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WhatPulse is software that measures computer usage, tracking keystrokes, mouse clicks, application usage, websites, uptime and bandwidth. It is available for Windows, macOS and Linux, and the publisher states it tracks activity but never content. A free plan is offered without a credit card.
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A documentation site collecting instructions for the author's projects, with source files on GitHub and read-only Discord support by default. Included pages cover compatibility of a USB-C kit for AirPods Max, which the pages say is compatible with headphone model A2096.
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WhatPulse is software that measures computer usage, tracking keystrokes, mouse clicks, application usage, websites, uptime and bandwidth. It is available for Windows, macOS and Linux, and the publisher states it tracks activity but never content. A free plan is offered without a credit card.
CrystalDiskInfo is a HDD/SSD utility software which supports a part of USB, Intel RAID and NVMe. It runs on Windows and Server releases, with NVMe support requiring Windows 10/Server 2016 or later. Key features listed include S.M.A.R.T. information, AAM/APM control, graphs, alert mail and resident alarm.
A documentation site collecting instructions for the author's projects, with source files on GitHub and read-only Discord support by default. Included pages cover compatibility of a USB-C kit for AirPods Max, which the pages say is compatible with headphone model A2096.
PCI Lookup is a tool intended to help users find vendor and device descriptions needed to obtain drivers for a PC. It provides guidance on finding vendor and device IDs in Windows and lists walkthroughs for Debian and Red Hat Enterprise Support. The site mentions donations to expand functionality.
Task Manager DeLuxe (TMX) is a task manager replacement for Windows that requires no installation and leaves no traces in the system, so it can be used as a portable application. It provides real-time monitoring of running processes, installed services and drivers, network adapters, network traffic, disk and I/O utilization, autostart entries, CPU and GPU usage, memory utilization and system information.
DigitalFeed hosts a browser-based ABX test that compares lossless and lossy music samples, modeled on a test by the streaming service Tidal. It asks whether users can tell the difference between lossless and lossy audio on their audio system. The test requires browser support for the Web Audio APIs, which Internet Explorer lacks.
