PyGlossary is a tool for converting dictionary files, also known as glossaries. Its primary purpose is to enable use of offline glossaries in any open source dictionary on any operating system or device. It supports numerous formats, including StarDict, Dictd, Babylon BGL, Kobo, and others. The project provides interfaces such as GTK, Tkinter, command line, Android Termux, and web. It is licensed under GPL-3.0.
Moby Thesaurus is a free, open-source website that provides access to the Moby Thesaurus, the largest thesaurus in the English language. The thesaurus was compiled by Grady Ward, and the website was built by Zeke Sikelianos. It offers a command-line interface for user access and supports saving the page to a mobile device home screen.
MathDF is an online math solver with integrated AI chat and step-by-step solution functionality. It supports solving derivatives, integrals, equations, inequalities and related math problems. Users can input problems via math keyboard, photo scan, handwriting, or natural language. The tool provides instant in-browser results while typing, offers step-by-step solutions for eligible problems, supports image attachments, and includes a basic calculator mode.
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arTIfiCE is a jailbreak for TI CE calculators that restores the ability to run assembly programs and games. arTIfiCE v3 supports only CE OS v5.8.5, while v2 supports CE OS versions up to v5.8.4. Supported models include the TI-83 Premium CE (Edition Python), TI-84 Plus CE (Python), TI-84 Plus CE-T (Python Edition), and TI-82 Advanced Edition Python for OS v5.6.3 to v5.6.6. Installation varies by model and OS version: v3 requires the Inequalz app and transfer of an installer program and AppVar file, while older OS versions use a single program transfer. The AsmHook2 app installed by v3 persists through reboots and RAM resets, only needing a single launch after a RAM reset without a computer.
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Moby Thesaurus is a free, open-source website that provides access to the Moby Thesaurus, the largest thesaurus in the English language. The thesaurus was compiled by Grady Ward, and the website was built by Zeke Sikelianos. It offers a command-line interface for user access and supports saving the page to a mobile device home screen.
MathDF is an online math solver with integrated AI chat and step-by-step solution functionality. It supports solving derivatives, integrals, equations, inequalities and related math problems. Users can input problems via math keyboard, photo scan, handwriting, or natural language. The tool provides instant in-browser results while typing, offers step-by-step solutions for eligible problems, supports image attachments, and includes a basic calculator mode.
TICalc provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
arTIfiCE is a jailbreak for TI CE calculators that restores the ability to run assembly programs and games. arTIfiCE v3 supports only CE OS v5.8.5, while v2 supports CE OS versions up to v5.8.4. Supported models include the TI-83 Premium CE (Edition Python), TI-84 Plus CE (Python), TI-84 Plus CE-T (Python Edition), and TI-82 Advanced Edition Python for OS v5.6.3 to v5.6.6. Installation varies by model and OS version: v3 requires the Inequalz app and transfer of an installer program and AppVar file, while older OS versions use a single program transfer. The AsmHook2 app installed by v3 persists through reboots and RAM resets, only needing a single launch after a RAM reset without a computer.
StarlingDB provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
Shmoop provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
