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equinux publishes a configuration profile for Mac and iOS devices that adds the latest security certificates to older OS X and iOS versions, which otherwise fail to load many websites and services. The company also develops apps, including a VPN client for macOS supporting IPSec, L2TP, OpenVPN, PPTP, SSTP, Fortinet SSL, SonicWALL SSL and AnyConnect SSL VPN.
ET: Legacy is an open source project creating a fully compatible client and server for the online FPS Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory. Its development is described as a collaborative effort, and the site links to a wiki, source code and community chat. The project is presented as an international community of developers and users keeping the game alive and up to date.
Etebase is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted SDK and backend for building encrypted applications. It provides client libraries and a server, offering an API so developers can encrypt and upload data. Optional features include revision history, sharing among users, and integrity protections. Users can run their own server.
eTempMail is a temporary email service that generates a disposable address or .EDU address in one click, without registration. It provides an inbox for receiving messages such as verification codes, with a 10-minute timer that can be extended and a recovery key. The site presents the service as a way to keep a primary inbox away from spam and sign-up exposure.
Eternity is a Lemmy client for Android written in Java, forked from the Infinity for Reddit project. The project describes itself as currently in early development, with unfinished features and bugs. Its listed features cover browsing Lemmy feeds and communities, engagement such as voting and commenting, managing multiple accounts and instances, and customization options including themes.
Science-news service distributing research announcements and releases from universities and journals.
The European Environment Agency (EEA) produces knowledge to inform policymakers and the public, and provides access to a range of analysis and data products. These include publications, reports, indicators, interactive maps and dashboards, country fact sheets, downloadable datasets, and specialized environmental information systems covering areas such as marine, freshwater, biodiversity, forest, climate, and industrial emissions.
EventMap reports or organizes updates on science, health, research and the environment.
EverydayHealth reports or organizes updates on science, health, research and the environment.
A Telegraph page explaining Usenet basics: NZB files, Usenet providers, indexers and clients used for downloading. It describes NZB as an XML-based file format that splits files into articles with message IDs. It also notes that accessing files requires a subscription to at least one Usenet provider and discusses retention, cost and DMCA removal.
Exercism is a free, community-funded, not-for-profit platform for learning and practicing programming. It offers coding exercises across 84 language tracks, an in-browser editor, and automated analysis of solutions, alongside free human mentoring. Exercises can also be downloaded and submitted from the terminal with a CLI-first tool.
ExpandURL is a free service that reveals the destination of a shortened URL before the user clicks it. It offers a URL expander, a redirect checker showing the redirect chain with HTTP status codes, and a tool that fetches page title, description and a live screenshot. Extensions for Chrome, Edge and Firefox submit shortened links to the service.
explaine.rs is an interactive playground for exploring the syntax of the Rust programming language. Users write Rust code in an editor, and an analyzer explains keywords, punctuation and other code elements when clicked or tapped. The site states it is a work in progress and requires a WebAssembly-compatible browser.
Explainpaper is a tool for reading research papers. Users highlight confusing text to get explanations, and can ask follow-up questions. It offers plans from a free tier to paid Pro and Teams options, with Pro including advanced AI models and clickable explanations for graphs, figures and equations.
Extreme Weather Watch is a site founded in 2021 that provides an interface for viewing historical weather records. It offers climate records by U.S. state, Canadian province, Australian state and other countries, plus country and city comparisons and temperature conversion calculators.
The eyeGENE Program is building a data and DNA resource for researchers to investigate rare inherited eye diseases. Approved studies can apply for access to datasets covering demographics, genetics and clinical data, or to both datasets and DNA samples. Researchers may also contact potential participants for other studies.
eza is a command-line file listing tool described as a more featureful, user-friendly version of ls. It lists files with colour, icons, Git status and a tree view in one small binary. It offers recursive tree output with depth limits, relative dates, clickable hyperlinks and colours distinguishing file types. It is written in Rust, licensed EUPL-1.2, and packaged for Windows, macOS, Linux and BSDs.
Downloads public Facebook videos from shared links for saving clips or checking media sources.
FAIR Animated Drawings is an implementation of the algorithm described in the paper 'A Method for Automatically Animating Children's Drawings of the Human Figure'. It is a Python package for creating animations starring user-drawn characters, configurable to switch characters, apply different motions and change output formats. A browser-based demo is also referenced.
An electronic circuit simulator that displays an animated schematic of a simple LRC circuit, with colors indicating voltage and ground and moving yellow dots indicating current. Components can be clicked or edited, and the Circuits menu contains sample circuits.
FAPESP COVID-19 Data Sharing/BR is an open repository of COVID-19 datasets, initiated by FAPESP with the University of São Paulo and other health institutions. It provides pseudonymized demographic, clinical and laboratory exam data, plus hospitalization and outcome information when available. Datasets are downloadable at no charge under a CC-BY license, and the repository is updated periodically.
Far Manager is a program for managing files and archives in Windows operating systems. It works in text mode and provides an interface for viewing files and directories and for editing, copying and renaming files. Its functionality is extended by external DLL modules called plugins, which implement archive support, an FTP client, a temporary panel and a network browser.
The Federal Interagency Traumatic Brain Injury Research Informatics System (FITBIR) is a U.S. federal interagency platform for traumatic brain injury (TBI) research. It provides resources for defining, submitting, accessing, and visualizing TBI-related research data, including data dictionaries, common data elements for TBI, chronic TBI-related neurodegeneration, preclinical and trauma research, and tools for accessing biospecimens from affiliated biorepositories. As of the snapshot, the system announced it would limit publicly hosted data to NIH-funded studies starting August 24, 2026, and would no longer accept new data submissions for most studies.
Fedilab is a multi-accounts client for Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, Pixelfed and PeerTube. Its developers also maintain related projects including FediPlan, OpenMultiMaps, TubeLab and UntrackMe, all described as free and open-source.
