#5503

WinSCP (short for Windows Secure Copy) is a free, open-source (S)FTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3 and SCP client for Windows, developed by Martin Přikryl from Czech Republic in 2000. It's mainly used to securely transfer files between local and remote computers, but it also provides features as a simple file manager and file synchronizer. In order to realize secure file transfer, it uses Secure Shell (SSH) to establish connections and provides support for SCP and SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol).
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#5493
Even today, none of Google's Chrome and Chromium official releases or any variation of Chromium cares about the user habits. In other words, the officials only care about the implementation of the core functions, user interface tweaks and bug fixes of their web browser. As for the two most important things - the ease of use and performance of browser, Google never takes them seriously. That's why so many variations of Chromium appear and they are more popular than Chrome or Chromium.

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#5492

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#5491
HOIC (AKA: H.O.I.C., short for High Orbit Ion Cannon) is a free and open-source network stress testing and DoS/DDoS attacking application for Windows, Mac and Linux. It was written in Visual Basic and C#, developed by Anonymous (a hacktivist collective) during the Operation Payback after federal agents shut down Megaupload, and released as LOIC's predecessor.

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#5490

LOIC (short for Low Orbit Ion Cannon) is a free and open-source network/website stress testing tool initially developed by Praetox Technologies (currently maintained by the open source community) with C# in 2014. It's made for educational purposes only (that's to say, you should not use this software for illegal or unethical purposes, including activities that give rise to criminal or civil liability), and intended to help server owners develop a "hacker defense" attitude.
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#5482
MiXplorer is a versatile multi-tab file manager for Android OS, developed by Hootan Parsa from Canada. As a small, fast, smooth, beautiful and full-featured file manager with a comfortable interface layout, MiXplorer supports ROOT, color customization, UI customization, batch files moving and copying, a variety of sorting types, unlimited tabs, has an inbuilt simple file editor, supports for multiple languages, supports Samba, SFTP, WebDAV, Bluetooth, and so on.

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#5472

gEDA is a free, open-source and cross-platform (but mainly designed for Linux) EDA project. It provides a mature electronic design solution, including schematic diagram capture, property management, BOM (Bill of Materials) generation, 20 grid tables, analog and digital simulation, and printed circuit board layout (PCB suite, free software application).
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#5461
In the process of learning PCB design technology, many people may want to know what EDA design software is the most appropriate one? If it was several years ago, I would not hesitate to recommend Altium Designer to everyone. Because it was very popular, came with all kinds of supporting resources, and if you had any problem, you could always find someone familiar with this tool to ask for help. But today, KiCad has become a better choice.

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#5434

Some users would say "Who's going to adapt to some dedicated tool to share files within a LAN now? Any instant messaging software can easily achieve the file sharing purpose". However, considering the work efficiency, the file upload/download speed of using a dedicated LAN file-sharing tool can reach the maximum speed that a router can handle in a LAN office environment. Otherwise, you will not only occupy the important Internet bandwidth resources, but also upload and download files at a very limited speed!
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#5386
Over the last 20 years, the most popular two music players on Windows have been Winamp and foobar2000. By contrast, the former focuses on exquisite appearance and ease of use, while the latter is for power users to chew over. So, Winamp is actually more popular and has more users than foobar2000, just like the relationship between WinRAR and 7-Zip. In other words, foobar2000 is only suitable for advanced computer users who like to play around with powerful software (not for AppNee).

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