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ChunkBase offers a collection of apps for Minecraft, including a Seed Map and Seed Finder. The apps help find Minecraft seeds and locate biomes and structures on an interactive map. Version support varies across apps.
SeekStorm, associated with the name FAROO, is an open-source vector and lexical search engine written in Rust. It is offered as an embeddable library, a self-hosted server, or a managed cloud service. The system provides fast hybrid search with features such as facets, filters, ranking, and typo tolerance. SeekStorm targets use cases including e-commerce, documentation, applications, and AI agent retrieval, positioning itself as a permissive alternative to services like Algolia and Elasticsearch.
FOSS Torrents tracks new releases of free and open-source projects, creates torrents with web seeds, seeds them until a new version appears, and promotes the releases. It lists software, games and Linux/BSD/illumos distributions, and offers a torrent to magnet tool.
healthdirect offers health information and advice online and over the phone, available 24 hours a day. It includes a Symptom Checker that asks about symptoms and advises whether to see a doctor or care for oneself at home. A helpline staffed by registered nurses provides advice on whether to see a GP, manage at home, or go to an emergency department.
An unofficial biome map of a Minecraft world seed for version 1.8. It can act as a village finder, slime finder and ocean monument finder, and users can load a saved game, enter a seed or get a random map. Hovering shows biome names, and shading indicates hilliness.
Seedance 1.0 is a model that supports multi-shot video generation from text and images. It can create 1080p videos and parses natural language prompts for control over interactions, action sequences and camera movements.
Seede.ai is a web-based design tool that converts user ideas into fully editable visual designs. It offers features including a background remover, image resizer, AI image generator, and template library, with supporting documentation, pricing information, and user account options available on its website.
Search instance or web search page for discovering results through a simple search interface.
A 2001 book by Chris Sherman and Gary Price examining the nature and extent of the Invisible Web and offering pathfinders for accessing its content, aimed at novice and advanced web searchers. Chapters cover the development of the Internet, search engines and web directories, why search engines cannot see invisible web content, how to recognize it, and when to use it. A directory section lists more than 1,000 Invisible Web sites by topic.
Terminal-based torrent finder and downloader. One search queries every source, downloads run in the background, and finished downloads seed automatically. Requires Node.js. Commands support search, watch, serve, files, seed, and attach, with a daemon flag.
A generator that produces random, fictional identities including names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, usernames and passwords, described for software testing, sample data and writing. It is free and needs no account; signing in allows saving identities, bulk orders and API use. An API returns identities as JSON repeatable with a seed.
Chrome extension that shows the IMDB rating on the 1337x.to website, intended to help users see the best movies at a glance. The README states the opacity is calculated when a movie receives fewer than 1000 votes. Installation requires opening chrome://extensions, enabling Developer mode, and loading the src folder as an unpacked extension.
BookWyrm is a decentralized social reading and reviewing service. Users can talk about books, track their reading, and see what friends are reading. It is ad-free, anti-corporate, and federated, allowing interaction with users on other BookWyrm instances and services like Mastodon.
A Telegram dictionary bot. Users type an English word to see its meanings, and the bot also works inline as @DictionBot. The page provides a Start Bot link for launching it in Telegram.
A personal page of mental health notes stating it is not a substitute for medical care. It advises seeking a professional for severe conditions and calling a helpline in a crisis.
#fretflip is an online tool for creating and sharing guitar fretboard charts, and for exploring the fretboard. Content can be edited in a what-you-see-is-what-you-get manner, and shared charts are stored in the cloud and accessed by anyone in any browser using a generated URL.
8bitWorkshop is a browser-based IDE for writing 8-bit game code, letting users write code and see it run instantly while learning how classic game hardware worked. It covers game consoles and arcade games, and the site offers books on topics such as the Atari 2600, NES and Commodore 64.
African Plants – a Photo Guide is an interactive photographic guide for identifying higher plants from Africa, with images of ferns and seed plants usually taken in the field. Users can browse an alphabetical list of species and infraspecific taxa or filter the database by characters such as leaf shape, flower colour or growth form. Images may be used freely for non-commercial scientific and educational purposes.
AgentSeer is a Hugging Face Space by holistic-ai that helps users understand how AI agents work by showing their decision-making processes as visual diagrams. Users can upload or input AI agent information to see how different actions are represented.
The AI assistant that actually does the work, not just writes drafts. See how one entrepreneur manages 5 businesses with 15 hours per week.
anon.to is an anonymous URL shortener and redirect tool. It shortens or redirects any URL while hiding the referrer so destination sites do not see the visitor's origin, and it states that clicks, visitors and personal data are not tracked. Redirects occur over encrypted HTTPS connections.
Antique Pattern Library is an ongoing project that scans public domain craft pattern publications to preserve craft heritage. It provides free, graphically edited scans of patterns for activities including knitting, crochet, embroidery, lacework, sewing, woodworking, and bookbinding, available for educational, personal, artistic and other creative uses. The project also seeks trained librarians or humanities scholars to assist with cataloguing work.
Are.na is a platform for connecting ideas and building knowledge. It allows users to capture photos, notes, files, webpages, and other content, organizing them into searchable and editable channels. The service emphasizes a non-algorithmic experience, with no ads or personalized recommendations. Users can arrange content, search across their network, and discover new ideas through intentional connections. Are.na serves students, designers, academics, researchers, and others seeking to assemble and share knowledge.
Av8n.com hosts the site of John S. Denker, including See How It Flies, a work on the perceptions, procedures, and principles of flight with 20 chapters and over 200 illustrations. It also offers more than 100 physics-related documents, additional flying-related documents, and notes on vision and image processing.
