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Ruffle is an open source Flash Player emulator written in Rust. It targets desktop and the web using WebAssembly and is intended to run Flash content natively on modern operating systems and browsers. The project reports partial ActionScript compatibility, with most AVM 1 content expected to work and AVM 2 support being improved.
Flashpoint Archive is a community effort to preserve games, animations, and interactive experiences from the web. It provides open-source software including a launcher, a proxy, and a sandbox for playback of plugin-enabled content.
Game Decompilations is described as a list of game decompilations, one of the biggest on the internet. The page presents an alphabetical index of game titles, including entries marked as recompilations.
Games for the Brain is a browser-based collection of quiz, memory and brain games intended to train thinking. Its catalogue includes puzzles such as Sudoku, Reversi, Minesweeper, Mahjongg Solitaire, Checkers and Chess as well as word games. The site is available in multiple languages.
Gameflare is a gaming website offering thousands of free online games playable in a browser. Games are divided into several categories and the site is daily updated. It also lists featured, new and popular games.
Gillian's GTA IV Modding Guide is a website providing steps for modding Grand Theft Auto IV. The site states it is not affiliated with Rockstar Games, Rockstar North, or Take-Two Interactive, and that following the guide may violate Rockstar's End User License Agreement. The author notes transitioning the site to minimal maintenance mode and credits mod authors for attribution.
The GNOME Human Interface Guidelines are design documentation for software built with the GNOME platform, intended for app designers and developers. They cover design principles, resources, guidelines, patterns and reference material, and are meant for use with GTK 4 and Libadwaita.
A tutorial site covering UTAU, the singing synthesizer. It explains how UTAU works, what voicebanks and configuration files contain, and how USTs serve as sheet music with tempos, notes, aliases, pitchbends and vibratos. Pages are grouped into overview, basic and advanced sections according to skill level.
A browser-based online hacking simulation game where players act as hackers seeking money and power, competing against other users. It involves hacking, installing viruses, and completing missions. The game is free with non-intrusive ads and no download.
A worldwide directory of IMAX theatres that lists screen sizes, projector types and technical specifications. It offers an interactive database with sorting, filtering and search, plus guides to IMAX projector types and articles on IMAX technology, history and installations. The site is described as open source and community driven, with sections for exploring theatres by region.
An expert-driven guide to pharmacological targets, providing quantitative information on prescription medicines and experimental drugs that act on them. It is a joint initiative of the International Union of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology and the British Pharmacological Society, and is the new home of the IUPHAR Database. Registration is required to use the website.
The KDE Human Interface Guidelines are a document covering KDE's design philosophy and culture, common workflows and patterns, standard user interface conventions, and recommendations for platform integration. It aims to help developers build applications that feel at home in KDE Plasma and work well outside of it. The guidelines are described as a living document that welcomes contributions and as design guidance rather than implementation instructions.
LanguageGuide.org is a nonprofit project offering free vocabulary, audio and grammar guides in dozens of languages. It presents languages through images, audio and interactive learning, with explore, listen and speaking modes, and opens guides at the advanced level by default.
Learn Sanskrit Online describes itself as a simple and complete guide to Sanskrit, with tools and resources for all levels. It includes a beginner's guide and notes on Ambuda, traditional Sanskrit texts with word-for-word analysis and an integrated dictionary, and a grammar series on the Aṣṭādhyāyī. Sanscript converts Sanskrit text between scripts.
Lichess is a free, open source online chess server. It offers a clean interface requiring no registration, ads or plugins, and allows play against the computer, friends or random opponents. The site also provides server analysis, tournaments, puzzles, studies and a board editor.
Lidraughts is a free, open source online draughts server. It offers a clean interface requiring no registration, ads or plugins, with play in tournaments, with friends or against random opponents. The site also provides engine analysis, puzzles, studies and support for international draughts and six variants.
LostGamer is a hub for gaming tools and experiences. It offers interactive maps, custom challenges, leaderboards in the Guessr mode, and a singleplayer mode in which players are dropped into a game and guess their location from their surroundings.
Maze Toys offers interactive online maze games, including straight mazes, first-person 3D corn mazes, and circular mazes of concentric rings. It also includes a Faultless mode, where backtracking or wall hitting sends the player back to the start, and a Race the Clock mode with set time frames.
Minesweeper.Online is a browser-based minesweeper game. The board is divided into cells with randomly distributed mines, and the number on a cell shows how many mines are adjacent. It offers beginner, intermediate and expert difficulty levels, leaderboards and various playing styles; the site states it is playable for free.
A rentry page compiling high-resolution music download services that still work, prompted by Apple and RIAA actions against free music providers. It is divided into sections covering ripping bots, services requiring an account, ripping services and further sources, and also outlines the audio quality offered by common streaming services.
The Climate Data Guide is an expert knowledge portal offering concise information on the strengths and limitations of climate data used for measuring and predicting the evolution of the Earth system. It publishes data summaries with access links, intercomparisons, and expert commentaries on data utility for climate science questions, organized into categories including atmosphere, climate indices, cryosphere, land, ocean, paleoclimate, and reanalysis.
PBNify is a service that converts photos into custom paint-by-number designs. Users upload an image and preview a generated numbered design with a matching color guide. Free print-at-home files are emailed, including a printable canvas PDF and color guide. Complete paint kits with canvas and paints can be ordered, shipped from Columbus, Ohio. Supported formats include JPEG, PNG, GIF, WEBP, HEIC and AVIF, up to 20MB.
PCSX-Redux is a PlayStation 1 emulator with documentation covering compilation, menus, command line arguments, debugging, an internal MIPS API, a web server, a Lua API and OpenBios. It includes a memory-mapping feature for setting breakpoints during execution and an ISO browser file viewer with a raw image viewer.
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.
