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antox

Android client for Project Tox - secure p2p messaging

autogit

Creates automatic backups of your repo in a branch 'backup' as long as it's running.

batphone

The Serval Mesh app for Android. EXPERIMENTAL SOFTWARE.

bitcoin-recurring-payments

Send recurring payments with only a bitcoin node on linux

chain-tip-test

A repo for people like myself to test out the cool bounty feature offered by ChainTip

coinbase-commerce-api-wrapper-ruby

Coinbase commerce API wrapper ruby

conky-config-examples

Conky configuration examples

core

Bountysource is the funding platform for open-source software.

diaspora

A privacy-aware, distributed, open source social network.

gnu-social

GNU social is social communication software for both public and private communications.

godir

Private directory for Go beginner stuff

heliumatom

Classical chaotic simulation of a toy model helium atom

horizontal-scroll-xbindkeys

Scroll horizontally with appropriate mouse wheel xkeybindings configuration. Especially useful for LibreCalc.

introtospartanfpgabook

A book on using the Spartan 3E FPGA with VHDL, using the Papilio One or Digilent Basys2 boards

libreqiskit

LibreQiskit is a free and open-source fork of the Qiskit SDK, which is for working with quantum computers at the level of extended quantum circuits, operators, and primitives.

mastodon

Your self-hosted, globally interconnected microblogging community

messagerelay

Tox Message Relay

mir

The Mir compositor

morph-browser

programizer.github.io

pyparticles

Particles simulation in python

qiskit-community-tutorials

A collection of Jupyter notebooks developed by the community showing how to use Qiskit

quantum_algorithms

scientilla

screenshots

Screenshots

shoralgqiskit

This project implements Shor's Algorithm in IBM's Qiskit SDK in simulation, to link with the simulators from IBM Q Experience. It was done in the Quantum Information Project Course (AP3421) at TU Delft in the 2nd Quarter of 2018/2019. Authors: Rui Maia and Tiago Leão

simulation-of-a-tokamak-fusion-reactor

This is a simple simulation of a Tokamak fusion reactor. It demonstrates how charged high-energy particles can be held in a magnetic bottle (the Tokamak), without touching its walls and melting them.

simuquant-files

A few files for the program simuquant

sympy

A computer algebra system written in pure Python

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