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Secure Computing PlatformBuilding effective anti-phishing, anti-malware and ransomware defenses has never been easier. Kasm’s isolation technology insulates users by creating a "chasm" between the user's personal computer and web-borne threats.
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The only CRM built for B2CKlaviyo unifies your customer profiles by capturing every event, and then lets you orchestrate your email marketing, SMS marketing, push notifications, WhatsApp, and RCS campaigns in one place. Klaviyo AI helps you build audiences, write copy, and optimize — so you can always send the right message at the right time, automatically. With real-time attribution and insights, you'll be able to make smarter, faster decisions that drive ROI.
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Ayam is a free 3D modelling environment for the RenderMan interface.
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Tkined/Scotty
Tkined/Scotty is a graphical network monitoring package
This is Tkined/Scotty, A small footprint, easy too use, graphical and command line network management tool. It can be used for: * Monitoring and warning of failures of reachability in network attached devices * Monitoring disk usage/cpu utilization/network utilization of configured devices * Receiving alerts of equipment failures from configured devices * Recording alerts, response times, etc into a database ### More complex tasks * send and receive custom ICMP packets * query... -
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Topologilinux is a complete slackwarebased linuxdistribution to be run on top of any Dos/win partition without partitioning your hard disk. Very easy to install to your favorite Windows system like Windows Vista or Windows XP or Windows 2000.
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Originally set out to add some new features to kano, we sort of abandoned it over time though. Retrieves disk space and some other stupid silly features.
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Enterprise AI Agents for Every Customer MomentFrom chat to voice to SMS, every conversation gets a smart, personalized response powered by your policies, tone, and data.
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