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A collection of resources aimed at anarchists and other rebels, intended to help them understand the capabilities of their enemies, undermine surveillance efforts, and act without getting caught. It includes zines and other media on surveillance and operational security, a threat library of repressive techniques and mitigations, a database of hidden surveillance devices, and a database of long-term infiltrators.
NormConf is an online technology conference about topics in data and machine learning that do not receive prominent attention. The 2022 event was held on 15 December, was free to attend, and all talks were recorded and shared on YouTube.
The GIS Hub is operated by the North Dakota State Geospatial Committee and North Dakota Information Technology. It is an infrastructure of geospatial data storage, web services, and application interfaces that supports state agencies' GIS development and shares common interest data with other government levels and the public. A data portal and Hub Explorer mapping tool provide access.
North Dakota State University describes itself as a student-focused, land-grant research university that educates students, conducts research, creates knowledge and advances technology. It offers undergraduate, graduate and online programs and states affordable access to education at a top-ranked research institution. It also lists 292 conference titles and 30 national championships since 1925.
Nosh is a product of Nosh Technologies, a deep tech company that builds algorithms, programs and mobile applications to optimize food management and reduce household food waste. Its flagship product is an AI-powered smartphone app that tracks expiry and use-by dates, offers an integrated shopping list, suggests recipes from available stock, and includes a shop feature for buying discounted food from local sellers.
Notey Labs is a technology company focused on AI-driven content management and cross-border digital performance. It offers products including Chinafy, which optimizes a global website for China, and Ultrasite, for creating multilingual websites. The company states that its journey began with an early blog search and discovery platform that applied machine learning to personalize content recommendations at scale.
Nsane Forums is a computer and technology community focused on software updates. It hosts forum sections for news, software releases, giveaways, security and privacy, and member support. An account is required to access the entire community, and registration only requires a few details.
The Nuclear Weapon Archive is a website providing current information, technical data and write-ups on nuclear weapons. It covers the history of weapons development and the arsenals of declared nuclear states, and maintains a sister-site relationship with Gregory Walker's Trinity Site.
NV:MP is an unofficial community-made multiplayer framework modification for Fallout: New Vegas (2010). The project began in 2015 and is maintained by a group of developers. It uses the X:MP framework for networking technology. It is not affiliated with Bethesda Softworks, Obsidian Entertainment or Microsoft.
ODCrawler uses AI-assisted search to answer questions, cite sources, or find technical information.
MediaInfoOnline is an online file analyzer that lets users run MediaInfo in a browser without installing software on their computer. Files are dragged into the page and an MediaInfo report is displayed; processing stays on the user's machine and nothing is uploaded to servers. It is provided as a technology preview.
Open Research Data @PUC-Rio is a project of the Maxwell System that shares data developed or modified for theses, dissertations, monographs, senior projects, articles and technical reports at the university. Datasets span all areas of knowledge and many digital formats and can be searched and retrieved. Submission requires at least one author from the PUC-Rio community and open access data.
OpenAQ is a nonprofit environmental technology organization that provides open access to ground-level air quality data. It aggregates data from hundreds of sources worldwide and harmonizes them on an open-source platform. Users can access data through a REST API, an interactive map, and the OpenAQ Explorer web application. The platform provides physical measurements rather than aggregated values such as air quality indexes.
OpenArt is an AI creation platform for generating images, videos, audio and 3D worlds. Its features include a cinematic video generator, a URL to Video tool that turns a web link into a video, and generators for Pixar-style characters, logos, 3D cartoons, technical drawings and interior designs. OpenArt Worlds creates navigable 3D worlds from an image, powered by World Labs spatial AI.
openDemocracy is an independent international media organisation headquartered in London, producing investigative and movement-focused journalism in English and Spanish on gender, geopolitics, migration, technology and rights. It publishes news, analysis and podcasts, reaching activists, policymakers, academics and civic leaders through its digital platforms and newsletters.
openHAB is a vendor- and technology-agnostic open source automation software for the home, developed in Java on Apache Karaf. Its pluggable architecture supports over 400 technologies and thousands of devices, with rules driven by time, events, scripts, actions, notifications and voice control. It runs on Linux, macOS, Windows, Raspberry Pi, Docker and Synology, and is accessed through web, iOS and Android apps. It runs on local hardware without requiring cloud services.
Python-based meta-heuristic optimization techniques.
OrangeBot.AI is a curated directory referenced by AI when builders seek tool recommendations. It tracks over 2,000 Claude Code skills, offers free in-browser development tools, and publishes a daily brief covering updates from Hacker News, GitHub Trending, Product Hunt, Hugging Face, Techmeme, and App Store rankings.
OrganicChemistryData.org is an encyclopedic collection of information, data, resources and links for organic chemists, curated by the ACS Division of Organic Chemistry. It covers reaction information, chemical data, spectroscopy resources, organic compound information, safety resources, literature sources, laboratory techniques and software.
The Open Source Games List (OSGL) is a site for browsing technical information about open source games and related engines, frameworks and tools. Content is based on descriptions stored on GitHub, and supported platforms include Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS and web. The site states it is a best-effort result likely to contain inaccurate information.
A page of Start.me collections intended to assist with discovering OSINT resources. It links to collections including The Ultimate OSINT Collection, NixIntel's OSINT Resource List, Technisette's OSINT Tools and others.
Passive OSINT reconnaissance framework in Rust: subdomains, DNS, ASN, certificate transparency history, GitHub dorking, tech fingerprinting, emails an
OSINT.SH is a collection of information gathering tools. It lists tools for finding public cloud buckets, subdomains, DNS history, reverse IP lookups, technology detection, certificate searches, DNS lookups, reverse Google Analytics and AdSense IDs, WHOIS history, reverse WHOIS, reverse domain searches, OCR text extraction, MD5 hash guessing, SSL checking, IP geolocation, and reverse MX and name server records.
Osintme.com is a blog by Matt publishing articles and resource lists for OSINT investigators. Posts cover web browsers and Linux desktop apps for OSINT machines, Reddit research tools and techniques, darkweb resources, favicons in website research, ransomware research resources, and recommended OSINT newsletters. It also covers CISSP exam study tips.
