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The project explains how terminals work in computer systems, making it easier to understand.

Scott JG's article discusses comparing old and new computers, their performance, and their role in technology.

Wikipedia 25 is a project celebrating the 25th anniversary of Wikipedia, aimed at acknowledging its past and shaping its future. The project features various events to promote awareness and encourage contributions to Wikipedia’s growth, allowing users to participate in workshops and create new content.

Jeff Geerling introduces the AI Hat for Raspberry Pi 4, making artificial intelligence solutions more accessible.

The article discusses four CSS features every front-end developer should know by 2026, including Container Queries, Subgrid, and :has() selectors.

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