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HWMonitor for Windows x86/x64 is a hardware monitoring program that reads PC system health sensors, including voltages, temperatures, powers, currents, fan speeds, utilizations and clock speeds. It handles CPU and GPU-level hardware monitoring, LPCIO chips with monitoring features, memory modules with thermal sensors, and SSD and hard disks via S.M.A.R.T.
Hysteria is an open-source, MIT-licensed proxy built on a customized QUIC protocol, designed for performance over unreliable and lossy networks. It supports modes including SOCKS5, HTTP Proxy, TCP/UDP Forwarding, Linux TProxy and TUN, and the protocol masquerades as standard HTTP/3 traffic. Builds exist for major platforms and architectures.
An online guide providing practical information about equalizers for in-ear monitor audio reproduction. It is aimed at users from beginners to experienced, covers basic theory and step-by-step EQ instructions, and includes sections on case studies, measurement databases, myths and additional tools.
InfiniteMac is a web-based collection of classic Macintosh and NeXT system releases. It allows users to run selected versions of System Software, Mac OS, A/UX, Mac OS X, or NeXTStep in a virtual machine within a browser. An "Infinite HD" disk with era-appropriate software is available. Users can customize machine and disk choices, and on some systems import/export files and mount virtual CD-ROMs.
Information Is Beautiful is an independent collective that distills global data, information and knowledge into infographics, data visualizations, interactive graphics, stories, live performances and books. It also publishes a monthly newsletter.
Input Director is software that lets one keyboard and mouse control multiple Windows systems on the same network. Control switches between computers by hotkey or by moving the cursor to a screen edge, and a shared clipboard allows copying and pasting between computers. It supports multi-monitor layouts, Windows fast user switching, and version 2.4 is available.
A starter guide to buying parts for mechanical keyboards that take Cherry MX-style switches. The document states that it is long, provides a table of contents, and describes itself as folk knowledge and not comprehensive across all aspects of the hobby. It notes the guide's revision date may make some aspects out of date.
Autograd and XLA for high-performance machine learning research.
JScreenFix is a browser-based tool for repairing stuck pixels on LCD and OLED displays. It runs a high-frequency pixel exercise pattern in the browser, and users drag a fixer square over the affected pixel and leave it running for at least 10 minutes. The site notes that dead pixels are usually hardware failures less likely to be revived by software.
JSLinux runs emulated operating systems in a web browser. The page lists emulated systems including Alpine Linux, Windows 2000, FreeDOS, Buildroot and Fedora 33, with console or X Window interfaces; some entries note AVX-512 and APX support or longer boot times.
Kando is an open source, cross-platform pie menu for launching applications, executing keyboard macros and opening files. It is designed for mouse, stylus, touch or controller input, and supports Windows, macOS and Linux. Menus can be bound to shortcuts and nested into submenus, and it is described as completely free.
Kasm Workspaces is a platform that streams applications, desktops and web resources to a web browser. It covers remote browser isolation, Desktop as a Service and OSINT workloads. Editions include Community, Starter and Enterprise.
Kawaii Hoshi is a website offering hundreds of cute wallpapers and backgrounds for desktop PCs, mobile phones and tablet devices. It features content related to Hello Kitty, Sanrio, Peach & Goma, Kuromi and associated characters.
A collection of articles on computer keyboards, including keyboard layouts, keybinding systems, input devices and input methods. The page describes itself as a complete guide with over one thousand articles and lists popular entry points such as ergonomic keyboards and a key switch guide.
KeebFinder is a comparison site for mechanical keyboards and keycap sets with filter criteria for matching requirements. It scores keyboards from 0 to 100 using weighted build quality, customizability, productivity and performance, plus a popularity bonus of up to 8 points. Switches are scored separately from 0 to 100 by materials and finish within similar-feel groups.
Keebfolio is a curated collection of open-source mechanical keyboard projects. It lists 204 projects and organizes keyboards by layout type, including staggered, ortholinear, split and other designs such as macropads. It also provides resources covering firmware options, tools and tutorials.
KeebTalk is an online community website for people who are interested in keyboards. It hosts discussion forums covering topics such as keycaps, custom keyboard builds, key switches, and keyboard-related maker projects.
An article comparing the roles of data scientist and data engineer. It states that the positions are sometimes confused for each other and are often treated as the same, though the two roles work together. It notes that companies can encounter problems with team efficiency and system performance when the roles are conflated, and that the average company needs far more data engineers.
Key Test is an online tool for checking keyboard button functionality directly in a web browser. Users can test individual keys by pressing them, with specific guidance for testing Fn keys in combination with other common inputs. The service notes that all testing is performed at the user's own risk, and recommends contacting a service center if users are uncertain whether a key issue is hardware or software related.
Keyboard Simulator is a system utility for Windows, hardware checks, cleanup, process control, or desktop customization.
KeyboardTest.io is a browser-based online keyboard tester. It checks for dead keys, ghosting and input latency, and works with mechanical and membrane keyboards. Tests include N-Key Rollover, chatter detection and latency measurement, all performed locally in the browser with no drivers or software required.
KeyCombiner is a web service for organizing, learning, and practicing keyboard shortcuts. Users can import shortcuts from a public database into personal collections, practice them with spaced repetition, and take curated courses and lessons. A desktop application offers instant shortcut lookup on Windows and Linux.
KeyZen MAB is a browser-based typing practice tool by Adam Gradzki, version 4.2. It offers monogram, bigram and trigram ngram modes, with a visualization of expected ngram performance. Users can load a corpus and delete a whole word with Control + Backspace (Windows/Linux) or Option + Backspace (macOS).
LangChain is an open agent engineering platform that enables organizations to own, control, govern, and compound their intelligence. Its LangSmith platform offers tools for autonomous agent improvement, observability, performance evaluation, production deployment, safe code execution sandboxes, LLM call control, and no-code agent creation. The platform also provides open source agent frameworks including deepagents, langgraph, and langchain.
