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Quick Response (QR) Codes are two-dimensional barcodes which encode text content. QR Codes can contain over 4,000 characters, and can be scanned by any compatible barcode scanner in a fraction of a second. QR Codes are used for asset tagging, proof of identity, event ticketing, interactive museum exhibits, orienteering, school quizzes, business cards and much more! Once encoded, the URL or data withing the QR Code is permanent and almost impossible to modify.

...QR Codes come in two types, either static or dynamic. We always recommend to use dynamic codes. Static code simply encode the information. With Kaywa you can create an unlimited number of static QR Codes free of charge. More interesting are dynamic codes and our QR MGMT only stores these. dynamic codes can be changed, tracked and they are ideal for scanning with a mobile phone.

Manually processing uploads, and old-school transfer methods like email and FTP, are a drag. Give them real-time feedback and instant email notification upon transfer completion. With the quick and easy solution. Because happy customers are repeat customers. FileChucker is an AJAX-based web application that lets you accept file uploads on your own website. It's simple to install, packed with features, fully configurable, nice looking, and very handy for when you want to share files with...

...Writebox accesses your file contents, file name and folder tree through Dropbox/Google API. We don't store your file contents in our server, we save it in your local cache. We don't read your file contents, we just convert the file encoding to show characters correctly. We store the filepath of the file you last opened in Writebox in our server. This is for syncing the last edited file across devices. We collect analytics data through Google Analytics when you use Writebox. This is used only for service improvement. Writebox is a simple and distraction-free text editor for Chrome, iOS and the web.

...Data editing is done in a break-proof manner with the lengths, checksums, offsets, and other inter and intra-packet dependencies recalculated on-the-fly for all affected packets and protocol layers. One could think of WireEdit as a Microsoft Word™ for captured network data. All other packet editing tools are very limited in their ability to edit binary encoded stack layers above TCP/UDP without breaking packets' integrity. WireEdit is a full-stack packet editor by design. It doesn't break packets' integrity at any layer. WireEdit with IETF protocols support is $95/day (24 hours). Other packages/durations as well as site licenses are available. WireEdit is a proprietary, enterprise level captured network traffic editor. ...