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Tamajoji is a free old school virtual pet simulation game developed by aericode. It is playable directly in a web browser via HTML5, supports singleplayer gameplay, and carries tags for 2D, animal, and tamagotchi-style content. The game has a released status, is available in English, and holds a 4.8 out of 5 star average rating from 6 user ratings on its official itch.io listing. Simulation mode must be enabled in the game-mode menu prior to play.
wnr is a free and open-source time-management tool for Windows, macOS and Linux. It provides a timer with a fullscreen focus mode that makes rest mandatory and blocks virtual desktops and every monitor until a session ends. Options include disabling cancelling, skipping or stopping, parent control, statistics, mini mode and predefined tasks.
Abandonware games archive offering free downloads of classic titles for platforms including Amiga, Atari 8-bit, Atari ST, Commodore 64, PC (DOS/Windows), Macintosh, SEGA Genesis/MegaDrive and ZX Spectrum. The site states its aim is to keep old games for future generations, and that games can be played on modern computers. Games can be browsed by platform, genre, year and publisher.
Fashion History Timeline is a fashion research hub. It hosts hundreds of essays covering specific artworks, garments and films, and provides students and researchers with essential fashion facts, specialized vocabulary, analysis models, and links to digitized primary and secondary sources.
MIT Global Shakespeares is a video and performance archive presenting productions of Shakespeare plays from around the world, including featured and recently added productions. The site also links to related Shakespeare Studies websites, an online course teaching Shakespeare through performance, an educational module on Brazilian performances, and an open-access online textbook with interactive learning modules.
ORBIS is the Stanford Geospatial Network Model of the Roman World, published by Stanford University Libraries, with authors Walter Scheidel and Elijah Meeks. It presents a route and network interface with options for origin and destination, departure month or season, and priority such as fastest, cheapest or shortest, across road, river and sea modes.
Akaunting is a free, open-source online accounting application for small businesses and freelancers. It covers invoicing, expense tracking, bank accounts, reporting and a client portal, and is available in over 50 languages. A documentation site covers invoices, bills, banking, reports and other modules.
Anthropic's educational courses repository contains five courses covering the Claude SDK, prompt engineering, real world prompting, prompt evaluations and tool use. Suggested order begins with Anthropic API fundamentals. The repository was archived by its owner and is read-only. Courses often favor the lowest-cost model, Claude 3 Haiku, to keep API costs down.
Apache MXNet is a deep learning framework mixing symbolic and imperative programming. It includes a dynamic dependency scheduler that parallelizes symbolic and imperative operations, with a graph optimization layer for symbolic execution. The repository was archived on Nov 17, 2023, and is read-only.
A wiki providing flashcart recommendations for systems such as the Nintendo DS and GameBoy Advance, along with extra resources like the YSMenu Compatibility List. It also lists archived pages that are no longer maintained.
AutoPR was a GitHub Action that autonomously generated pull requests in response to issues, triggered by adding a label containing AutoPR. It planned a fix, wrote code, pushed a branch and opened a pull request. The alpha-release action had limitations including incorrect references to code in other files, duplicated lines and calls to functions that don't exist, and worked only on GitHub. The repository was archived by the owner on Mar 5, 2026 and is now read-only.
Baulk is a minimalist, portable package manager for Windows written in C++20. It decompresses msi, exe and archive packages into each package's own directory, provides environment isolation and virtual environments for switching distributions, and offers zip, tar and Unscrew Extractor decompression tools. A compatibility mode supports limited use of scoop manifests.
Bloop is a fast code search engine written in Rust, distributed through GitHub releases. The repository was archived by its owner on Jan 2, 2025, and is now read-only. Release notes for versions v0.6.0 to v0.6.5 list changes such as explaining files in a user-set language, adding multiple files to code studio, code coloring for COBOL, and alternative input types for Chinese users.
The Brain Image Library is a public archive of high-resolution brain microscopy data from the BRAIN Initiative. It holds petabytes of open data across organisms, techniques and scales, and lets researchers find and download imaging datasets by keyword, name, DOI or ID. Datasets are browsable by organism and by imaging and analysis modality.
BreakMessage is a web tool for creating a "break message" that lets others know when the user will be back. The resume time is parsed by the browser, and ending a break is done by double-click or pressing X, which also toggles full-screen mode with F.
Czech central archival information system.
The Coastal Data Information Program (CDIP) measures, analyzes, archives and disseminates coastal environment data. It specializes in wave measurement, swell modeling and forecasting, and analysis of coastal environment data. CDIP is an extensive network for monitoring waves and beaches along United States coastlines, operated by the Ocean Engineering Research Group at Scripps Institution of Oceanography. It has produced a publicly-accessible environmental data database since 1975.
The CRC1211DB is the project database of the Collaborative Research Centre 1211, funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). It archives and provides research data created by project participants, including measured or modeled data, reports, presentations, publications and pictures. All data is provided with corresponding metadata, and download access may be restricted depending on the respective rights.
The TRR228DB is the project database of the DFG-funded Transregional Collaborative Research Centre 228. It archives and provides research data created by project participants, including measured or modeled data, reports, presentations, publications and pictures, with corresponding metadata. Download access may be restricted depending on the respective rights.
The TR32DB is the project database of the DFG-funded Transregional Collaborative Research Centre 32. It archives and provides research data created by project participants, including measured and modeled data, reports, presentations, publications, and pictures, with corresponding metadata. Download access may be restricted depending on rights.
ComicsFlow is an app for organizing and scheduling creative workflow and managing art projects. It describes itself as an alternative to spreadsheets and to-do lists, and lets users create a project and define pages, choosing from models such as manga or American comics or creating their own.
Cover is a comic book reader and library management application for Windows. It maps a library to folders on local storage, a local network or cloud services and updates automatically when comics are added or removed. The reader offers layout options including one or two pages, manga mode and infinite scroll, and the app supports several comic and archive file formats.
CSS Tip is a website that publishes daily CSS tips and tricks for web developers. It aims to help users keep up to date with new and modern CSS features. The site includes an archive of over 300 tips and a random tip feature.
CubeTrek is an open source GPS track manager that displays tracks in 3D, letting users view all their activities in one place. It offers a replay mode, performance measurement and comparison, a personal calendar heatmap, and activity matching. Tracks can be imported from FIT and GPX files and synced with Garmin Connect, Polar Flow and Coros.
