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SumatraPDF is a free, open-source PDF, eBook and comic reader for Windows. It supports PDF, EPUB, MOBI, CBZ, DjVu, XPS, CHM and images, and is described as lightweight and fast, with no ads or bundled software. A portable option runs from a USB drive.
SVGEdit is a fast, web-based, JavaScript-driven open source SVG drawing editor that works in all modern browsers. It was first launched more than 15 years before the provided snapshot, and was later refreshed to resume active development. It can be used directly in browsers, hosted in custom environments, or integrated into other web applications.
SystemRescue (formerly SystemRescueCd) is a Linux system rescue toolkit distributed as a bootable medium for administering or repairing a system and its data after a crash. It runs from a CD/DVD drive or USB stick and can also be installed on a hard disk. Included utilities cover partitioning, filesystem tools and networking, and it supports Linux and Windows computers, desktops and servers.
Linux for T2 is a GitHub organization that maintains patches to Linux and associated distributions for Apple T2-based devices. Its repositories include kernel patches, Ubuntu, Fedora, Linux Mint and Arch Linux builds, and drivers.
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.
Tesla Fatality Dataset is a public record of Tesla accidents that resulted in death, covering incidents from 2013 to 2025. It includes fatalities of drivers, occupants, cyclists, motorcyclists and pedestrians, regardless of fault, and compiles reported crash data such as incident location and names of deceased. The dataset tracks both claimed and confirmed Tesla Autopilot crashes, and is available in Markdown, CSV and live Google Sheets formats.
TestDriver is an AI code reviewer that runs every pull request in a real desktop sandbox, finds bugs, and builds end-to-end UI tests. It adds tests back as a new pull request and runs unattended in CI. Pricing starts at $20 per seat per month on the ProCloud plan with 120 testing minutes included, plus $0.14 per testing minute.
The Five Stages Of AI Grief is a NOEMA essay written by Benjamin Bratton. It argues that negative, grief-driven criticism of AI fails to illuminate paths to preferable futures, and explores possibilities that move beyond both utopian and dystopian narratives around artificial intelligence.
A community-driven database for intro, recap, credits, and preview timestamps for TV shows and movies. Related projects include plugins and addons for Jellyfin, Emby, Kodi, Stremio Enhanced and IINA, an MPV script, a browser extension, an NPM package and a Plex sync tool.
The Preparedness Encyclopedia is a comprehensive portable collection of preparedness information intended to support survival during catastrophes and post-disaster societal rebuilding. It is available as a downloadable PDF file, with an optional offline Prep Drive version also offered.
The Retro Web is a hardware database covering motherboards, expansion cards, chips and CPUs, chipsets, drives and related components. It offers board photos, BIOS images, manuals, drivers and software, with quick search and browsing by category. Listings include counts such as motherboards, BIOS images, manufacturers and chip families.
Web-based EXIF editor for viewing and editing metadata embedded in multimedia files. Files can be uploaded directly or processed from Flickr, Dropbox, and Google Drive after linking accounts. Supported formats include JPEG, PNG, TIFF, GIF, MP4, and PDF. The free tier allows 25 MB uploads, while the premium subscription allows up to 100 simultaneous files and 300 MB total.
TheIntroDB is a community-driven database that supplies information to skip intros, recaps, credits, and preview segments in movies and television shows. Users can access it via the Telegram messaging platform.
A page presenting sample diagnostic troubleshooting flowcharts for PC hardware failures, excerpted from the third edition of the book Computer Repair with Diagnostic Flowcharts. Charts cover topics such as power supply, video, hard drive, CD and DVD, modem, sound, network, peripheral and boot failures. The page notes that inactive links correspond to charts included in the book but not available online.
tuifi is a terminal-based music player built on the TIDAL API and HiFi API. It offers playback and queue control, search and library browsing, playlists, and caching tracks locally for offline listening. The project targets TIDAL subscribers who self-host their own HiFi instance and prefer a keyboard-driven terminal workflow.
UBGHub is a community-driven directory for discovering and sharing unblocked games and sites. It lists unblocked games sites and proxies for use at school, with sites manually verified for safety and quality. Users can submit their favorite unblocked sites to share with others. The directory states it is regularly updated with new unblocked games and proxies.
A Telegram channel described as a place for learners offering free education for everyone. It lists a Google Drive channel and a group invite link and mentions free courses and discussion.
The University of the Pacific is a private university in Northern California devoted to experience-driven education. It has campuses in Stockton, Sacramento and San Francisco, and provides students access to internships, co-ops and customizable degree programs.
Provides fictional US identity number generators for testing forms and software applications.
USBImager is a simple GUI application that writes compressed disk images to USB drives and creates backups. It is available for Windows, MacOS and Linux, and its interface is minimalist and multilingual. The application is Open Source under the MIT license.
USB Device Tree Viewer is a Windows utility derived from Microsoft's USBView sample application. It displays USB device trees and decodes descriptors, collects Windows Device Management information to show child devices including drive letters and COM ports, and supports safe removal, device restart and port restart.
UserStyles.world is a free and open-source, community-driven platform for sharing and browsing UserCSS userstyles, described as a replacement for UserStyles.org. It offers tracker-free browsing, Stylus integration for publishing updates, and mirroring of userstyles from other places including the USo-archive. It is licensed under AGPLv3.
UserDrive helps manage filesystems, mounts, drives, merged folders, or storage access.
Handbook and recipes for data-driven solutions of real-world problems.
