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Project NOMAD is an offline info database and AI tool.
This platform could come in handy if you can't get online.
It can be installed on any Debian-based Linux distro.
Imagine that you've landed in some sort of post-apocalyptic, dystopian future. In that future, it's not necessarily the strong that will survive, but rather those with access to information.
Information could wind up being the most sought-after commodity, the difference between survival and, well, not.
But how do you gain access to information? You might not have a network connection, which means no internet. And that means no search engine or AI.
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