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calc4fem Spreadsheet Template for Structural Engineering (FEA Analysis for beams, trusses, 2D-frames).
QuickData SQL Recovery QuickData SQL Recovery is designed to recover SQL Server database like MDF files & NDF files.
Today Weather Today Weather is a beautiful & simple-to-use weather app that provides the world's most...
IgnLab A free collection of 14 web tools for developers and designers: image converter, CSS/SVG generators, QR codes, data extraction, email testing and more. No sign-up.
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TagSpaces TagSpaces is an open source platform for personal data management. With TagSpaces you can manage and organize the files on your laptop, tablet or smart phone.

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Whyset Turn return exports into product improvements
AmpleCapacity — Make room on MAC Find hidden or forgotten files taking up space of your MAC
Camberstack Google Ads in Claude and ChatGPT, with approve and undo
E EdgeDB EdgeDB grew out of MagicStack, a Toronto software consultancy that Yury Selivanov and Elvis Pranskevichus started in 2008.

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Takeshi Hamaya SEO consultant & data analyst in Tokyo.
CampusX Hello, I'm Nitish Singh, the founder of CampusX, your online gateway into the world of data science!
Hilary Parker Data Science advising / consulting.

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E EdgeDB: The Toronto Consultants Who Rewrote Python's Async Plumbing on the Way to Building a Database EdgeDB grew out of MagicStack, a Toronto software consultancy that Yury Selivanov and Elvis Pranskevichus started in 2008. Years of in-house tools and a failed "Airbnb for boats" convinced them the database layer needed
S SurrealDB: Two Brothers, Seven Years of Building Without Funding, and a Database Born From Too Many Back Ends SurrealDB was conceived in 2015 by London-based brothers Tobie and Jaime Morgan Hitchcock, who had spent years building SaaS products, from golf-course engagement tools to the Hire Insight candidate-assessment platform,
R Rockset: The Facebook Data Veterans Who Promised SQL on Raw Data "in a Matter of Minutes" and Ended Up Inside OpenAI Rockset was founded in 2016 by former Facebook engineering director Venkat Venkataramani, Hadoop File System co-creator Dhruba Borthakur and ex-Facebook engineer Tudor Bosman, with roots in the open source RocksDB projec
Dremio: Two MapR Veterans, Two Years in Stealth, and the Side Project That Became Apache Arrow Dremio was founded in 2015 by Tomer Shiran, MapR's former VP of product, and Jacques Nadeau, who had worked on Apache Drill. Convinced that big data was "just way too hard," they spent about two years in stealth building

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