7 projects tagged "random"
Updated 23 Jan 2013
PyScape
| Pop | 64.58 |
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| Vit | 1.43 |
PyScape generates dynamic soundscapes using the OpenAL library which can be manipulated interactively via a GUI. Several CC-licensed sounds are included, such as the Buddha Machine loops and various nature sounds.
Updated 16 Aug 2012
rand
| Pop | 24.84 |
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| Vit | 1.21 |
rand takes a file, input stream, or list of "words" and repeats them in a random order to the given output file or stdout.
Updated 22 Dec 2010
Random Password Generator Class
| Pop | 18.33 |
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| Vit | 29.73 |
Random Password Generator Class is a PHP class that can be used to generate random texts for using as passwords. It can generate a random text of a given length, which may contain either lower or upper case letters, numbers, or symbols.
Updated 13 Dec 2010
imapfoo
| Pop | 34.38 |
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| Vit | 2.59 |
imapfoo allows one to quickly add email messages to a specified IMAP folder. These messages can either be composed of random hexadecimal text, data specified on the command line, generated from an input file using Markov Chains (e.g. Lorem Ipsum style content), or read from an mbox file. It is written in Perl and uses a couple of standard modules, which are all part of Debian Lenny and also available on CPAN.
Updated 26 Oct 2010
Visual Disk Test
| Pop | 164.68 |
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| Vit | 3.92 |
VDT (Visual Disk Test) performs various I/O tests on files and devices such as whole hard disks, partitions, and logical volumes. It provides visual feedback on screen while offering a broad selection of addressing methods and test area selection.
Updated 27 Nov 2009
y_crypto
| Pop | 28.53 |
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| Vit | 35.69 |
The y_crypto library contains a number of PostgreSQL extension functions, primarily written in C. These include random number generation, generating hash digests, and RSA encryption, decryption, signing, and signature verification.
Updated 07 Jun 2009
timer_entropyd
| Pop | 27.78 |
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| Vit | 38.04 |
timer_entropyd feeds the /dev/random device with entropy data (random values) read from timers. It does this by measuring how much longer or shorter a sleep takes, since this fluctuates by a few microseconds every time. The time for a sleep jitters due to the fact that the frequency of the clocks of the timers change when they become colder or hotter. This program does not require any extra hardware. It produces around 500 bits per second. This program is also usable with virtualized systems.
