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Simply solve complex auth. Easy for devs to set up. Easy for non-devs to use.Custom auth drains 25% of dev time and risks 62% more breaches, stalling enterprise deals. Frontegg platform delivers a simple login box, seamless authentication (SSO, MFA, passwordless), robust multi-tenancy, and a customizable Admin Portal. Integrate fast with the React SDK, meet compliance needs, and focus on innovation.
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x86_64-uClibc-linux-gnu Shell Assist
BASH Shell Tool Does Retro GNU/Linux System Cross Build
Sets up an x86_64 linux cross-build from your kconfig using a bash shell program thus producing linux-headers, uClibc, gcc and a complete GNU os. The tool is simple to customize with a few configuration variables. There is one executable program and six proglets, 100 common GNU source tarballs are tested and repudiated. The Linux 4.2 system is very small when deployed and has an FS that fits on one page... Does compile gcc, uClibc, bash, coreutils, perl, emacs and Java 1.8; uses autoconf... -
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Search-ODT
Independent Study Course Project:Search .odt files by date and content
... Search-ODT here? Search-ODT is posted here only as a portfolio example. This project was a team project, Conclusion As stated on the final poster our “objective was to design and implement an open source program that preforms an ad hoc search for .odt files by content and date. The program Search-ODT has a graphical user interface referred to as a GUI. The search tool is composed of two main parts. The first part is the search engine wrapper. The second part is the afore mentioned GUI..."
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