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Pulse Ghana is a digital news platform covering news, entertainment, sports, business and lifestyle, aimed at young Ghanaians and African audiences. It also produces series and events, including the Pulse Influencer Awards, Pulse Undercover, Pulse Fun Fact, It's A Wrap, Jollof Warz and Pulse One On One.
Pulse Nigeria is an online news platform covering news, entertainment and lifestyle for young Nigerians and Africans. It publishes headlines hourly and offers a free subscription for updates by phone. Its products include the annual Pulse Influencer Awards and the Pulse Hot Takes YouTube format.
qimgv is a fast, easy-to-use image viewer with optional video support. The project is distributed via a public GitHub repository, with version 1.0.2 noted as the current release at the time of the snapshot.
QST is the monthly membership journal of ARRL. Each issue covers equipment reviews, technical tips, projects and news. Digital editions are available through Android, iOS and Kindle Fire apps, and members log in to view current or archived issues.
Read Aloud is a text-to-speech voice reader available as a Chrome extension that reads aloud the current web-page article with one click and supports 40+ languages. The site also lists browser extensions for Firefox and Edge and a TTS widget service.
A digitized print from The Sphere, dated 10 November 1900, held in the Hong Kong Baptist University Library Art Collections. It depicts five scenes of Sir Robert Hart's prophecy of a yellow peril.
The Redland City Bulletin is a news outlet covering Cleveland, Queensland, with local, state and national news, sport, weather, entertainment and lifestyle. It is published online daily and in print each Wednesday, and digital subscriptions give unlimited access to Australian Community Media websites.
RelatedAnime is a platform that allows users to discover an anime series' source material, sequels, specials, and other related content on a single page. It also maintains a list of currently airing anime series.
Rim's Linux Wiki is a wiki that provides a list of tools for GNU/Linux systems. The site is noted to be in a very early stage of development, and currently includes a system tools section.
roms.by is a forum site that hosts sections for downloading game files and ROMs for current consoles, retro consoles and virtual reality, along with a VIP zone. It also includes discussion boards, member statistics and game server listings.
Rosetta Code is a programming chrestomathy site that presents solutions to the same task in as many different languages as possible. It aims to show how languages are similar and different and to help a person grounded in one approach learn another. The site currently lists 1,360 tasks, 421 draft tasks, and 1,009 languages.
Ryuusei is an unofficial AniList client for iOS. Its dashboard shows currently watched and read media and allows quick progress and score updates, with home screen widgets for upcoming anime airings. Users can switch between anime and manga, filter, sort and search their lists, and view details such as characters, staff and related items.
RyzenAdj is a command line tool that adjusts power management settings for Ryzen Mobile Processors. Its command line interface is identical on Windows and Unix-Like operating systems. On Windows it should be run with Administrator, and on Linux as root. It exposes options for power limits, current limits, clock frequencies and temperature limits.
SAFER-Data is the Secure Archive for Environmental Research Data at the EPA. Its browse page offers a searchable and sortable overview of all publicly available resources, with direct links to downloadable files where available. Visitors can search table content, sort columns, and arrange projects by thematic area. The page states there are currently 438 publicly available resources.
An online community of international reporters and social advocates publishing commentaries, features and news reports from a Nigerian-African perspective. It describes itself as founded in the spirit of Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and as an umbrella outlet for objective reporting of verifiable news and social commentaries. The site carries breaking news, latest stories, photos and videos.
Sci-Bot is an AI-powered research assistant powered by Sci-Hub. It is currently in temporary read-only maintenance mode, allowing users to browse previously answered questions but not submit new questions or sign in. It supports multiple languages, several citation formats, and adjustable generation speed.
The Science Career General Paste is a Neocities-hosted FAQ and document about science careers, covering starting a PhD, postdoc positions and moving from academia to industry. It grew out of /sci/ discussion threads opened in October 2020 and is described as currently somewhat Physics heavy.
SciRuby is a project providing tools for scientific computing and data visualization in Ruby. Its releases include NMatrix, a linear algebra library with dense and sparse matrix storage and tensor support, alongside visualization and statistics gems. The project describes itself as currently alpha, and it notes its gems are tested but not battle-hardened. SciRuby and NMatrix are available under the BSD three-clause license.
The Seamount Catalog is a digital archive of bathymetric seamount maps that can be viewed and downloaded in various formats. It holds morphological data, sample information, and related grid and multibeam data files, plus user-contributed files, all downloadable. The catalog currently covers more than 1,800 seamounts from all oceans.
Search Site WE is a cross-browser extension compatible with Firefox and Chrome. It allows users to search within the current subdomain or the entire domain using a selected search engine, accessible via the toolbar button or context menu. It is a no-restart alternative to the established Search Site add-on, built with the WebExtensions API with identical functions and user interfaces across both supported browsers.
searx.space is a directory of online and offline SearXNG instances. The site lists 70 currently online SearXNG instances, and tracks instance status including offline, connection timed out, HTTP client and server errors. For each listed instance, it displays details such as URL, software version, TLS configuration, security scores, certificate information, IPv6 support, country, associated network, search response times and uptime. Users can submit requests to add or remove instances via GitHub issues, and can filter out networks with known privacy issues.
Shortwave.Live is a shortwave radio schedule website for discovering shortwave stations worldwide. Its station list shows frequency in kHz, station, transmitter site, language, target area, start and end times, and days, with frequencies currently broadcasting highlighted in green. The page also links to a forum.
Shumen.UK is an English-language news site covering Bulgaria for British expats. It describes itself as independent Bulgarian news rewritten in British English, with source attribution and editorial standards. It also links to projects including books, a Bulgarian course, and other websites.
SIDER is a resource on marketed medicines and their recorded adverse drug reactions, extracted from public documents and package inserts. It includes side effect frequency, drug and side effect classifications, and links to related information such as drug-target relations. The current version, SIDER 4.1, was released in 2015, and the data is stated to be out of date.
