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Zorin OS 16 | Why THIS Is Better Than Windows 11? (NEW) - Invidious
Zorin OS is reborn with Stunning New Features, Impressive Improvements in Design, and a Whole New World of Apps that will TRANSFORM how You Experience your computer.
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1:1 Gestures and New Overview in KDE Plasma: When!? - Kockatoo Tube
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Sway
A new desktop has been implemented to APTus AppCenter: Sway
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Latest Perl Introduction 2021 Movie
Perl version 5.36. isa operator. try catch syntax. enable warnings. use v5.36. use v7. The introduction of the members of Perl core team.
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Dyne.org, RIDDLE&CODE and InfoCert's Consortium Appointed to Take EBSI to the Next Level
The consortium formed by Dyne.org, RIDDLE&CODE and InfoCert, has been selected by the European Commission as one of seven contractors to develop the next version of the European Blockchain Services Infrastructure (EBSI).
The award is one more milestone in the consortium's track record of excellence with cryptography and blockchain, after Dyne.org led the flagship H2020 project DECODE, RIDDLE&CODE's blockchain solutions are deployed in banking and utility markets Europe wide and InfoCert being the largest Certification Authority at European level and eIDAS certified QTSP.
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