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alpr.watch is a project that scans US local government meeting agendas for keywords such as flock, license plate reader and alpr, and maps where surveillance technology discussions are happening. It offers email alerts for a chosen area and a map of meetings and mapped ALPR cameras, and points to groups opposing surveillance.
The American University of the Middle East (AUM) is a higher education institution in Kuwait, located in Egaila on a campus of 261,190 m2 with landscaped spaces and modern buildings. It lists undergraduate and graduate programs, a College of Business Administration and a College of Engineering and Technology.
Anchorage's Open Data Portal is the open data platform of the Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska, operated by its Office of Information Technology. It offers downloadable CSV datasets including 2026 CAMA residential, commercial, combined residential and commercial, child care inspection, and restaurant health inspection data.
Enable your revenue team to deliver an exceptional buyer experience with account based sales and ABM automation powered by AI agent technology.
Arctic World Archive is an independent foundation established in 2025, originating from a 2017 initiative by Norwegian technology company Piql. It preserves valuable human data on ultra-durable film stored deep in a repurposed Svalbard coal mine, with a stated aim of safeguarding data for up to 2000 years. The archive is located in Svalbard due to the region's geopolitical neutrality, environmental stability from permafrost and low seismic activity, and physical and digital security features.
Are You You? is a game that tasks users with attempting to fool face recognition technology by making funny facial expressions. It was created with support from the European Union.
ARRL is the national association for amateur radio in the United States, connecting radio amateurs with news, information and resources. It covers news and features on emergency communications, technology, contesting and licensing, and publishes magazines including QST.
Aston University is a higher education institution based in central Birmingham, UK. It offers undergraduate, postgraduate and online courses, conducts research in areas including health and industrial technology, and partners with external organisations to support regional growth. The university's 2030 strategy aims to deliver transformational impact for students, businesses and communities.
The audio visual generator page creates music using experimental technology. Users click in a rectangle to generate points; the vertical position of each point determines the pitch of its note. The resulting sound can be sweet or aggressive depending on the user's machine.
Autocompressor is a free online tool that compresses videos, images, audio files, and GIFs to a target file size, aimed at size-limited platforms such as Discord and Gmail. It also supports Discord sticker and emote compression. The service uses AUTO-REZ technology, built on tools including FFmpeg, ImageMagick, Gifsicle, MozJPEG, and ECT. Premium tiers with higher upload limits and compression options are planned but not yet available.
Bibliographic and abstract database of Polish science and technology journal articles.
Searchable repository for finding engineering datasets and dataset.
Global financial newsroom covering markets, companies, economics, technology and government policy.
BoredReading is described as a curation of articles from around the internet. The site presents articles in topical categories including startups, life, history, science and technology, links to sources such as SatPost and Platformer, and offers a reading list for adding and removing articles.
The Indian Institute of Technology Madras offers the BS in Data Science & Applications, a web-enabled undergraduate program focused on data science and programming. Learners may earn a Bachelor’s degree (BS or BSc, based on completed credits) or a diploma in Programming or Data Science upon successful completion of required courses. The program has no age limit, offers scholarships, and provides academic resources in multiple Indian languages.
California Magazine is published by the Cal Alumni Association and covers topics including business, culture, education, health, science and technology, sports, and politics. It also produces The Edge podcast and accepts sponsorship support.
CatchTheTornado/text-extract-api is a GitHub repository for an open-source document extraction and parsing API. It supports PDF, Word, PPTX, and other document and image formats, uses modern OCR technology and Ollama-supported AI models, can anonymize documents and remove personally identifiable information (PII), and converts content to structured JSON or Markdown output.
The Central University of Punjab is a central university established in 2009 by an Act of Parliament. It has 31 departments and 11 schools across sciences, technology, education, humanities, social sciences and law, and offers postgraduate and Ph.D. programmes. Its campus is in Ghudda village, Bathinda.
Chapman University Digital Commons Data is an institutional repository section that lists faculty data sets by discipline, including art, science and technology, business and economics, food science, history, pharmacy, and physical therapy. It provides search and browsing by collections, disciplines, and authors, with pages covering submission policies and terms of use.
An opinion article by Dan McQuillan arguing that ChatGPT and similar large language models function as a "bullshit generator." It describes LLMs as predicting missing words statistically and producing confident assertions without understanding, and frames the technology as a continuation of class war.
Digital library for searching books, documents, images and online collections.
Digital library for searching books, documents, images and online collections.
Chrome Experiments is a showcase of web technology experiments created by coders since 2009, using technologies including Chrome, Android, AI, WebVR and AR. It also provides tools and resources to inspire visitors to create their own experiments.
ClearURLs is a browser add-on built on WebExtensions technology and optimized for Firefox and Chrome based browsers. It automatically removes tracking elements from URLs in the background to help protect privacy while browsing, using a rules catalog maintained by the project and community. It also blocks some common ad domains optionally, blocks hyperlink auditing and prevents ETag and history API tracking. Chrome-based browsers may disable the add-on during the Manifest V2 phase-out.
