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A terminal client for searching through torrent-sites

A tracking utility for time on software projects

Send bulk email in a trickle over mandrill

apple push notifications using only the new p8 format not the older pem format. fork from 1klap/p8push

Cross Tweetbot off your list. TTT is your Twitter CLI

A collection of command line utilities to interact with tu.is

With twineCSV you can convert your localisation files to csv, so that others can edit them via Excel. After exporting it back to csv you can convert it to the twine format again.

CLI for helping batch building from Unity Editor

Teensy wrapper around gpg, mostly to make it easier to lock up my project euler files

CLI to access your Uniara Virtual grades from your terminal

Unity Editor installer

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Vera helps you automatize the process of organizing, cleaning and sorting your photo and video files.

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Downloads vim plugins and installs them into the pathogen.vim bundle directory.

Command line interface to Virtualmaster. Control your virtual infrastructure.