OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# False Friends of the Slavist/Kashubian-Czech
## Kaszëbsczi jãzëk — Čeština

| Ka. czerwińc 1. červen ‘June’ Cz. červenec 1. lëpińc ‘July’ | map |
| Ka. lëst 1. list ‘leaf’ 2. dopis ‘letter’ Cz. list 1. lëst ‘leaf’ 2. cedélk ‘sheet of paper’ | map |
| Ka. mir 1. mír ‘peace’ 2. mír ‘quiet, stillness’ Cz. mír 1. mir ‘peace’ 2. mir ‘quiet, stillness’ 3. gmina ‘hist. municipality, parish, commune’ | map |
| Ka. spòkój 1. pokoj ‘quiet’ 2. mír ‘peace’ Cz. pokoj 1. pòkùj ‘quiet’ 2. jizba ‘room’ | map |
| Ka. pôłnié 1. poledne ‘noon’ 2. jih ‘south’ Cz. poledne Ka. pôłnié ‘noon’ | map |
| Ka. sklep 1. sklep ‘cellar’ 2. hrob ‘tomb, vault’ Cz. sklep Ka. sklep ‘cellar’ | map |
| Ka. słowensczi Cz. slovinský ‘Slovene’ Cz. slovenský Ka. słowacczi ‘Slovak’ | map |
| Ka. stolëca Cz. hlavní město ‘capital’ Cz. stolice Ka. stółk ‘chair’ | map |
| Ka. stôl Cz. ocel ‘steel’ Cz. stůl Ka. stół ‘table’ | map |
| Ka. strona Cz. strana ‘side’ Cz. strana 1. strona ‘side’ 2. starna ‘page’ 3. partëjô ‘political party’ | map |
* For additional information on false friends, see the On-line hypertext bibliography by Daniel Bunčić and Ryszard Lipczuk.
* Marian Jeliński, Klaudia Koczur-Lejk. Môłi kaszëbskò-czeskò-pòlsczi słowôrz = Kašubsko-česko-polský malý slovník = Mały słownik kaszubsko-czesko-polski. Żukowo 2014.
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# False Friends of the Slavist/Lower Sorbian
## Dolnoserbska rěc (Lower Sorbian)

| słowjeński | is a complete false friend for about 28 million native speakers of Czech, Slovak, Serbian, Macedonian; is a true friend for about 350.6 million native speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Kashubian, Upper Sorbian, Slovenian, Croatian, Bosnian, Bulgarian. | map |
| słowjeński | The Lower Sorbian meaning ‘Slovenian’ is shared by R. словенский, Blr. славенскі, Ukr. словінський, Pol. słoweński, Ka. słowensczi, USo. słowjenski, Sln. slovenski, Cr. slovenski, Bo. slovenski, Bg. словенски. The meaning ‘Slovak’ (słowakski) is attested in Cz. slovenský, Slk. slovenský. The meaning ‘Slavonic’ (słowjański) is attested in Sb. словенски, Mk. словенски. | map |
| słowjeński | [NB: Information complete.] | map |
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# False Friends of the Slavist/Kashubian-Croatian
## Kaszëbsczi jãzëk — Hrvatski jezik

| Ka. lëst 1. list ‘leaf’ 2. pismo ‘letter’ Cr. list 1. lëst ‘leaf’ 2. cedélk ‘sheet of paper’ | map |
| Ka. pôłnié 1. podne ‘noon’ 2. jug ‘south’ Cr. podne Ka. pôłnié ‘noon’ | map |
| Ka. rujan Cr. listopad ‘October’ Cr. rujan Ka. séwnik, zeptember ‘September’ | map |
| Ka. stolëca Cr. glavni grad ‘capital’ Cr. stolica Ka. stółk ‘chair’ | map |
| Ka. strona Cr. strana ‘side’ Cr. strana 1. strona ‘side’ 2. starna ‘page’ | map |
| Ka. w prawo Cr. desno ‘to the right’ Cr. pravo Ka. prost, na prost, za prost ‘straight on’ | map |
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# False Friends of the Slavist/Kashubian-Macedonian
## Kaszëbsczi jãzëk — Македонски

| Ka. lëst 1. лист ‘leaf’ 2. писмо ‘letter’ Mk. лист 1. lëst ‘leaf’ 2. cedélk ‘sheet of paper’ | map |
| Ka. pòkùj 1. покој ‘quiet’ 2. мир ‘peace’ Mk. покој Ka. pòkùj ‘quiet’ | map |
| Ka. pôłnié 1. пладне ‘noon’ 2. југ ‘south’ Mk. пладне Ka. pôłnié ‘noon’ | map |
| Ka. słowensczi Mk. словенечки ‘Slovene’ Mk. словенски Ka. słowiańsczi ‘Slavonic’ | map |
| Ka. stolëca Mk. престолница ‘capital’ Mk. столица Ka. stółk ‘chair’ | map |
| Ka. strona Mk. страна ‘side’ Mk. страна 1. strona ‘side’ 2. starna ‘page’ | map |
| Ka. w prawo Mk. (на) десно ‘to the right’ Mk. (на)право Ka. prost, na prost, za prost ‘straight on’ | map |
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# False Friends of the Slavist/Kashubian-Serbian
## Kaszëbsczi jãzëk — Српски језик

| Ka. lëst 1. лист ‘leaf’ 2. писмо ‘letter’ Sb. лист 1. lëst ‘leaf’ 2. cedélk ‘sheet of paper’ | map |
| Ka. pòkùj 1. покој ‘quiet’ 2. мир ‘peace’ Sb. покој Ka. pòkùj ‘quiet’ | map |
| Ka. pôłnié 1. подне ‘noon’ 2. југ ‘south’ Sb. подне Ka. pôłnié ‘noon’ | map |
| Ka. słowensczi Sb. словеначки ‘Slovene’ Sb. словенски Ka. słowiańsczi ‘Slavonic’ | map |
| Ka. stolëca Sb. престолница ‘capital’ Sb. столица Ka. stółk ‘chair’ | map |
| Ka. strona Sb. страна ‘side’ Sb. страна 1. strona ‘side’ 2. starna ‘page’ | map |
| Ka. w prawo Sb. десно ‘to the right’ Sb. право Ka. prost, na prost, za prost ‘straight on’ | map |
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# False Friends of the Slavist/Kashubian-Slovak
## Kaszëbsczi jãzëk — Slovenčina

| Ka. lëst 1. list ‘letter’ 2. list ‘leaf’ Slk. list 1. lëst ‘letter’ 2. lëst ‘leaf’ 3. cedélk ‘sheet of paper’ | map |
| Ka. pamiãtnik 1. pamätník ‘monument’ 2. denník ‘diary’ Slk. pamätník Ka. pamiãtnik, pomnik ‘monument’ | map |
| Ka. pôłnié 1. poludnie ‘noon’ 2. juh ‘south’ Slk. poludnie Ka. pôłnié ‘noon’ | map |
| Ka. słowensczi Slk. slovinský ‘Slovene’ Slk. slovenský Ka. słowacczi ‘Slovak’ | map |
| Ka. stolëca Slk. hlavné mesto ‘capital’ Slk. stolica Ka. stółk ‘chair’ | map |
| Ka. stôl Slk. oceľ ‘steel’ Slk. stôl Ka. stół ‘table’ | map |
| Ka. strona Slk. strana ‘side’ Slk. strana 1. strona ‘side’ 2. starna ‘page’ 3. partëjô ‘political party’ | map |
* For additional information on false friends, see the On-line hypertext bibliography by Daniel Bunčić and Ryszard Lipczuk.
* Marian Jeliński. Môłi kaszëbskò-pòlskò-słowacczi słowôrz = Mały słownik kaszubsko-polsko-słowacki = Malý kašubsko-pol'sko-slovenský slovník. Żukowo/Żukòwò 2019.
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# False Friends of the Slavist/Lower Sorbian-Macedonian
## Dolnoserbska rěc — Македонски

| LSo. słowjeński Mk. словенечки ‘Slovene’ Mk. словенски LSo. słowjański ‘Slavonic’ | map |
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# False Friends of the Slavist/Kashubian-Bulgarian
## Kaszëbsczi jãzëk — Български език

| Ka. lëst 1. лист ‘leaf’ 2. писмо ‘letter’ Bg. лист 1. lëst ‘leaf’ 2. cedélk ‘sheet of paper’ | map |
| Ka. pamiãtnik 1. паметник ‘monument’ 2. дневник ‘diary’ Bg. паметник Ka. pamiãtnik, pomnik ‘monument’ | map |
| Ka. pòkùj 1. покой ‘quiet’ 2. мир ‘peace’ Bg. покой Ka. pòkùj ‘quiet’ | map |
| Ka. pôłnié 1. пладне ‘noon’ 2. юг ‘south’ Bg. пладне Ka. pôłnié ‘noon’ | map |
| Ka. strona Bg. страна ‘side’ Bg. страна 1. strona ‘side’ 2. krôj ‘country’ 3. obraza ‘cheek’ | map |
| Ka. szina Bg. релса ‘rail’ Bg. шина Ka. gumowi réf, mańtel, przëkriwk ‘tyre’ | map |
| Ka. w prawo Bg. (на) дясно ‘to the right’ Bg. (на) право Ka. prost, na prost, za prost ‘straight on’ | map |
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# False Friends of the Slavist/Kashubian-Slovenian
## Kaszëbsczi jãzëk — Slovenščina

| Ka. lëst 1. list ‘leaf’ 2. pismo ‘letter’ Sln. list 1. lëst ‘leaf’ 2. cedélk ‘sheet of paper’ | map |
| Ka. pòkùj 1. pokoj ‘quiet’ 2. mir ‘peace’ Sln. pokoj Ka. pòkùj ‘quiet’ | map |
| Ka. pôłnié 1. poldan ‘noon’ 2. jug ‘south’ Sln. poldan Ka. pôłnié ‘noon’ | map |
| Ka. sklep 1. klet, podpritličje, prizemlje ‘cellar’ 2. grobnica ‘tomb, vault’ Sln. sklep Ka. rozsądzënk, udba ‘decision’ | map |
| Ka. stolëca Sln. glavno mesto ‘capital’ Sln. stolica Ka. katédra ‘professorship’ | map |
| Ka. strona Sln. stran ‘side’ Sln. stran 1. strona ‘side’ 2. starna ‘page’ | map |
| Ka. żëwot Sln. življenje ‘life’ Sln. život Ka. brzëch, żót ‘belly, body’ | map |
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# False Friends of the Slavist/Lower Sorbian-Czech
## Dolnoserbska rěc — Čeština

| LSo. słowjeński Cz. slovinský ‘Slovene’ Cz. slovenský LSo. słowakski ‘Slovak’ | map |
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# Ba Zi/List Of Ba Zi

Ba Zi | Heavenly Stems | Earthly Branches | Hsia Calendar (Xia Calendar) | Hour Pillar | Luck Pillar | Life Cycle | Hidden Stems | Seasonal Cycle | Symbolic Stars | Aspects Of Life | Date Selection | List Of Ba Zi
The following links to the Ba Zi (8-characters) based on the hour, day, month and year of birth. The Luck Pillars are also included.
| 1900 | 1901 | 1902 | 1903 | 1904 | 1905 | 1906 | 1907 | 1908 | 1909 |
| 1910 | 1911 | 1912 | 1913 | 1914 | 1915 | 1916 | 1917 | 1918 | 1919 |
| 1920 | 1921 | 1922 | 1923 | 1924 | 1925 | 1926 | 1927 | 1928 | 1929 |
| 1930 | 1931 | 1932 | 1933 | 1934 | 1935 | 1936 | 1937 | 1938 | 1939 |
| 1940 | 1941 | 1942 | 1943 | 1944 | 1945 | 1946 | 1947 | 1948 | 1949 |
| 1950 | 1951 | 1952 | 1953 | 1954 | 1955 | 1956 | 1957 | 1958 | 1959 |
| 1960 | 1961 | 1962 | 1963 | 1964 | 1965 | 1966 | 1967 | 1968 | 1969 |
| 1970 | 1971 | 1972 | 1973 | 1974 | 1975 | 1976 | 1977 | 1978 | 1979 |
| 1980 | 1981 | 1982 | 1983 | 1984 | 1985 | 1986 | 1987 | 1988 | 1989 |
| 1990 | 1991 | 1992 | 1993 | 1994 | 1995 | 1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1999 |
| 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 |
| 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 |
| 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 | 2027 | 2028 | 2029 |
| 2030 | 2031 | 2032 | 2033 | 2034 | 2035 | 2036 | 2037 | 2038 | 2039 |
| 2040 | 2041 | 2042 | 2043 | 2044 | 2045 | 2046 | 2047 | 2048 | 2049 |
# Ba Zi/Xia Calendar

Ba Zi | Heavenly Stems | Earthly Branches | Hsia Calendar (Xia Calendar) | Hour Pillar | Luck Pillar | Life Cycle | Hidden Stems | Seasonal Cycle | Symbolic Stars | Aspects Of Life | Date Selection | List Of Ba Zi
The Xia Calendar is also known as the Hsia Calendar. "Xia" is the Pinyin transliteration of the Chinese word 夏, and "Hsia" is the Wade-Giles rendition of the same Chinese word.
# Ba Zi/Life Cycle

Ba Zi | Heavenly Stems | Earthly Branches | Hsia Calendar (Xia Calendar) | Hour Pillar | Luck Pillar | Life Cycle | Hidden Stems | Seasonal Cycle | Symbolic Stars | Aspects Of Life | Date Selection | List Of Ba Zi

## 12-Stage Life Cycle Of The Self Element

The Self Element is the Heavenly Stem of the Day Pillar. The Self Element is combined with the Earthly Branch of each of the Pillars (Year, Month, Day, Hour), and the intersection of these gives the Life Stage as depicted in the chart below:
| H10 | H8 | H6 | H4 | H2 | H9 | H7 | H5 | H3 | H1 | 12 Life Stages | Status/ Strength |
| E4 | E1 | E10 | E10 | E7 | E9 | E6 | E3 | E3 | E12 | Birth | Strong |
| E3 | E12 | E9 | E9 | E6 | E10 | E7 | E4 | E4 | E1 | Bath | Weak |
| E2 | E11 | E8 | E8 | E5 | E11 | E8 | E5 | E5 | E2 | Attire | Weak |
| E1 | E10 | E7 | E7 | E4 | E12 | E9 | E6 | E6 | E3 | Coming-of-Age | Strong |
| E12 | E9 | E6 | E6 | E3 | E1 | E10 | E7 | E7 | E4 | Prosperity Peak | Strong |
| E11 | E8 | E5 | E5 | E2 | E2 | E11 | E8 | E8 | E5 | Ageing | Average |
| E10 | E7 | E4 | E4 | E1 | E3 | E12 | E9 | E9 | E6 | Sickness | Weak |
| E9 | E6 | E3 | E3 | E12 | E4 | E1 | E10 | E10 | E7 | Death | Weak |
| E8 | E5 | E2 | E2 | E11 | E5 | E2 | E11 | E11 | E8 | Grave | Average |
| E7 | E4 | E1 | E1 | E10 | E6 | E3 | E12 | E12 | E9 | Repose | Weak |
| E6 | E3 | E12 | E12 | E9 | E7 | E4 | E1 | E1 | E10 | Conception | Weak |
| E5 | E2 | E11 | E11 | E8 | E8 | E5 | E2 | E2 | E11 | Nurture | Weak |
For example, if the Month Pillar is H3~E4, then the Self Element is H3. If the Year Pillar is H10~E1, then the Life Stage for the Year Pillar is H3~E1, and from the above table, it is depicted as "Conception" which is bestowed with a "Weak" status. This process of obtaining the Life Stage is then repeated for each of the four pillars.
# Ba Zi/Seasonal Cycle

Ba Zi | Heavenly Stems | Earthly Branches | Hsia Calendar (Xia Calendar) | Hour Pillar | Luck Pillar | Life Cycle | Hidden Stems | Seasonal Cycle | Symbolic Stars | Aspects Of Life | Date Selection | List Of Ba Zi

## Seasonal Cycle of the Five Elements

| Season | Prosper | Born | Die | Imprison | Retreat |
| Spring | Wood | Fire | Earth | Metal | Water |
| Summer | Fire | Earth | Metal | Water | Wood |
| Autumn | Metal | Water | Wood | Fire | Earth |
| Winter | Water | Wood | Fire | Earth | Metal |
| All Seasons | Earth | Metal | Water | Wood | Fire |
The Season of Birth has the greatest impact on the Ba Zi. For example, if a person is born in Spring, then Wood prospers, Fire is born, Earth dies, Metal is imprisoned, and Water retreats. The term "All Seasons" refer to the last month (the third month) of every Season, when Earth prospers, as Earth is the transition element between any two Seasons. For example, when Metal (Autumn) changes to Water (Winter) the transition element is Earth.
# Emulation/Xbox
## About the Xbox

The original Xbox is notoriously difficult to emulate. The emulation community once commonly underestimated the difficulty of emulating the Xbox due to its similarities with a PC. However, the Xbox is notably different than a standard PC in a number of ways.

## Xbox Emulators
### Official

The Xbox 360 line, Xbox One line, and Xbox Series line all use emulation to offer backwards compatibility with Xbox games. While not all Xbox games are supported through this lineup, many are, and for these games this option is by far the easiest way to emulate them.
Wikipedia maintains a List of backward-compatible games for Xbox One and Series X, as well as a List of Xbox games compatible with Xbox 360.

### CXBX Family
#### CXBX Reloaded

A more current version of CXBX with somewhat higher capability than the original.
CXBX also aims to emulate Sega Chihiro arcade hardware, which is itself derivative of the Xbox.

#### CXBX

Among the first Xbox emulators, based on high level emulation. Capable of running homebrew. Limited compatibility.

#### Dxbx

A now discontinued fork of Dxbx written in Delphi object Pascal. It contained some unique features that other members of the family lack, including a symbol scanning engine.

### XQEMU

A low level open source and portable emulator.
Very computationally demanding and requires numerous files to be dumped from a system to operate.

### Other

* Xeon - Early emulator focused on emulating Halo specifically.

## References

* ↑ "The Current State of Original Xbox Emulation on the PC | MVG". Retrieved 28 July 2021.
* ↑ "GitHub - Cxbx-Reloaded/Cxbx-Reloaded: Xbox (Original) Emulator". GitHub. Retrieved 28 July 2021.
* ↑ "GitHub - PatrickvL/Dxbx: Xbox1 emulator". GitHub. Retrieved 28 July 2021.
# End-user Computer Security/Main content/Mind-reading attacks

End-user Computer Security Inexpensive security
| $^{for}$ | ⦾ individuals ⦾ sole traders ⦾ small businesses |
Mind-reading powers may at first appear to you as something confined only to the realm of science fiction and fantasy. However, technology has now advanced so much that it is now literally possible to read the minds of others (using technology), as is evident from the Wikipedia page on brain-reading.
It is left up to the reader to decide whether the psychics described to us in fiction, exist at all in reality. However, you should consider the principle that dictates that, if there is a chance that they do exist, then it may well be prudent mitigating against such risk, even if in reality such risk does not exist. Also, it’s worthwhile to consider that phenomena such as levitation that was previously associated with the miraculous, now can possibly be explained away using the discovered scientific phenomena of invisible forces such as those involved in magnetism, electric fields, etc.
Please refer to the earlier section entitled "Psychic spying of password", for information on mind-reading attacks related to the psychic spying of passwords, and on how they can be overcome.
Psychic attacks may take the form of trying to crack passwords and security credentials by entering one's dreams (like the film “Inception”). To mitigate against this security risk, it may in fact be preferable not to memorise passwords. It might be better to store them in computer files or on paper, and then only call them to mind when entering them. Also, the use of security tokens (such as USB security tokens) as well as the use of password encryption, can overcome such psychic attacks.
Footnotes
| Chapter 5 Some measures that are primarily physical | Contents, Index, Foreword | Chapter 7 Simple security measures |
# Emulation/Xbox 360
## About Xbox 360

The Xbox 360 is notoriously difficult to emulate, though for different reasons then it's predecessor. Unlike its predecessor or successor, it uses a completely different processor architecture. It runs an advanced operating system, and featured fairly powerful hardware that was difficult to emulate on common consumer hardware until the late 2010's.

## Xenia

As of 2021 Xenia is currently among the most workable emulators for the Xbox 360.
# End-user Computer Security/Appendix/Example set-ups & implementations

End-user Computer Security Inexpensive security
| $^{for}$ | ⦾ individuals ⦾ sole traders ⦾ small businesses |
Footnotes
| Appendix: Part 1 New security inventions requiring a non‑trivial investment in new technology | Contents, Index, Foreword |
# End-user Computer Security/Main content/Miscellaneous notes

End-user Computer Security Inexpensive security
| $^{for}$ | ⦾ individuals ⦾ sole traders ⦾ small businesses |
Cyber-security advice is freely available on the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) website. Specific NCSC information that may be of interest to you:
| ⦾ | For small businesses: general information; online security. |
| ⦾ | Listed, advertised, and supported security products and services. |
| ⦾ | Advice and guidance on the issue of authentication. |
| ⦾ | Security advice on home and mobile working. |
| ⦾ | Information on cyber security in relation to GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). |
| ⦾ | Information on security in relation to computer peripherals (such as USB keyboards, Bluetooth devices, memory sticks, etc.) |
| ⦾ | 8 Principles of Secure Development & Deployment. |
| ⦾ | “Secure design principles: Guides for the design of cyber secure systems” publication |
| ⦾ | Information and guidance on the importance of having high security specifically for your email account. |
| ⦾ | Guidance on whether you need to use antivirus software on your Android device. |
| ⦾ | Information explaining what is malware and how to defend against it. |
See here for cybersecurity-standards information from which might be obtained, insights into the security measures and processes helpful for an entity’s security.
Consideration of deep hardware-hacking attacks is probably an overkill for most individuals, sole traders and small businesses—have to draw the line somewhere. However, if you are interested in defending against such attacks, the Novena open-source computing hardware platform and other related information hosted here, may be of interest to you.
If you are interested in adopting security measures suggested for Bitcoin users, have a look at the Glacier protocol.
Phones and computers can be turned into motion detector alarms, by using their built-in cameras and other sensors, with apps such as the “Haven: Keep Watch” app. This could provide extra security during sleeping hours. Psychic phenomena, including phenomena that have been verified and accepted by the scientific community, might be able to induce a person to stay asleep or suffer amnesia whilst intruders enter premises and room whilst the person is asleep; technological measures such as loud alarms may be helpful to defend against such attacks.
White-on-white text in computer documents and emails can be used for hiding and sending security sensitive information. This might be both simple and effective for low threat models.
| Chapter 9 What to do when you discover your computer has been hacked | Contents, Index, Foreword | Appendix: New security inventions requiring a non‑trivial investment in new technology |
# Emulation/Wii U
## About Wii U

The Wii U was a console produced by Nintendo in the early to mid 2010's. It's unusual control scheme lead to a number of unique and historically signficant games being developed for it.

## Wii U Emulators
### Cemu

Cemu is the premiere Wii U emulator. Unlike most emulators, it is is proprietary and operates on a freemium model.
Cemu runs under Windows.

### Decaf

Decaf is an experimental open source Wii U emulator.

## Hardware Considerations

The Wii U touchpad is an unorthodox controller. Accurately capturing the feel of using a genuine Wii U gamepad with an emulator may be difficult.

## References

* ↑ "GitHub - decaf-emu/decaf-emu: Researching Wii U emulation". GitHub. Retrieved 29 July 2021.
# End-user Computer Security

Inexpensive security
$^{for}$ ⦾ individuals, ⦾ sole traders, $_{and}$ ⦾ small businesses
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Footnotes