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TaskSlinger is a native Windows task manager replacement written in C and Win32 with a custom Direct3D UI. It offers process monitoring, performance graphs, services, startup apps and network connections, plus process module and token inspection, process dumping and search and filtering. The free beta runs on Windows 10/11 x64 and sends no telemetry.
TechBone provides visual step-by-step guides for devices from brands including Samsung, Apple, Xiaomi and Huawei. The site states it offers over 3,100 interactive guides covering 4,600+ devices, with live simulators for testing menus. Topic hubs cover areas such as connections, SIM management and mobile data.
Transdroid is an Android app for controlling a remote torrent client. It can start, stop, remove, label and move torrents, set file priorities and trackers, change transfer rates, and use integrated search and RSS feeds with notifications. It supports multiple clients, including µTorrent, Transmission, Deluge, rTorrent and qBittorrent, with SSL connections. The project has been in maintenance mode, and a full rewrite as Transdroid 3 is planned.
Transportr is a non-profit, open-source Android app for public transport that aims to make using transit easier. It displays stations and trips on maps, finds connections and transfers, shows live departures, including real-time delays in supported areas, and uses GPS for the current position. It saves frequently used locations and trips, and its source code is open.
UHostAll.com offers free web hosting with features such as unlimited space and bandwidth, instant activation, no forced ads, SSL, and MySQL databases. It describes professional PHP and MySQL hosting powered by clustered technology, with servers using 1 Gbps connections. It also lists paid hosting, support tickets, and a 99% uptime guarantee.
UHostFull.com advertises free unlimited web hosting with unlimited space and bandwidth, instant activation, no forced ads, and MySQL databases. It also mentions a website control panel, virus scanner, spam filter, and one-click install applications. The service describes professional PHP and MySQL hosting on clustered technology with 1 Gbps server connections.
WebDNA is a website analysis tool that examines six core modules of a site. It extracts logos, favicons and brand colors, identifies frameworks, analytics and libraries, previews Open Graph data and social connections, analyzes font families, sizes and weights, checks SSL status and header security practices, and gives an overview of page weight and load metrics.
WebWormhole creates ephemeral pipes between computers to send files or other data, using WebRTC for connections with a model similar to Magic Wormhole. It can be used in browsers or on the command line, where a one-time code establishes the connection. The project states it is still in early development and has not had security or cryptography review.
Western Washington University (WWU) is located in Bellingham, WA. It reports 200+ academic programs, including Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Business Administration, and Recreation & Tourism Management, and says it offers small classes and personal faculty connections.
WhatCable is a macOS menu bar app from Bitmoor that explains USB-C connections in plain English, showing cable-reported speed, charging power and e-marker data alongside what the port, charger, adapter and device negotiate. It requires Apple Silicon and macOS 14 or later and is open source, with a free tier for the current connection and an optional Pro tier.
WiFi-Direct-File-Transfer-App is an experimental Android application that enables data sharing between Android 4.0 or higher devices using WiFi Direct connections, without requiring a WiFi access point or existing network infrastructure, hosted as a public repository on GitHub.
XPipe is a connection hub that accesses server infrastructure from a local machine. It works on top of installed command-line programs and requires no setup on remote systems. It manages remote connections, remote file management, terminal launching, SSH support, container runtime integrations, hypervisors, remote apps, and concurrency synchronization through a git repository. A Community plan is free; Homelab is $5/month or $40/year, and Professional is $10/month or $80/year.
