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Paper2Galgame is proprietary software that turns academic papers into interactive visual novels using AI. Users upload PDFs to generate story-driven explanations and can study with anime partners or custom characters. It also offers document parsing, chapter-by-chapter reading, voice, and blackboard notes. Its source code is not publicly available.
Papers.Xtreme is a directory offering downloadable past papers, marking schemes, specimen papers, examiner reports and syllabus materials for CAIE, Edexcel, IB, IELTS, SAT and TOEFL. It also provides revision notes and forums for discussing exams and student life.
Partially Derivative is a podcast hosted by Chris and Vidya, described as "Car Talk for the data community." Episodes discuss data science, artificial intelligence, deep learning, p-values and related topics. The site notes that the last episode was released for now in September 2017.
Paste.to is a public paste service for sharing text, code and documents through short, shareable URLs, with account-based management and flexible expiry controls. Content is viewable by anyone with the link; a password can be set for private pastes. It requires a modern browser and notes that its connection is insecure.
Pc S3eozgyh I is an advanced reference page for safety checks, warnings, niche resources, or technical notes.
PCGamingWiki Ports is a gaming guide or resource hub with links, notes, tools, or community references.
pCubes is a twisty puzzle simulator for Windows introduced on the TwistyPuzzles.com forum. The thread states there are over 5000 puzzles, and the author notes the program has been open-source from version 0.4 beta.
A PeerTube documentation page listing third-party applications for the platform. It covers browser addons, Android applications, Kodi addons, Roku applications, CLI scripts, web tools and desktop clients, with short notes on each listed tool.
The Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection is a holdings collection hosted as part of the University of Texas Libraries GeoData platform. The collection includes thousands of maps, including military topographic maps of regions across Europe, Asia and other areas. Individual map entries include details such as scale, map type and descriptive notes about map series, including information about how relief is represented on the maps.
Phi Phenomenon is a website that studies great films by combining data from hundreds of lists to determine consensus best films. It presents a master list ranked by director, actor, year, genre, and nation of origin, alongside notes on different film tastes and a list of top films according to regular film fans. The site also includes an FAQ, method, and references pages.
Phoenix is a semi-untethered jailbreak for all 32-bit devices running iOS 9.3.5 through 9.3.6, created by Siguza and tihmstar. The site provides the IPA download, installation steps using Cydia Impactor, default offsets for affected devices, and a changelog. It notes that the app must be reopened after each reboot and reinstalled when it expires.
Phonetrack Android is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
PhotoSwooper is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
Playscii is an open-source ASCII art, animation, and game creation tool by JP LeBreton for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It requires an OpenGL 2.1-capable video card with GLSL 1.30 support and is offered as a free download. The developer notes that the macOS build is 32-bit and not notarized.
A page listing third-party plugins that extend the DeaDBeeF music player with new features. It gives install instructions for GNU/Linux, Windows and macOS and notes that, unless stated otherwise, the listed plugins were not made by DeaDBeeF developers.
A reference page presenting a Pokémon type chart that shows the strengths and weaknesses of each Pokémon type. It explains type advantages in battle and notes that the full chart applies to games from 2013 onwards. A printable image of the chart is available for download.
Polka Dot Game is a browser game in which the player eats smaller dots, avoids bigger dots and tries to become the biggest polka dot. The page shows recent and today's top scores and notes that it is adapted from the Circle Game by Shea Barton.
poll results is a poll, bracket, or voting page used as a community reference.
Poll Results is a poll, bracket, or voting page used as a community reference.
poll results is a poll, bracket, or voting page used as a community reference.
PortableAppZ offers portable applications that run from a removable drive on Windows computers without installation, preserving settings on the drive rather than the host. Entries include portable Chrome, Chromium, SRWare Iron, Thunderbird and Opera builds. The site notes turning off User Account Control or running the launcher as admin on Vista and above.
Pranx is a website offering online computer pranks to play on friends, such as opening a prank page on an unattended computer. The site notes that full screen can be toggled with F11 to hide the address bar and browser frame, and that pranks work best on a desktop computer or tablet.
Pretend You're Xyzzy is a web version of a Cards Against Humanity clone. The page states the webapp is still in development and that bugs may occur. It notes gameplay results are logged permanently without identifying information, and that all chat and fill-in-the-blank cards were disabled in a 2018 update.
An editorially independent magazine written by and for Princeton alumni since 1900. It covers University news, sports, arts, profiles, essays and letters, and publishes Class Notes and an annual Reunions guide. The magazine appears 10 times each year in print and online.
