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ooh.directory is a collection of blogs organised by topic. Visitors can explore categories, search blog details, browse random blogs or view recently updated blogs. The site is run by Phil Gyford and started in 2022.
A European digital platform that aggregates data from multiple providers and offers it through a single access point. It is intended for start-ups, companies and research institutions building digital solutions, and for developers, data analysts and service providers. Documentation includes wiki pages, how-to materials, FAQs and practical examples.
Open-Shell is a collection of utilities that brings classic features back to Windows, originally created as Classic Shell by Ivo Beltchev. Features include a classic style Start menu for Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10 and 11, a toolbar for Windows Explorer, and an Explorer status bar showing file size and disk space.
Read practical guidance on starting and contributing to open-source projects.
An archived, read-only GitHub repository holding an open solution to the Google AI Open Images Object Detection Track. It offers starter code, configs and notebooks, with RetinaNet training and references to the Neptune experiment platform; Neptune use is optional and the code can run as a plain Python script. The README notes the competition used Open Images Dataset V4.
This GitHub repository hosts an open solution for the Airbus Ship Detection Challenge. It outlines the project's goals, includes a disclaimer, provides guidance for getting started, and shares information about the implemented solutions, while accepting community contributions.
This GitHub repository contains an open solution for the Kaggle Toxic Comment Classification Challenge. It includes starter code for the challenge, documents the project's core idea, notes ensemble prediction capabilities, includes a disclaimer, and accepts community contributions.
This GitHub repository hosts an open solution for the Santander Value Prediction Challenge. It outlines the project's goals, includes a disclaimer, provides guidance for getting started, and links to related competition resources, while accepting community contributions.
OpenAGI is an open-source GitHub project for AI agent creation, described as a tool where large language models meet domain experts. It provides documentation for getting started, installation steps, usage guidance, and information for contributing to the project.
OpenAllURLs is a browser-based tool that opens a pasted list of URLs, up to 250 links, in new tabs at once. It removes duplicates, accepts only URLs starting with http:// or https://, and displays an indexed table of the parsed links. Processing happens in the browser without an account.
OpenAsar is a client modification for Discord that aims to speed up startup and reduce size. It also offers basic theming through custom CSS and splash screens, plus configurable options, and is stated to work alongside other mods and across operating systems and Discord versions.
OpenGeofiction is a user-made map of a fictional world, created using the OpenStreetMap software platform. The site is run by volunteers and funded by donations, and use of the website or other provided infrastructure is subject to the Terms of Use. It offers a way to learn more and start mapping.
OpenLens AI is a fully autonomous multimodal research agent. The project is hosted on GitHub as the jarrycyx/openlens-ai repository, and its documentation covers key features, a quick start guide, and prerequisites.
OpenRCT2 is an open source re-implementation of RollerCoaster Tycoon 2. The site offers a download of the latest release and an OpenLauncher, plus a getting started guide, user manual, FAQ, Discord and Reddit support channels.
A GitHub repository maintained by junaid33 for Opensource.builders, a platform that helps users find and build open-source alternatives to common software. It includes features such as a Skill Builder and guidance for installing skills and getting started.
OPFython is a GitHub repository offering a Python-inspired implementation of the Optimum-Path Forest classifier. The library enables classification tasks using the optimum-path forest algorithm. It includes installation instructions, quick start guides, and classifier documentation. The project is open source and welcomes contributions from the community.
Osaurus provides AI agents that run locally on a computer rather than in a cloud. Agents work from files, keep memory on the computer, and request approval before editing files. A privacy filter can remove identifying details before cloud use. Osaurus is free and MIT licensed; Workspaces starts at $20 per workspace per month.
A page of Start.me collections intended to assist with discovering OSINT resources. It links to collections including The Ultimate OSINT Collection, NixIntel's OSINT Resource List, Technisette's OSINT Tools and others.
Overclock3D covers technology products, software, computing and internet industry developments.
Peerlist is a professional network for tech professionals to showcase proof of work and connect with others. Profiles can consolidate work from different platforms and serve as a portfolio, including on a custom domain. It also offers a weekly Launchpad for projects, a content feed called Scroll, and startup job listings.
phoronix covers technology products, software, computing and internet industry developments.
PhotoGPT creates ecommerce images, product ads and marketing visuals with AI, generating lifestyle shots, AI models and listing assets. Tools include AI product photography, ad clone, product detail pages and virtual try on. The Starter plan is listed at $10 per month billed annually at $96 per year with 500 credits per month.
PHP Tutorial is a tutorial site for learning PHP from scratch. It covers developing dynamic websites and web applications, with sections on getting started, PHP fundamentals, types, operators, control flow, functions, and arrays. It states that PHP allows development of blogs, content management systems, and online stores.
PHP: The Right Way is an easy-to-read, quick reference for PHP best practices, accepted coding standards, and links to authoritative PHP tutorials. It is a living document translated into many languages and also available in PDF, EPUB and MOBI formats. It recommends starting with the current stable version, PHP 8.5.
