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The Plutonium Project is a Call of Duty mod that aims to improve upon the supported games: BO1, BO2, MW3 and WaW. It provides dedicated server browsers, a built-in friend list, modding support through GSC scripting, and controller support, along with additional guns and maps.
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A guide for setting up the Plutonium launcher on Windows to play Call of Duty: Black Ops I, II and World at War. It covers downloading plutonium.exe, logging in, downloading the base game, and configuring the game folder with the launcher.
A suite of tools for 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons players and Dungeon Masters, serving as a digital reference for products the user owns. Includes the Plutonium module for Foundry virtual tabletop, which imports most 5etools content, and the Rivet browser extension for sending content and rolls from the site to Foundry. No account system; data is stored in cookies.
GameServe.rs is a server browser for modded Call of Duty clients, including Plutonium, IW4x, AlterWare, Aurora, HorizonMW, CoD4x and S2x, covering titles from Call of Duty (2003) to Call of Duty: WWII. It also offers a free public JSON API for server lists and player counts.
Cross-platform library and client implementation for Sony Sound Connect, formerly Headphones Connect. The repository provides a client for supported platforms including Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS, Android, Web and HarmonyOS, with web versions requiring a Web Serial-supporting browser. It is a successor to Plutoberth's original SonyHeadphonesClient. No release build exists for the current branch; nightly builds are available.
The U.S. Transuranium and Uranium Registries at Washington State University studies plutonium and uranium workers, using tissue and urine data to research actinide behavior in the human body and provide a scientific basis for radiation protection standards.