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SpookyGhost is an open source tool by Encelo for creating procedural animations for sprites. It animates properties such as size, rotation, position and color, and allows users to deform sprite shapes. Lua scripts can be written for custom animations, and results can be exported as single frames or a spritesheet. Native versions are available for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android.
Spoqify is a service that accesses Spotify playlists such as Song Radio as an anonymous user. Users replace the t with a q in a Spotify playlist URL or paste the URL into a form, and the service opens the playlist without session cookies, extracts the song IDs, and creates a new playlist with the same songs. It is MIT-licensed and its source code is on GitHub.
Spotify Dedup is a free browser-based tool that finds and removes duplicate songs from Spotify playlists and liked songs. Users log in, and the app uses the Spotify Web API to check the library and remove duplicates, leaving other songs untouched, with verification before deletion. It is open source, and the site states that 20M+ duplicates have been removed since 2014.
Research data portal for exploring empirical social records, including datasets.
Språkbanken Text is a division of Språkbanken, a Swedish national e-infrastructure that supports research based on linguistic data. It develops and makes freely available Swedish language data and language technology analyses, with a focus on Swedish language material across historical periods, and builds digital research platforms for language-focused research. During an ongoing infrastructure transition, the site hosts research and staff information, while news, data, analyses, and platform content are being moved to sprakbanken.se.
Sprout is an interactive anime recommendation engine that uses a machine learning model to generate tailored recommendations based on watch history and ratings from MyAnimeList or AniList profiles. It also provides stats and visualizations of personal watch history and preferences, plus the Atlas Visualization. Sprout is fully open source.
A browser-based viewer for SQLite files. Users drop a file onto the page or open it through a file dialog, and the file is processed locally with JavaScript and HTML5 FileReader rather than uploaded. Tables can be exported to CSV. The page requires a browser with modern HTML5 support.
SQLook is a web-based SQLite database manager that runs in the browser on the client side, with no installation or server required. It opens and creates SQLite databases, shows database structure and statistics, and includes an SQL query editor with syntax highlighting and query history. It also offers a visual query builder and a database generator with sample data population.
The SKA Observatory is an intergovernmental organisation building two large telescope arrays in South Africa and Australia through global collaboration. Its stated science goals concern exploring the Universe, and the project covers handling large volumes of data.
A fan-run, noncommercial archive for fandom works such as fanfiction, fanart, fandom meta, fan videos and podfic. It is a project of Squidge.org based on open-source code from the OTW. Users with an account can share fanworks, receive update notifications, take part in challenges and track visited and saved works.
Squoosh is a browser-based image optimizer for compressing and comparing images with different codecs. Images are processed locally and never leave the device. Users open an image, inspect differences, and save, with settings adjustable for smaller files.
srrDB is a public collection of Warez scene information, holding ReScene and nfo files. It is described as a historical record of the warez scene, and its help page states that no downloads are offered there. Users can browse entries, and the site provides an API, wiki, IRC channel and open data dumps.
SSHADE is an interoperable solid spectroscopy database infrastructure providing spectral and photometric data from gamma to radio wavelengths. Measured samples include ices, minerals, rocks, organic and carbonaceous materials, and liquids. It contains specialized databases from various research groups, mostly from Europe, and can also be searched through the VESPA virtual observatory.
The University of St Andrews Research Portal provides access to the university's research, including articles, books, datasets and theses produced by its researchers. Full text is available online free of charge where available. The portal also presents research organized by UN Sustainable Development Goals and by collaborations and top research areas from the last five years.
Find and access atmospheric research data, with indexed geospatial data.
St. Jude Cloud is a pediatric catastrophic disease data sharing ecosystem created by St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. It provides data and analysis resources to the global research community, including genomic data on pediatric cancers, cancer survivorship and non-cancerous diseases. Its applications cover a genomics platform, a pediatric cancer knowledge base, visualizations, and patient-derived xenograft data.
The Staatliche Naturwissenschaftliche Sammlungen Bayerns is a German natural history institution with about 31 million inventory units, described as Germany's second-largest natural history collection. Its collections span anthropology, paleoanatomy, botany, mineralogy, paleontology, geology and zoology, and are used in research, teaching, training and exhibitions in its museums.
An open source tool for running arbitrary queries against public data from the Stack Exchange network.
Stalwart is an open-source mail and collaboration server written in Rust. It supports JMAP, IMAP4, POP3, SMTP, CalDAV, CardDAV and WebDAV, combining email, calendars, contacts and file storage in one server with built-in spam and phishing protection. It runs as a single node or as a cluster.
Stan is software for Bayesian data analysis that combines statistical modeling capabilities with user-friendly interfaces and open-source development. Its probabilistic programming language supports applications from simple linear regression to multi-level models and time-series analysis. Interfaces exist for Python, Julia, R, and the Unix shell, usable on laptops, clusters, or in the cloud. Official documentation covers the language, inference algorithms, and built-in functions.
Browse research datasets and dataset related to engineering.
SNAP is a general purpose network analysis and graph mining library written in C++ that scales to large graphs and supports node and edge attributes. Snap.py provides a Python interface with most of the SNAP C++ functionality. The project also offers the Stanford Large Network Dataset Collection, a set of network datasets.
Star Fit is a tool for planning events with friends or coworkers. A user creates an event with a rough time period, enters preferences, and sends the link to participants. Results update live and show a heat-map of everyone's preferences, with the best time for the event duration calculated using STAR Voting. It is built on Crab Fit and its code is open source.
Star History is a web tool for viewing and comparing the GitHub star history graph of open source projects. The site also lists a top committers ranking and provides a Chrome extension.
