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This little application will query any half life or counter strike server or problably any mod of half life. It gives you information about the server and allows you to auto join the server when an available slot becomes available. It also has the option of accounting for reserved slots on a server. And it has a neat little favorites list too to store your favorite servers for easy joining.

This is a basic IRC server. You can join channels, talk in channels, and private message. I have the code set to default to 20 maximum connections. To increase this just increase the value of MaxSck in the form_load sub on form 1. Have fun!

This grabs the source to web pages. I made this because there were a few pages that did some things that I was curious on how it was done and I couldn't view the source with conventional methods because the page would not allow it or it forwarded me on too fast. Since this just opens up a socket to the web server and dumps the data to a text box it is unaffected by the actual code on the page.

Redirects connections. Functions like a bouncer or proxy. I wrote it for a friend that went to school and they would only allow outbound connections threw port 80 (standard http port) So I set this up for him on my machine listening on port 80 and redirecting him to and irc server on port 6667. Nifty eh?

It's a complete forums system with private messaging, moderation, and minimal admin abilities.

This is a basic IRC server. You can join channels, talk in channels, and private message. I have the code set to default to 20 maximum connections. To increase this just increase the value of MaxSck in the form_load sub on form 1. Have fun!

This grabs the source to web pages. I made this because there were a few pages that did some things that I was curious on how it was done and I couldn't view the source with conventional methods because the page would not allow it or it forwarded me on too fast. Since this just opens up a socket to the web server and dumps the data to a text box it is unaffected by the actual code on the page.

Redirects connections. Functions like a bouncer or proxy. I wrote it for a friend that went to school and they would only allow outbound connections threw port 80 (standard http port) So I set this up for him on my machine listening on port 80 and redirecting him to and irc server on port 6667. Nifty eh?

This little application will query any half life or counter strike server or problably any mod of half life. It gives you information about the server and allows you to auto join the server when an available slot becomes available. It also has the option of accounting for reserved slots on a server. And it has a neat little favorites list too to store your favorite servers for easy joining.

It's a complete forums system with private messaging, moderation, and minimal admin abilities.

This Guest Book comes with a full set of admin features that let you moderate and customize the guestbook for your site. It is written in ASP.NET and uses a DSNless connection to an access database to store the data. The directory the guestbook resides in must be writable by the web server. Going to http://yoursite.com/guestbook/admin allows you to administer the guestbook. The first time you visit the administration interface it will prompt you to create a password. The password can be reset by FTPing into your site and deleting the passowrd.config file and revisiting the admin section.

This little application will query any half life or counter strike server or problably any mod of half life. It gives you information about the server and allows you to auto join the server when an available slot becomes available. It also has the option of accounting for reserved slots on a server. And it has a neat little favorites list too to store your favorite servers for easy joining.

This is a basic IRC server. You can join channels, talk in channels, and private message. I have the code set to default to 20 maximum connections. To increase this just increase the value of MaxSck in the form_load sub on form 1. Have fun!

This grabs the source to web pages. I made this because there were a few pages that did some things that I was curious on how it was done and I couldn't view the source with conventional methods because the page would not allow it or it forwarded me on too fast. Since this just opens up a socket to the web server and dumps the data to a text box it is unaffected by the actual code on the page.

Redirects connections. Functions like a bouncer or proxy. I wrote it for a friend that went to school and they would only allow outbound connections threw port 80 (standard http port) So I set this up for him on my machine listening on port 80 and redirecting him to and irc server on port 6667. Nifty eh?

It's a complete forums system with private messaging, moderation, and minimal admin abilities.

This little application will query any half life or counter strike server or problably any mod of half life. It gives you information about the server and allows you to auto join the server when an available slot becomes available. It also has the option of accounting for reserved slots on a server. And it has a neat little favorites list too to store your favorite servers for easy joining.

This is a basic IRC server. You can join channels, talk in channels, and private message. I have the code set to default to 20 maximum connections. To increase this just increase the value of MaxSck in the form_load sub on form 1. Have fun!

This grabs the source to web pages. I made this because there were a few pages that did some things that I was curious on how it was done and I couldn't view the source with conventional methods because the page would not allow it or it forwarded me on too fast. Since this just opens up a socket to the web server and dumps the data to a text box it is unaffected by the actual code on the page.

Redirects connections. Functions like a bouncer or proxy. I wrote it for a friend that went to school and they would only allow outbound connections threw port 80 (standard http port) So I set this up for him on my machine listening on port 80 and redirecting him to and irc server on port 6667. Nifty eh?