Directory
Published directory entries matching your search.
PureRef is a standalone reference image viewer program for Windows, Mac and Linux. It allows users to drag and drop images from any source, organize inspiration, create mood boards, and keep reference images for creative work such as painting or 3D modeling. The program can be set to always stay on top of the user's workspace, has a minimal interface, and is available across multiple platforms.
RealityRipple Software is a site by Andrew Sachen offering applications, utilities, Mozilla extensions and themes, described as free and open source. It hosts over a dozen applications and 30 Pale Moon extensions, with source code available for most applications and digitally signed installers. The site dates its work to April 14, 2003.
Visual search engine for finding images with similar style, mood, composition, or subject matter.
Scroll Reverser is a free, open source Mac app that reverses the direction of scrolling, with independent settings for trackpads and mice. It includes a step size control for wheel mice. Version 1.9 requires macOS 13.5 or above and supports Intel and Apple silicon processors. It is maintained by Nick Moore.
SMBX2, also called Super Mario Bros X2, is an open source evolution of Redigit's SMBX fan game engine. It adds new playable characters, NPCs, blocks, game modes and features, and includes the Editor from the Moondust Devkit. Installation uses an installer .exe, and episodes are installed into the worlds folder.
Songs Like X is a music discovery service that returns lists of songs similar to a chosen track. The free plan provides 20 recommendations per search. The Pro plan, at $3 per month, provides 50 recommendations per search and Melodie, an AI playlist assistant that tunes a list by mood or in the user's own words.
SongsLikeX takes one song and returns a playlist of similar tracks picked by AI. Users can preview the tracks, adjust the mood with a feature called Melodie, and save the list to Spotify. Each list is generated fresh, and the service is free to start.
SpaceEngine is a virtual universe simulator for computers. Users can travel from star to star and galaxy to galaxy, landing on planets, moons and asteroids, and can alter the speed of time. Real celestial objects appear alongside procedurally generated regions based on scientific knowledge.
Spurious Correlations is a website that displays thousands of charts of real data showing actual correlations between ridiculous variables. The site exists to demonstrate that correlation is not causation, with example pairings including the distance between Saturn and the moon, the number of movies Jessica Biel appeared in, and the number of hearing aid specialists in Maryland.
Sunshine is a self-hosted game stream host for Moonlight. It offers low-latency cloud gaming server capabilities with hardware encoding on AMD, Intel, and Nvidia GPUs, and software encoding is also available. A web UI allows configuration and client pairing from a browser, the local server, or a mobile device.
Tabletop Audio provides original ten-minute ambiences and music for tabletop role-playing games. The audio is professionally produced, user supported and advertising-free. Tracks are organized by setting, mood and activity, and alternate versions of some tracks are available to Patreon patrons.
A guide for configuring the appearance of Moon+ Reader, an eBook reading app. It lists steps for opening Visual Options, adjusting font size, font color, background color, font, spacing, alignment, margins and page flip animation, and saving the settings as a reusable theme.
TheSkyLive provides information about celestial objects and tools for exploring and observing the night sky. It includes star maps, a 3D Solar System viewer, visibility listings for planets, comets and asteroids, and guides to eclipses and the Moon. Users can set an observing location, and without one the site defaults to Greenwich.
Trail Sense is an offline Android application designed for hiking, backpacking, camping, and geocaching. It offers tools including nearby beacon and path viewing, step backtracking, hyperlocal weather forecasts and alerts, sun and moon position tracking, photo-based offline maps, flashlight, clinometer, and packing lists. No user data is transmitted from the device, and the app does not require internet connectivity. It is distributed under the MIT License, and its developers state it is for informational purposes only and should not be relied on as a sole resource for survival activities.
The Tropical Atmosphere Ocean Project, operated by NOAA's Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory, oversees the Global Tropical Moored Buoy Array. It provides data display and delivery, including animations, plots, and quality-controlled observations from TAO, TRITON, PIRATA, and RAMA buoy networks.
The University of St Andrews is described as Scotland's first university, founded in 1413. The site offers course search, postgraduate study information, research pages, fees and funding, accommodation and application guidance, plus current student links to MySaint, Moodle and the library. It also covers events, a fundraising campaign with a £300 million target, and website help forms.
The University of Zululand's learning management system is undergoing a major upgrade. Access to online learning resources is temporarily unavailable during maintenance. The upgrade is intended to improve performance and security and to update Moodle features, with learning materials and courses returning once the work is complete.
Unminus is a source for curated royalty free music intended for videos, games, apps, podcasts, YouTube and events. Visitors can play or download the music, which is organized by genre, mood and tempo. The site states there are no rules and no ads.
The Upper Ocean Processes Group at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution studies air-sea interaction and upper ocean processes using moored surface buoys with meteorological and oceanographic sensors. It provides technical support to upper ocean and air-sea interface science programs and maintains an archive of data from over 30 prior projects.
webOS Homebrew is a project for LG webOS TVs that offers a Homebrew Channel to discover and install apps, along with apps such as Kodi, Moonlight, RetroArch and screensavers. Instructions cover rooting the TV or installing apps via Developer Mode without root. Mods are described as available for rooted TVs only.
WhichBook is a book discovery service that uses a mood and emotion search to find books matching requested qualities. It also offers browsing by world map, character and plot, and bestsellers, with books rated by readers.
