Intertwingler is an application server for creating dense hypermedia networks.
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Create Robust Links from within Zotero
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A script for immunizing a google account for the effects of 13 September which will break some Google Drive Links
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A CLI, client-side script, and browser plugin for stopping the internet from slowly dying
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Aplikace slouΕΎΓ jako automatizovanΓ© ΕeΕ‘enΓ pro identifikaci a popis mrtvΓ½ch webΕ―. NΓ‘slednΔ je uklΓ‘dΓ‘ do vlastnΓ databΓ‘ze a zpΕΓstupΕuje kurΓ‘torΕ―m, kteΕΓ s informacemi v nΓ dΓ‘le naklΓ‘dajΓ, interpretujΓ je a obsah klasifikujΓ.
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π΄οΈπΆοΈ Documentation regarding the crucial practice of offline first, where software must retain nearly full functionality while offline, as so it isn't a piece of Internet garbage once the server goes down temporarily/permanently.
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