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A Demo Website for Encrypting &amp; Decrypting Images Using Various Algorithms including -<ol><li>basic XOR, </li><li>Electronic Codebook Mode, </li><li>Cipher Block chaining, </li><li>Propagating Cipher Block chaining, </li><li>Cipher Feedback Mode.</li></ol>When I started learning image encryption and the AES encryption algorithms for my final year project, I thought to build a tiny little project on the way, to solidify and grasp what I am learning. And this is it.This more useful to students for learning than daily usage(although it always work great). After encryption is performed successfully, it also renders the diagram of the technique used for the clarity of students.Note: PCBC mode does take more time than others. So keep little patience while using that algo.Tech stack:- Python, Streamlit

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This is Debajyati Dey's Portfolio Website. This website is packed with Futuristic Sci-fi themed Animations, visual &amp; sound effects. The website has four routes, homepage (landing page), a page for About Debajyati Dey, a Contact page and a page for showcasing Projects. Tech Stack : 1. TypeScript, 2. React, 3. Vite, 4. Appwrite Miscellaneous Libraries used - 1. Arwes (for sci-fi animation), 2. React-typed (for typing Animation in the Landing Page), 3. React-hot-toast (For Customisable Toast Notifications). The Site is open source. Checkout the source at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://github.com/Debajyati/profolio">GitHub</a>.

Profolio

<h2>gitFM</h2>is a command-line tool that can search GitHub/GitLab repositories, retrieve repository file contents and clone them normally or partially depending on your choice directly from the terminal (never leave the terminal). Your best friend for fetching repository contents as filesystem and easy partial cloning. Install gitFM via npm with `npm i -g gitfm` and run `gitfm --help` to know how to use it.Authenticate with your GitHub/GitLab account and start using this cool devtool. Enjoy!