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Whatsapp Backup Reader converts exported WhatsApp chats into a readable version. It asks the user to choose a file and notes that the HTML file must be placed in the same folder as the media files.
A Gary Marcus article on his Marcus on AI Substack asking when the GenAI bubble might burst and how that could happen within 12 months. It cites survey findings on generative AI and security, notes $50B in and $3B out, and argues that hallucinations remain and that the industry is built on hype.
WhichJDK is a site giving independent recommendations on which version of the JDK to use. It notes that OpenJDK is the open source reference implementation of the Java SE specification, while binary distributions are provided by different vendors and differ in licenses, commercial support, supported platforms and update frequency. It recommends Adoptium Eclipse Temurin 25.
whisper.cpp offers a minimal example that runs in the browser, allowing a ggml model file to be loaded and an audio file or microphone recording to be transcribed. The example notes that computation is quite heavy and may take a few seconds. The browser must support WASM SIMD instructions.
Whoxy is a hosted web service that returns parsed WHOIS fields to applications in XML or JSON format over HTTP requests. It follows WHOIS registry referral chains to find the correct servers, and supports 2026 domain extensions including gTLDs and ccTLDs. The page notes a free account signup and query pricing by volume.
A Hackaday article by Matthew Carlson explaining why LLaMa matters. It describes LLaMa as a transformer language model from Facebook/Meta research spanning 7 billion to 65 billion parameters, and notes that llama.cpp runs inference with 4-bit quantization.
An essay by Arjun Ramani and Zhengdong Wang arguing that transformative AI is hard to achieve, assembling technical, social and economic arguments. It notes that trend growth of GDP per capita in frontier economies has never exceeded three percent per year, and that major technical hurdles remain despite rapid progress in some subfields.
Wikimapia combines maps with user-added place descriptions, boundaries, landmarks, and local notes.
Wikipedia Gacha is a gaming guide or resource hub with links, notes, tools, or community references.
WikiRacer is a gaming guide or resource hub with links, notes, tools, or community references.
Wikiracer is a gaming guide or resource hub with links, notes, tools, or community references.
Wikitrivia is a gaming guide or resource hub with links, notes, tools, or community references.
Wine Spectator is a wine publication offering expert ratings and reviews with tasting notes, scores, prices and drinking windows. It also provides storing and serving advice, recipes, food pairing tips, restaurant guides and vintage charts. Its editors review 10,000 to 12,000 wines each year in blind tastings.
Wireapp is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
Wireflow is a free, online and open source tool for creating user flow prototypes without Photoshop skills. It offers 125 ready-made wireframe screen templates, groups and notes, and export to PNG or JPG. The project is MIT licensed and runs in the browser.
WorkSpacer is a tiling window manager for Windows 10, configured entirely with C#. Its site describes it as configurable and fast, and says it manipulates windows without DLL injection. The author notes it is more or less functionally complete but likely still has major bugs.
A website offering a real-time statistical simulation of births, deaths, and world population changes on an interactive 2D map and 3D globe. It also includes a personal Life Arc estimate based on age and a simplified U.S.-style actuarial curve, described as a broad statistical illustration rather than an individual or medical prediction. The page is labeled Beta and notes it is best viewed on desktop.
Anime and media resource page collecting links, updates, and community references.
The page is a chapter of the Usenet News HOWTO explaining what Usenet is. It describes a worldwide collection of discussion groups, each with a name and messages called articles that are posted and stored on Usenet servers. It notes local servers replicate articles and keep them after reading.
Xournal++ is an open-source, cross-platform note-taking software, described as a feature-rich modern rewrite of the original Xournal program. It is available for MacOS, Windows, and Linux. The app supports handwritten note-taking with pressure-sensitive styluses and drawing tablets, offers customizable pen, highlighter and eraser tools, includes layers for complex notes, page previews, and supports adding images and various shapes for scientific and general note use.
Yale Alumni Magazine is a publication founded in 1891. Its print edition is published bimonthly and distributed to more than 135,000 Yale alumni, with archives available on its website. The site offers sections on campus news, alumni notes, obituaries, and events.
Interlude is a free-to-play keyboard rhythm game built for fun, currently in open beta with latest release 0.7.28.6. It allows importing songs, scores and skins from other games, customising hit windows and mechanics via rulesets, and editing noteskin and HUD in-game. It includes in-game downloads for songs and noteskins, plus an Endless mode system.
You Apps is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
An advanced search page for YouTube videos that offers filters for duration, date, title and more. It notes that if YouTube ignores the search filters, users can try Google Videos for better results. The page also includes a playlist section with a running count of selected videos.
