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Nepali Calendar For PC - NepDate Widget
Premium Nepali Calendar, Date Converter, and Productivity Tools for PC
Nepali Calendar App & Tools For PC - NepDate Widget (Nepali Patro) is useful, clean and free Nepali Calendar Nepali Tithi, Mithi, Events, Holidays Companion It sits on your taskbar as a compact two-line bar showing the current Bikram Sambat and Gregorian date, time, and timezone. Click it to expand into a full BS calendar with tithi, public holidays, and fiscal year context, then further into tools built specifically for Nepali daily use. Features Mini Bar - Two configurable lines... -
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JPPF
The open source grid computing solution
JPPF makes it easy to parallelize computationally intensive tasks and execute them on a Grid. -
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Infinispan
High performance distributed in-memory key/value store
Infinispan is an open source, Java based data grid platform. ***IMPORTANT*** Starting with Infinispan 5.0.0.FINAL, Infinispan releases are no longer hosted in Sourceforge. They can now be located in www.jboss.org/infinispan/downloads -
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Satellite Restriction Tracker for MONO
Monitor and record your ViaSat Satellite network usage on Linux & Mac
...When you open the program, you'll see a graph of your current usage, as well as the hard numbers and the time the usage was grabbed. Opening the History window will let you list your usage given all past data, displaying it in easy-to-read graphs or grid representations, helping you map out your bandwidth usage and estimate when your usage values will drop. The graphs can be customized and the program's features are all easily changed from a helpful Configuration window, which also allows you to set up alerts when your usage climbs too fast. -
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