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Awesome Mac is an open-source project dedicated to collecting and systematically categorizing high-quality software for macOS. The curated list is organized by different software categories to help users easily search for and find relevant applications for their macOS devices.
Azure Data Explorer is a fully managed cloud data analytics service for real-time analysis of large data volumes streaming from applications, websites, and IoT devices. It is used to collect, store, and analyze diverse data, and supports querying with Kusto Query Language, T-SQL, and Python.
Brave Browser is a free, fast, private and secure web browser available for PC, Mac and mobile devices. It blocks ads, tracking software and other intrusive content to improve browsing speed, save data and extend battery life. The browser includes features such as an adblocking Shields tool, VPN, privacy protections, premium services, AI-powered private search and Brave Origin Browser AI.
BrowserLeaks is a suite of browser-based tools that test browser security and privacy. The tests identify ways websites may reveal a real IP address, collect device information and perform browser fingerprinting. Tools include IP address display, reverse IP lookup, HTTP header, country, ISP and local time checks, plus WebRTC, DNS and IPv6 leak tests. A Features Detection tool lists HTML5 feature support.
byGosh.com offers illustrated classic books and stories for children, short stories, novels, nonfiction and poems. It also provides a 'Listen to This Page' feature with four voices, though the site notes it does not work on some devices.
Cronometer is a nutrition tracking app for counting calories and tracking macro and micronutrients. It syncs with partner apps and devices and offers meal logging by photo, voice, text search or barcode scan. Nutrition data is sourced from lab-analyzed databases rather than crowd-sourced entries.
Cubari is an image proxy that takes images from other websites and displays them in a manga-oriented reader. It does not host the content viewed through it. It supports imgur, nhentai and custom JSON hosted on GitHub Gists. Reading history can be synchronised across devices using a third-party service powered by the remotestorage protocol, and a Tachiyomi extension is available.
DriversCollection.com is a free web library of device drivers for computer hardware. The site lists drivers for notebooks, video, printers, mainboards and other hardware categories, searchable by manufacturer. It states that drivers are stored on its servers and are available for free download.
Exploitee.rs is a hardware security research collective that finds vulnerabilities in embedded devices, IoT products and mobile systems. It lists research areas including IoT security, entertainment systems, home automation and mobile security, and offers breakout boards, a Hacker Pager and a shop of hardware security tools.
FCC.io is a search and URL shortener for FCC ID queries. It lets users share FCC ID searches via links, email, IRC, or instant messaging using a simple URL scheme. The author states that the site and its author are not affiliated with the FCC.
Flood is a web interface for rTorrent, Transmission and qBittorrent torrent clients. It supports touch screen devices with a responsive, collapsible sidebar, and offers light and dark color schemes that follow the system theme by default. Over 20 languages are supported, with language detected from browser preferences and automatic switching.
Dnote is a command-line notebook that stores notes in a SQLite file and provides full-text search. It ships as a single binary without dependencies, works with the user's own text editor, and is free and open source. An optional self-hosted server with a REST API enables syncing notes across devices.
GoldenCheetah is an open source application for importing and analyzing ride data from cycling devices and other programs. It provides analysis tools including Critical Power Modelling, charts, interval search and data export, and is available for Linux, MacOS and Windows. The current stable release is version 3.8. Download options include Windows, macOS and Linux AppImage builds, and snapshot builds are published separately.
The CMU Multi-Modal Activity Database (CMU-MMAC) holds multimodal recordings of subjects cooking and preparing food, collected in Carnegie Mellon's Motion Capture Lab. The database includes video, audio, motion capture, IMU and wearable device data across three datasets. It lists a technical report, a Matlab tool and download and viewing options.
A global community site where people help each other repair devices. It offers step-by-step repair guides, an Answers forum for troubleshooting, and parts and tools for DIY repairs. Users can write guides and translate or review existing ones.
isUpMap is a service that provides a real-time heatmap displaying the operational status of over 90 popular internet services, indicating if each service is up, degraded or down. It tracks recent service incidents, offers customization options and desktop notifications for status changes, and works on both mobile and desktop devices, with an optimized experience for wider screens. The service also lists supporting sponsors and includes a search function to look up specific services.
keepthis.site is a personal bookmark manager. Links are saved with screenshots, instant full-text search and end-to-end encrypted sync between a user's devices. A Firefox browser extension saves the current tab, and the app works offline. Desktop versions are offered for Mac and Android.
A page from the Kindle Modding wiki explaining what jailbreaking a Kindle is. It states that jailbreaking allows running external code on the device, such as KOReader or other apps, that other Kindle features remain, and that jailbreaking is a process rather than an app or firmware.
A Tumblr collection of screensavers and wallpapers for Kindle devices, cropping images to the dimensions of specific models including Kindle, Paperwhite, Voyage and Oasis. A help page explains that installing a custom screensaver requires jailbreaking the Kindle and installing the Screensavers Hack.
KOReader is a document viewer and ebook reader application for E Ink devices. It supports formats including EPUB, PDF, DjVu, XPS, CBT, CBZ, FB2, PDB, TXT, HTML, RTF, CHM, DOC, MOBI and ZIP. It runs on Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook, Android and desktop Linux.
Libib is a cloud-based library management and circulation system for schools, organizations and individuals. It supports cataloging of books, board games, movies, music and video games, with barcode scanning and cloud sync across devices. Users can create and share collections, add tags and notes, and import or export data. The site lists Basic, Pro and Ultimate plans.
LilySpeech is a free Windows speech-to-text dictation application that uses Google Chrome's speech to text service. It supports 51 languages, lets users dictate emails, documents, web searches and other content anywhere on a Windows device via a click or Ctrl+D shortcut, and offers 99.5% recognition accuracy, custom word support and a lightweight design.
Mendeley is a free all-in-one reference manager designed for researchers and students to support research workflows. It provides 2GB of free storage, tools to add, organize, read, highlight and annotate PDFs, generate references, and sync data across devices. The platform includes AI functionality that helps users quickly locate materials in their personal library, uncover patterns and relationships across stored references, and extract context-rich insights from documents.
MindBigData is an open archive of brain signals, including EEG datasets such as the "MNIST" of Brain Digits and MNIST-8B with over eight billion data points. It also lists brain signal hardware devices compatible with the data, ranging from 128-channel caps to a planned 1024-channel device.
