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My Next Move is an interactive tool for job seekers and students to learn about career options. It offers keyword and industry searches, an interest profiler, and career reports covering tasks, skills and salary information for over 900 careers. The site is maintained by the National Center for O*NET Development with sponsorship from the US Department of Labor.
Nació Digital covers technology, digital products, computing and industry developments in Spain.
Nagram X is a variant of Nagram with additional features. The repository was archived by its owner and is read-only, with no further updates, bug fixes, or support provided. Previously published versions remain available through a Telegram channel and GitHub Releases. The source code remains available for reference or for continuing development in a fork.
Nanocoder is an open-source coding agent built for terminal use by a community collective rather than a corporate entity. It allows users to bring their own AI model, stores code locally on the user's machine, and does not require users to owe fees or obligations to a company. It is hosted as a public repository on GitHub.
The National Center for Education Statistics is the federal statistical agency that collects, analyzes and reports data on the condition of U.S. education, from early childhood to adult education. It publishes indicators and reports on education developments and trends, and conducts surveys and programs including the Common Core of Data and the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study.
Nautilus covers science, health, research or environmental developments.
New Medical Gazette covers science, health, research or environmental developments in Russia.
Nexus AI is an all-in-one AI platform for writing, research, content creation, planning, and coding. It enables users to generate documents, presentations, images, videos, and code. It offers tools including a chatbot, creative studio, and notes, and is accessible across desktop, mobile, and browser platforms. It is developed by Verbosec.
Nix package manager and NixOS site for reproducible development and system configuration.
An NLP toolbox for Matlab under development by researchers at UC Berkeley's AMPLab, intended to process natural language within Matlab rather than switching to other languages. It includes modules for text tokenization, text preprocessing such as stop word removal and stemming, and learning algorithms including linear regression, decision trees, support vector machines and a Naive Bayes classifier.
NORMAN SusDat is a living database that merges chemical lists from the NORMAN Suspect List Exchange into a common format for screening purposes. It includes selected identifiers and predicted values and is under constant development. Users should consult the original lists to verify chemical information.
The GIS Hub is operated by the North Dakota State Geospatial Committee and North Dakota Information Technology. It is an infrastructure of geospatial data storage, web services, and application interfaces that supports state agencies' GIS development and shares common interest data with other government levels and the public. A data portal and Hub Explorer mapping tool provide access.
The Nothobranchius furzeri Information Network is a website providing information on the short-lived killifish Nothobranchius furzeri as a vertebrate model for developmental and aging research. It offers genome and transcriptome browsers, including the N. furzeri Genome Browser and Transcriptome Browser, plus Nothobranchius laboratory, protocol and publication listings.
The Nuclear Weapon Archive is a website providing current information, technical data and write-ups on nuclear weapons. It covers the history of weapons development and the arsenals of declared nuclear states, and maintains a sister-site relationship with Gregory Walker's Trinity Site.
Nuova Antologia covers technology, digital products, computing and industry developments.
NVDA is a screen reader that can be downloaded free of charge. Version 2026.2 requires PCs running Microsoft Windows 10 and later; older versions are offered for Windows 8.1, Windows 7, and Windows XP or Vista. NV Access states that donations and grants support continued development and compatibility work.
Open data portal of the State Office for Geoinformation and Rural Development, Baden-Württemberg, Germany.
Oils is a project that provides an upgrade path from Bash to a better language and runtime. It is also intended for Python and JavaScript users who avoid shell scripting. The repository includes source code, contribution guidelines, and development build instructions.
Old School RuneScape is a retro styled MMO described as online gaming heritage. It features a levelling system and risk-it-all PvP, and the community controls development. The site offers free play and membership sign-up.
OldUnreal is a project devoted to the old Unreal and Unreal Tournament versions. It provides full game installers for Unreal, Unreal Tournament 1999 and Unreal Tournament 2004, along with community game patches. The site also hosts forums and links to patch development repositories.
OMG SPACE is a series of visuals created as a graphic design thesis project to illustrate the true scale of the solar system. All planets, including the sun and dwarf planets, are shown to scale, as are their distances from the sun, at a ratio of 1:647. Created in 2011 by Margot Trudell, the site's data is only current to early 2011, with minor design and development updates in 2015.
OneClick-macOS is an open-source toolset hosted on GitHub for setting up a streamlined, KVM-accelerated macOS virtual machine via QEMU. The tools are compatible with both Linux and Windows operating systems, and development is open to GitHub contributors.
An online tool that parses the HTML of a web page and extracts its internal and external links, displaying them in plain text. After a page address is submitted, the system downloads the page and lists the resulting URLs. It is built with the Lynx command-line browser and described for research, development, security assessments and web page testing.
The Open Data Commons for Spinal Cord Injury is a free community platform for sharing and publishing spinal cord injury research data. It offers tiered access levels, allowing users to download public data, access community data, share their own datasets, and obtain citable DOIs. The platform includes tutorials, documentation, an apps toolbox, and a sample data management and sharing plan.
