is to check if their statically data is right
Via Tapatalk 2 on MIUI V4
Well, you can mark the data for the international intercity to Brussels which departs at Roosendaal on saturday at 11:34 as incorrect
New version, should crash less:
http://www.mediafire.com/?pwz07r49dl57yg7
Ok guys.....It has been a while since I have been on here....
So what's new...
I decided it was about time I made it a little simpler to work with AppInventor so I took up the challenge to expand on an already offline local version of AppInventor.
So what did I do?
I took the offline AppInventor and loaded it in to a simple UI......
But that's not all.....
I created a set up which will install and help configure all the things you need to start building right up to publishing your apps
The ISO currently stands at something like 1.3GB but that is only because it is packed with everything you need.
Right now I'm running short on time and will not be able to upload right now.....but.....enjoy some screenies lol
Upload will follow soon enough.
Peace guys.
Install ADK.....
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Install 1 of 2 Publishers.....
Configure JAVA Environment Variable Guide....
UI Loading Screen......
Main UI.....
Choose Publisher.....
Publisher......
Hello,
I just want to share a simple launcher that I made using powerpoint45's tutorial.
LauncherOne v1.1
- very simple, clean look
- drag up to access app drawer
- small filesize (~250KB) and RAM usage (only 20MB!)
What's missing from L1 (that's present on other launchers):
- widgets
- additional pages and a dock
- a settings page
L1 was designed with the new Android users and the elderly in mind.
Minimum required Android version: 2.3.3
Download: https://www.mediafire.com/?n2g15a7g6wvvbab
I am on a constantly tight schedule, and I am looking for developers who would gladly pick up where I have stopped and continue work.
Git repository: https://github.com/aureljared/launcherone
Fork, make changes, merge, and open pull requests.
Thanks!
Screenshots:
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Actually, this was going to be part of the upcoming Raccoon v4.0 release, but since I am hopelessly behind schedule on that project, I decided to make it available as standalone application:
FileCast a zero config, on-the-fly personal webserver for transferring files to your mobile without the need of any client side app or pushing your data through semi trustworthy cloud services.
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DOWNLOAD LINKe
Using FileCast is as easy as it gets:
Start the Application with the file/directory you want to transfer
Scan the QR code on your mobile device and download through your webbrowser
There is no step 3
How to open the link in phone?
I tried the app and when I open the link in Firefox for Android (or the AOSP browser) it says that connection timed out. How to open the links in the phone?
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