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An experiment that visualizes thousands of bird sounds using machine learning. The Essential Set for North America sounds are provided by the Macaulay Library, with support from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Built by Kyle McDonald, Manny Tan, Yotam Mann, and friends at Google Creative Lab, with open-source code available.
Bitmask VPN is an open source white label VPN designed for ease of use and developed for utility within censored environments. It is the shared code base for the CalyxVPN and RiseupVPN desktop applications. The project is released under the GNU GPLv3 license.
Bloom is a large language model documented within the Hugging Face Transformers library. The official documentation provides implementation resources, configuration classes, model classes, and guidance for integrating BLOOM into artificial intelligence and machine learning workflows, as part of Hugging Face's open-source and open science initiative to advance and democratize AI.
Bloxstrap is an alternative launcher for Roblox that provides additional useful features and functions. Its code is available on GitHub, and it is offered as free and open source. It requires the Microsoft .NET 6 Desktop Runtime to be installed.
Browserpad is a plain text notepad that runs in a web browser. It is built entirely with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The editor provides features such as character and word counting, line display, 80‑column mode, spell‑checking, printing, and open/save capabilities. Its source code is available on GitHub.
Bypass All Shortlinks Debloated is a userscript fork of Bypass All Shortlinks (originally by bloggerpemula) that provides automation or bypasses for many link shorteners, with some additional bypasses and fixes. Installation is from Codeberg. The documented requirements are Firefox or Brave with Violentmonkey and uBlock Origin; the README notes userscripts and uBO may not work at all or stop working on Chromium browsers.
A portal that enables California state agencies to discover, share, and reuse custom-developed code through a centralized collaboration platform. It also features solutions from state departments, agencies, and local entities.
Dataset repository covering computer, with searchable source code.
ChromieCraft is an open-source PvE full-progressive realm powered by AzerothCore and intended for the AzerothCore community. Players connect with a clean 3.3.5a client using the realmlist logon.chromiecraft.com. Support is handled through Discord rather than in-game tickets. Code is released under the GPLv2 license as part of the AzerothCore project.
ClassiCube is a free multiplayer sandbox block game. It can be played in the browser, and downloads are offered. The complete client source code is hosted on GitHub. A Steam version is described as optional support for the game's financial needs, and it is not required to play.
CodeEdit is a lightweight, open-source, natively built code editor designed exclusively for macOS. Written in Swift, it is free to use and intended to supplement Xcode for projects not targeting Apple platforms. It offers extensibility and customization options for users.
A browser-based app that creates colored Discord messages using ANSI color codes on the latest Discord desktop versions. Users write text, assign colors, then copy it to send in a Discord message. The app runs entirely in the browser and its source code is available on GitHub.
Converseen is a free cross-platform batch image processor available for Windows, Linux, macOS and FreeBSD. It converts, resizes, rotates and flips images, renames sets of images, and can convert PDF pages into image formats. It supports over 100 image formats through ImageMagick. The source code is released under the GNU GPL version 3 license.
Copy Selected Links is a browser extension developed by Marnes. It enables users to right-click selected text containing links to copy the URLs of all included links, copy their associated text, or open the links in new tabs. The extension is available for Firefox and Chrome, with its source code hosted on GitLab. Updated versions of related tools from the developer are available on their Greasyfork account.
CRX Viewer is a tool that generates or modifies URLs for Chrome Web Store items and locates XPI files for Firefox add-ons on AMO. Users can input a browser extension, add-on, zip file, or store page URL, or select a local file to retrieve download links and metadata including extension ID, supported operating systems, architectures, and Chrome version compatibility. It also provides links to official store listings. The tool's source code is hosted on GitHub by Rob Wu.
CRXInstaller is a Firefox browser extension developed by FoxRefire. It enables users to install Chrome browser extensions on Zen, Firefox Nightly, Firefox Developer Edition, Librewolf, and Firefox for Android. Use with standard Firefox requires additional configuration steps. The developer warns that installing untrusted extensions poses serious security risks and disclaims liability for any resulting damage, with the extension's source code available on GitHub.
cryptii is a web app that offers modular conversion, encoding and encryption online. Translations are performed in the browser without server interaction, and it is an open source project with code licensed MIT.
A directory of repositories for CloudStream 3, an Android app, listing extensions and providers including Italian, German, Indonesian, Vietnamese, French, Hindi and English sources. The page warns that extensions can execute arbitrary code inside the app and read all of the app's data. The first repo is described as constantly audited by the app developers.
CubeDesk is a free online Rubik's Cube timer for speedcubers. It offers WCA-style scrambles, stats and averages, algorithm training and 1v1 racing. The project was released as a desktop app and later became a web app, and its code was made open source.
CurveLab is a toolbox implementing the Fast Discrete Curvelet Transform in Matlab and C++, currently at version 2.1.2. Academics at not-for-profit organizations may download the source code for non-commercial research after registering and signing a license agreement. Commercial use and use by for-profit organizations require a commercial license from the Caltech Office of Technology Transfer, which includes a free trial period.
Data.gov is the United States Government's open data site, offering data, tools and resources for research, web and mobile application development, and data visualization. The catalog lists 584,318 datasets, and the site profiles federal source code repositories.
Database of Databases is an encyclopedia of database systems with leaderboards and statistics. Its statistics page ranks 1,228 systems and breaks them down by country of origin, data model, query interface, compatibility, source code license, implementation language, project type and developer.
An online decompiler that accepts uploaded artifacts and converts them back to source code or extracted resources. It supports Java class and archive files, Python bytecode, .NET assemblies, Android packages and Flash files, among other formats.
A Java scientific and numerical library written by Michael Thomas Flanagan to support his research and undergraduate programming courses. It is distributed as the flanagan.jar package and includes general classes, example programs and arbitrary precision methods. The author has retired and states it will be updated less frequently. Commercial use, public listing of source codes and redistribution are not permitted.
