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Chrome Remote Desktop is a remote desktop service developed by Google. It allows users to securely access their home or work computers from phones, tablets, or other computers when away from the device, and to share screens for real-time collaboration or remote support. The service is built on Google's infrastructure and uses open web technologies including WebRTC.
Mouse Without Borders is a Microsoft Garage project that enables users to control up to four computers using a single mouse and keyboard. It also supports copying text and dragging and dropping files across the connected computers.
Puffer is a Stanford University computer science research project that streams live TV in a browser at no charge. It offers U.S. TV stations affiliated with NBC, CBS, ABC, PBS, Fox and CW. It works in Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Opera on a computer or Android device, but not on iPhones, iPads or Safari.
Abandonware games archive offering free downloads of classic titles for platforms including Amiga, Atari 8-bit, Atari ST, Commodore 64, PC (DOS/Windows), Macintosh, SEGA Genesis/MegaDrive and ZX Spectrum. The site states its aim is to keep old games for future generations, and that games can be played on modern computers. Games can be browsed by platform, genre, year and publisher.
Cemetech is a development site and community forum focused on graphing calculator programming for TI and Casio models, as well as embedded electronics and computer and web programming. It hosts resources including the SourceCoder 3 editor, the jsTIfied calculator emulator, and Doors CS. The site also publishes news articles and maintains forums and chatrooms.
CommentExporter.com is a web service for exporting Facebook comments from a post to a computer, with XLS output and support for nested comments. Users enter a post URL to start an export. The site states that the system is temporarily closed. Exported data is deleted 30 days after the export date.
CyberArsenal is a forum focused on computer and network security and reverse engineering. Content requires signing up to view and participate. The site states there is no payment, credits system, or reply-to-reveal. Sections include general discussion, requests for installer or setup files, requests related to security or reversing, and red team tools and techniques.
Impactor is an open-source, cross-platform application for sideloading iOS apps from a computer to iOS and tvOS devices, supporting Windows, macOS, and Linux. It registers devices and requests certificates and provisioning profiles using an Apple account, and includes tweak injection and automatic app certificate refreshing.
late.sh is a command-line community space for computer enthusiasts, accessed through any SSH client. It offers chat, radio stations, arcade games, a collaborative ASCII artboard, daily challenges and tech news discussion. Identity is based on SSH public key fingerprints, with an optional companion CLI for audio, a visualizer and image pasting.
Microsoft Safety Scanner is a scan tool designed to find and remove malware from Windows computers. It only scans when manually triggered, is a portable executable, and expires 10 days after being downloaded. It supports Windows client and server versions and does not replace an anti-malware product.
Pangu9 is a jailbreak tool for Apple TV 4 devices running version 9.0. It requires a Mac computer, an Apple developer membership, Xcode and a USB-Type C cable. The guide describes registering the device and generating a provisioning file, then installing the jailbreak app.
Stanford Engineering Everywhere is an online offering of Stanford engineering courses available to students and educators at no charge. Its course portfolio includes a three-course Introduction to Computer Science sequence and more advanced courses in artificial intelligence and electrical engineering. Lecture videos can be streamed or downloaded, and full course materials include syllabi, handouts, homework and exams.
SquidServers is a free desktop application for hosting Minecraft servers locally without port forwarding. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, supports modpacks from Modrinth and custom installations via CurseForge Server Packs, and offers Bedrock Dedicated Server support with crossplay between Java and Bedrock editions using GeyserMC. The server is online only while the computer runs the application. Built-in tunneling is provided by playit.gg.
