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Low Spec Games is a list of games that run on low-end PCs. Entries name titles such as Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair, Starbound, Terraria, Portal and DOOM II, with genres, release dates and Steam links. The page lists 853 items and displays 20 per page.
The GD LRR Demon List is a Geometry Dash demon list dedicated to low-refresh-rate players, defined as monitors running the game at 75fps or below, including mobile. It states it adopted the Pointercrate demonlist's guidelines as of January 9th, 2021, with extra list-specific rules. It hosts main, extended, legacy and 61hz+ level lists.
AREDL, the All Rated Extreme Demons List, is a community project that ranks every rated Extreme Demon in Geometry Dash by difficulty. Its site publishes the ranked list along with changelog entries recording placements and moves. The list states that placements reflect difficulty opinions from many players and should not be taken as objective fact. Its codebase is on GitHub, and it links to partner and related lists.
A Pastebin paste lists low-spec games for systems with limited graphics memory, such as Intel HD 3000 or a 512 MB VRAM GPU. It includes notes on the author's laptop specifications and on how integrated graphics use reserved and shared system RAM. The list covers older and newer titles across several genres, including multiplayer games.
TasteDive is a recommendation site that suggests games based on titles a user already likes. Its game page lists popular and recently added games, and pages such as Games Like Gran Turismo 7 and Games Like Pokemon LeafGreen Version present similar titles and community lists.
The Adventure Game Database is a catalogue of PC English-language graphical adventure games. Users can search by name, tag, year and platform, and the site lists recently added and released titles alongside upcoming games. Search help documents options for phrase matching, required and excluded words, wildcards and filters such as year and status.
Home of the Underdogs is a database of old games described as abandonware, presented as a tribute to underrated PC games. The site offers browsing by random pick, company, title and designer, along with freeware titles and guides for running DOS and Windows games.
VNDB, the Visual Novel Database, aims to be a comprehensive database of information about visual novels. It is built as a wiki, so anyone can add and contribute information. The site includes recent changes, discussions, reviews, upcoming releases and just released titles.
PlayTracker is an app that connects to gaming platforms and combines their data, including games, achievements and stats. It offers cross-platform profiles, social feeds, challenges and estimates. A web version is available, with an ad-supported Windows desktop app and mobile apps listed as coming soon. Paid Indie and Pro subscription tiers exist for professionals.
OpenCritic is a review aggregator for video games that collects reviews from top publications such as IGN, GameSpot, Polygon and Eurogamer. The site also offers browsing of games by platform and lists of top rated games of all time.
Security Arena is a forum section on Sysnative Forums for help removing viruses, trojans and other malware. It contains new threads and locked or solved threads, and a sticky post gives malware removal posting instructions. Threads on the page cover topics such as virus infections, possible RAT or malware concerns, and slow machines.
A guide for reading VirusTotal reports. It covers steps such as checking the scan date, details tab, submitted names, relations tab, behavior tab and detections tab. The guide states that the final decision on whether to run a file is the user's.
rifteyy is an independent malware analyst from the Czech Republic. The site collects in-depth malware and ransomware analysis reports, reverse engineering breakdowns, and security research. The analyst describes himself as a computer science student, tech support and teacher at a primary school, and a Malware Removal Expert on various forums. Malware removal help is handled through public forums, not through socials or email.
A website that presents a searchable database of names labeled as suspected terrorists under the name National Surveillance Agency for Telephones and Terrorism. It includes links for reporting a suspect, anti-terror tips, new suspects and an FAQ. The site states that inclusion does not imply participation in terrorist activities and that the agency is independent and non-government.
A website that presents a searchable list of names under the heading of the Terrorist Security Administration's No-Fly List. It shows database statistics, including total entries and recent additions, and states that entries do not imply participation in terrorist activities. The site describes the organization as independent and non-government.
CamRoute is a tool for planning a driving route in the Greater Toronto Area and viewing traffic cameras near that route. It draws on over 1,300 cameras from the City of Toronto, Ontario 511, and Durham Region, with routing powered by OpenStreetMap data. It is described as an independent, unofficial project.
Insecam is a directory of online surveillance and network cameras. It lists live feeds such as street, traffic, parking, office, road, beach and earth webcams by country, and provides a search for live webcams. The site states only filtered cameras are available and that it removed private or unethical cameras upon complaint; cameras can be removed by setting a password.
A notice recommending that users avoid GShade and use normal ReShade instead. It states that GShade's developer added code to reboot computers when a third-party app managed updates, as an anti-tamper measure. The notice says the app stopped working after removal from GitHub and is back online now.
An announcement page reporting that GameFabrique bundles adware into its installers, which open magnet links in the user's torrent client. The author ran the installers in a sandbox and states that each one attempted to install AVG Secure Browser and McAfee Web Advisor, describing the bundled torrent sources as untrustworthy.
Telegram is described as a cloud-based mobile and desktop messaging app with a focus on security and speed. It offers apps for iPhone/iPad, Android, PC/Mac/Linux and macOS, and states that messages are heavily encrypted and can self-destruct.
PRISM Break is a site that encourages opting out of global data surveillance programs such as PRISM, XKeyscore and Tempora by encrypting communications and ending reliance on proprietary services. It lists recommended projects by platform, including mobile, computer and network categories. The site states that using the recommended projects will not guarantee that all communications are shielded against surveillance states.
TracerouteVisualizer is a free browser tool that visualizes traceroute output with geographic maps. Users paste standard traceroute, tracert, flyingroutes, or MTR output, and the tool shows hop addresses, hostnames, locations, ISP and AS information, packet loss, response times and IXP detection. It is aimed at network administrators and security researchers for troubleshooting and security research.
AnalyzeID is a reverse lookup tool that searches Google Analytics, Google Adsense, Amazon affiliate, email, IP and other third-party IDs to find other websites owned by the same person. The site lists uses such as researching site owners, checking whether sellers are mass producing sites, and finding money sites. It presents itself as more than a reverse IP tool when owners host sites on different servers.
AccuRanker is an SEO rank tracking platform providing real-time data on tracked keywords, along with keyword research, competitor analysis, SERP analysis and reporting. AccuLLM tracks brand mentions, citations and sentiment across AI search tools such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews and AI Mode. The site states the platform includes unlimited users, domains and API calls.
