An online quiz buzzer for playing quiz games. It is free, supports unlimited participants and is mobile-friendly. Players write answers into a text field and buzz to send them, and hosts control rooms by clearing buzzes and removing users.
Hallownest.net is an interactive, high-resolution map of Hollow Knight assembled from hundreds of thousands of screenshots, with draw-over and correction work. It is zoomable to gameplay view, and the author began it in August 2017 and finished it in February 2023.
ModMyClassic is a community site that hosted Project Lunar and Project Eris, tools for modifying mini gaming systems. Active development on the projects has been on indefinite hold for over five years. The site offers archived project pages, downloads, an archived website, RetroArch cores and open source ports, and an active Discord community.
DxWnd is a Windows hooker that intercepts system calls so Win32 programs can run in a window. It offers compatibility options for legacy programs, time stretching to slow or speed up actions, video mode changes, and emulation of CD and hard disk file systems, registry, configuration files, locale, and CD audio tracks. It is usable through a GUI or customized proxies.
BuzzIn.live is an online buzzer system for games. A host creates a game and receives a code, and players join from any phone or laptop without an app. The first buzz wins. Features include latency correction, a timer, teams, points, round mode, an early-buzz penalty, buzzer sounds, and support for up to 200 players.
Bazaar DB is a detailed reference guide and database for The Bazaar game, covering items, skills, events, merchant pools, and deep game mechanics such as triggers, priorities, and stash rules. It offers advanced search with filters and sorting and documents inline search filter syntax.
Millennium is an open-source low-code modding framework for creating, managing and using themes and plugins for the desktop Steam client. Themes customize the client with CSS, while plugins extend functionality through TypeScript and LuaJIT. Users can write their own or download community-made themes and plugins. The project is community driven and open source.
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Hallownest.net is an interactive, high-resolution map of Hollow Knight assembled from hundreds of thousands of screenshots, with draw-over and correction work. It is zoomable to gameplay view, and the author began it in August 2017 and finished it in February 2023.
ModMyClassic is a community site that hosted Project Lunar and Project Eris, tools for modifying mini gaming systems. Active development on the projects has been on indefinite hold for over five years. The site offers archived project pages, downloads, an archived website, RetroArch cores and open source ports, and an active Discord community.
DxWnd is a Windows hooker that intercepts system calls so Win32 programs can run in a window. It offers compatibility options for legacy programs, time stretching to slow or speed up actions, video mode changes, and emulation of CD and hard disk file systems, registry, configuration files, locale, and CD audio tracks. It is usable through a GUI or customized proxies.
BuzzIn.live is an online buzzer system for games. A host creates a game and receives a code, and players join from any phone or laptop without an app. The first buzz wins. Features include latency correction, a timer, teams, points, round mode, an early-buzz penalty, buzzer sounds, and support for up to 200 players.
Bazaar DB is a detailed reference guide and database for The Bazaar game, covering items, skills, events, merchant pools, and deep game mechanics such as triggers, priorities, and stash rules. It offers advanced search with filters and sorting and documents inline search filter syntax.
Millennium is an open-source low-code modding framework for creating, managing and using themes and plugins for the desktop Steam client. Themes customize the client with CSS, while plugins extend functionality through TypeScript and LuaJIT. Users can write their own or download community-made themes and plugins. The project is community driven and open source.
