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    Spacesuit

    Spacesuit

    A futuristic canvas for your personal development

    Spacesuit is a cross-platform personal knowledge and self-development application designed as a flexible, spatial workspace that replaces traditional note-taking hierarchies with a freeform, visual canvas. At its core, the system introduces a concept called “The Grid,” a dynamic environment where users can place, organize, and connect information without relying on folders or rigid structures, allowing ideas to evolve organically. Instead of conventional documents, Spacesuit uses modular...
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    Steam Game Idler

    Steam Game Idler

    Farm Steam trading cards, manage achievements, and idle games

    Farm Steam trading cards, manage achievements, and idle games automatically — an all-in-one alternative to ArchiSteamFarm, Steam Achievement Manager, and Idle Master Full Windows and Linux support. No local Steam client required https://steamgameidler.com
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    ...With Snoozzzy you can use your wireless router - or any other Linux powered embedded device - into a radio alarm clock. All you need is a usb enabled device, an usb display and a sound card.
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