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maerk.xyz
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| | | | | I think the best thing I ever did for myself was turn an old PC my grandfather gave me into a home server. Even though it was done very poorly and was soon replaced by a newer PC, it was the true beginning of my experience with Linux and I've learned a ton since then. At this point I don't even know what I'd do without my home server. Why? I realize that this post is for a pretty niche audience. If you understand what I'm gushing about then you probably already have a server, but you don't then you probably have no desire for one. If you're the type of person who uses Google Photos and Netflix, I'm probably not going to convice you that you need a server. However, if you hate the fact that you rely on those services, maybe there's a chance. Not only do you l... | |
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nonpolynomial.com
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| | | | | Nonpolynomial is a small company involved in making complex interfaces easier and more secure for people who need those attributes. Our primary focus is engineering with a human focus. We like working on problems for people who need to develop tactile contact via systems that don't ordinarily facilitate tactility. Products Buttplug.io Buttplug.io is an open-source ... | |
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| | | | | Of all the games I've played on the iPad and iPhone, two stand out as the epitome of iOS gaming: Zen Bound, and The Room. I've been racking my brain trying to | |
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