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Over two-thirds of people reuse passwords across sites, resulting in an increasingly insecure e-commerce ecosystem. Learn how passwordless can not only mitigate these issues but make the authentication experience delightful. Implement Auth0 in any application in just five minutes
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JaguiD is a Java GUI for DOS. It consists of several sub-projects including a Java Compiler, a Class Runner and a Jar Packager. JaguiD has limited Java support to provide a Graphical User Interface for DOS and compatibles.
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The Danber project aims to create an operating system where both Windows and Linux programs can be run: it is a Windows NT based kernel, but with UNIX user mode compatibility. Support for both PE and ELF executable formats.
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Obtruder will allow MacOS X developers to write bundles or libraries that are loaded into every user process and provide support for applying patches to specific methods. Obtruders are similar to Classic System Extensions or Application Enhancers.
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Based on an architecture that is a mix of exokernel and micro-kernel, ev/ros shall be an innovative and revolutionary operating system that will support many platforms and provide conventional, distributed, and hard real time features.
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ReverseLogix is the only end-to-end return management system that lets you initiate returns, configure return processing, and even handle repairs. Your complex returns require nuanced solutions, but you can’t find a system that can handle the job.
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A small multitasking OS to run on 65C816 based systems. Features to include a GUI support for as much HW for the supported systems as possible and a system of system extensions for easy expandability of the OS. The initial Development is being done on the Apple IIgs, with plans to port to the Commodore 64 with a SuperCPU. Eventually there will be ports to other 8 and 16-bit CPUs beginning with the 6502, followed by the z80, 6800, 6809, 8086, PDP-11, and then the TMS9900. Once...
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