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Leagueloch
Free Portable Database For Organizing Your Legal Paper Work
...Its basic design, makes it very easy to use, specially if your dyslexic !!!! Its main purpose is for the organization of your legal paper work !!!! It also incorporates, it's own chat browser, for peer 2 peer video chats, none of which are monitored, making it ideal for legal chats !!! -
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styled-icons
Popular icon packs like Font Awesome, Material Design, and Octicons
styled-icons provides over 20,000 icons from the following icon packs as Styled Components, with full support for TypeScript types and tree-shaking / ES modules. Finally, you will need to have installed a version of styled-components at least version 4.1.0 or newer, as styled-icons depends on styled-components as a peer dependency. All icons are available for preview at the Icon Explorer. For the individual icon pack packages (@styled-icons/PACK), the icons are also importable individually - this is not possible with the uber-styled-icons package containing all the packs. Some icons natively have non-square dimensions - original dimensions are exported from the individual icon exports. ... -
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Cabal Desktop
Desktop client for Cabal
Cabal Desktop is a peer-to-peer, encrypted chat and file-sharing desktop application built on top of the Cabal protocol, designed for communities that value privacy, resilience, and decentralization. Unlike traditional messaging platforms, Cabal works offline-first and uses a distributed append-only log (similar to Secure Scuttlebutt) for data replication.
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