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ZeroBin.net is a pastebin service for sharing text through a generated URL. Notes can be set to expire from five minutes up to one year or never, and the page offers a burn-after-reading option. Text can be entered as plain text, source code, Markdown, or with a tabulator key serving as a character.
ZeroOmega is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
Zerostream is a streaming site focused on anime and live TV content. User registration is optional, but creating an account allows users to sync their watchlist, continue watching progress, watch history, subtitle/dub preferences and source preferences across devices. The site notes that progress tracking accuracy depends on the streaming source, with some sources using a timer to estimate progress if they do not report exact watch positions.
ZetCode is a website offering tutorials on C#, Go, Python, Java, and JavaScript, along with e-books. Its pages include C# and Python tutorial sections and a list of updates, and it notes that Jan Bodnar is the author.
Zincsearch is an open source Linux, macOS, or Unix resource with code, tools, or setup notes.
ZipXtract is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
ZNotes provides free revision notes, videos and quizzes for exam preparation, along with a peer community and a ZNotes AI study assistant. It also offers a mobile app available on iOS and Android.
Zoo is a web guide or update reference covering changes, screenshots, notices, or community notes.
Zoo Code is a GitHub repository for a tool that provides a team of AI coding agents integrated directly into a code editor. The repository includes information about migration from Roo Code to Zoo Code, new features added since that migration, and version notes for v3.84.0.
A web page that generates Zoom meeting URLs from a meeting ID and optional password and name. It offers PC, mobile and redirect URL options, and notes a known Firefox issue with encoded URLs.
ZUSMS is a free web-based platform for receiving SMS verification codes through temporary phone numbers from about 20 countries. No registration or app download is required. The numbers are read-only and messages are publicly visible. The site notes that some platforms block virtual numbers and that numbers may be rotated or taken offline.