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Pakistan Today is an English-language daily newspaper published from Lahore, Islamabad and Karachi by Nawa Media Corporation. Founded in 2010 by journalist Arif Nizami, it covers national affairs, politics, business, sports and international developments, and also publishes the business and financial publication Profit.
Paperspace is a cloud GPU platform now owned by DigitalOcean. It provides access to NVIDIA H100 GPUs for AI and machine learning workloads, rendering, 3D graphics, simulations and cloud gaming. Users can develop, train and deploy AI applications on the platform, which is used by over 500,000 builders. Its product offerings include Gradient for AI model development, hosted notebooks, cloud desktops and deployment tools, with solutions tailored for machine learning, enterprise virtual desktops, gaming and rendering use cases.
Online digital archive providing access to photographs and oral histories documenting the cultural heritage of Park County, Colorado. Materials come from the Park County Local History Archive, established by volunteers in 2001 and housed in the Park County building in Fairplay. Digitization is a collaboration between the county's Department of Heritage, Tourism, & Community Development and the University of Denver's Library and Information Science program.
Passion Times covers technology, digital products, computing and industry developments in People's Republic of China.
PC för Alla covers technology, digital products, computing and industry developments in Sweden.
PC Format covers technology, digital products, computing and industry developments.
PCgo covers technology, digital products, computing and industry developments in Germany.
Pepperdine University is a Christian university in Malibu, California. It offers undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and certificate academic programs across multiple specialized schools. The institution emphasizes Christian values, academic excellence, and leadership development, and fields 17 NCAA Division I athletic teams. It also hosts fine arts performances and supports scholarly research across disciplines.
Perlist is an AI tool or resource for chat, research, automation, media generation, or model development.
phoronix covers technology products, software, computing and internet industry developments.
PhotoDirector is a desktop photo editing application for PC and Mac with built-in generative AI functionality. It supports end-to-end photo workflows, including photo library organization, non-destructive RAW development, layer-based compositing, portrait retouching, and AI-powered content creation, with a chat-based editing option available.
PHP Tutorial is a tutorial site for learning PHP from scratch. It covers developing dynamic websites and web applications, with sections on getting started, PHP fundamentals, types, operators, control flow, functions, and arrays. It states that PHP allows development of blogs, content management systems, and online stores.
Phys.org is a science and technology news platform that provides daily coverage of research developments, technological breakthroughs, and scientific innovations. It publishes general science news across fields including quantum physics, ecology, and astronomy, alongside feature stories covering health, medicine, and space science.
Pi is a terminal-based minimal coding agent harness built to adapt to user workflows rather than requiring users to adjust their processes. It supports 15+ providers and hundreds of models, offers tree-structured shareable interaction history, context engineering features, and four operation modes: interactive, print/JSON, RPC, and SDK. Users can customize Pi with extensions, skills, prompt templates, and themes, and share customizations as packages via npm or git. It is installable via curl, PowerShell, npm, pnpm, or bun.
PicaSim is a flight simulator for radio controlled aircraft, focusing mainly on gliders with some other aircraft. It is available free on Android, Apple/iOS and Windows, and development is on hold.
Pieces is a memory layer that runs in the background on a computer, forming a searchable record of work from apps the user already uses. It captures activity chronologically so users can search, filter and revisit moments, and carry context into AI tools. Memories are saved on-device by default, and capture from copy and paste is opt-in.
Planet GNU is an aggregation of development blogs from the GNU Project. It publishes updates about GNU software releases, including announcements for projects such as parted, automake, gzip, and pspp.
Pleroma is social networking software compatible with other Fediverse software such as Misskey, Pixelfed and Mastodon. It is free software, with development and issue tracking on the project's GitLab instance. Users can join an existing instance or follow an installation guide to set up their own server. Multiple frontends are available, including Pleroma FE, Soapbox and Glitch-lily.
PocketBase is an open-source backend tool distributed as a single file. It includes a realtime database, user authentication, file storage, and an admin dashboard. It can be used as a standalone application or extended via Go and JavaScript hooks, and integrates with common frontend development stacks.
Ponytail 5 is a ruleset for AI coding agents intended to make them write the least code that works. It provides a review command and an audit command, and states tests accompany risky logic. The project reports benchmark comparisons against running without it.
Popular Computer Weekly covers technology, digital products, computing and industry developments in People's Republic of China.
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The Earth Magic Portal Generator is a web application that enables users to navigate between videos of global locations. It offers two control modes: hand tracking, which is recommended, uses the device camera to track hand movements with all data processed locally in the browser, and mouse control. Users open a portal by moving their hand or mouse over a central circle, change videos via clockwise circular motion, enter fullscreen by holding the gesture or clicking the portal, and access previous videos with counterclockwise motion. The app includes settings for control mode, hand and camera previews, and accepts donations to support development.