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A community-maintained list of apps that can be patched with Lucky Patcher to obtain in-app purchases for free and remove ads. The list is updated through user contributions. Additional documentation covers feature labels and setting up a rooted virtual Android device on a PC.
DALL·E Mini is a project for generating images from a text prompt. The repository provides installation for inference and development, a training script, and links to trained models on the Hugging Face Model Hub. The model can be used on Craiyon, and community projects include DALL-E Playground and DALL·E Flow. It is released under the Apache-2.0 license.
A membership program with a Udemy course on basic data concepts, weekly knowledge jams, career development tools and mentorship services. A limited-time membership is offered at $50 USD per year, cancellable anytime, and participants can join a LinkedIn community.
DBeaver Community is a free, open-source database management tool for relational databases such as MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, SQLite and Apache Family. It includes a data editor, SQL editor, task management and database maintenance tools, plus AI Chat and an @ai command. A separate commercial DBeaver PRO version adds advanced features.
Dino is an open-source chat client for the desktop built on the XMPP protocol. It offers a clean interface with encryption; end-to-end encryption via OMEMO or OpenPGP can be enabled, and read and typing notifications can be disabled. Dino is developed on GitHub by an open community and is available from repositories of many Linux distributions.
DokuWiki is an open source wiki engine. It is a software project designed to support the creation, editing and management of wiki-style content. The project is hosted on GitHub and open for contributions from the developer community.
DramaSO is an unofficial community-run project related to The Sims that operates on open source software under the MPL. It states it is not affiliated with Electronic Arts, The Sims, or FreeSO developers. The project says it requires no real money to play, offers no in-game bonuses for real-world money or goods, and does not accept donations. The site includes a user dashboard and a patch list.
DrivenData hosts online machine learning competitions with social impact and works with mission-driven organizations on data science and engineering projects. It also maintains open-source projects for the data science community and shares prize-winning solutions from past competitions on GitHub. Areas of work include public health, conservation and international development.
E2B is an open-source, secure environment built with real-world tools for use with enterprise-grade AI agents. The project's GitHub repository includes documentation for installing the E2B SDK, obtaining an API key, and running sandboxed environments to execute commands. The repository accepts community contributions.
A community-driven site about Xbox Developer Mode emulation. It describes activating Dev Mode through Microsoft's developer portal, installing emulators via a network browser, and adding legally owned backups, and features emulators including XBSX2, Dolphin and RetroArch. A compatibility page links to reports for emulators such as Xenia Canary, Citra, BoxedWine, ChonkyStation 3, OpenBOR and XBSX2/PCSX2.
awesome-vibe-coding is a curated GitHub repository maintained by filipecalegario that compiles references for vibe coding, the practice of collaborating with AI to write code. The list includes resources for browser-based tools, IDEs, and code editors relevant to this development approach. The repository accepts community contributions.
Flags of the World (FOTW) is a site devoted to the study of vexillology, founded in 1994. It is produced and maintained by an editorial staff of unpaid volunteers, and its pages are offered freely to the Internet community. The site includes national, state, municipal, organizational and historical flags and ensigns.
FlexApp is an AI mobile app designer offered by GenDesigns that generates polished mobile user interface screens from text descriptions of app ideas. The tool requires no prior Figma experience or design skills to use, and provides access to a library of public community app and template projects. It is designed to streamline the mobile app UI creation process.
The Flight Safety Foundation X account describes the organization as a voice of safety for the global aerospace and aviation community and encourages membership. The account is based in Alexandria, VA, joined in March 2009, and had 2,889 posts.
FreeHosts is a community-curated directory of free hosting providers for websites, bots, apps and Discord communities. It covers website, application, bot and database hosting, and offers guides on choosing free hosting, including comparing storage, bandwidth and compute limits. It is aimed at experiments, learning and small projects, and cautions that most free plans have limits.
A free, continuously evolving downloadable book collecting community knowledge on 2D game development. It does not teach a specific tool, instead offering tips and tricks applied to any engine or built from scratch. Editions are available in pseudocode, Python, C++, JavaScript, Lua and Rust; some versions require thorough revision.
GameTechWiki Ports is a gaming guide or resource hub with links, notes, tools, or community references.
geekhack is a discussion forum organized into boards covering site announcements, community meetups, keyboards, keycaps, ergonomics, reviews, media, input devices and off-topic areas, plus a marketplace section with vendor forums.
Georgetown University is a higher education institution based in Washington, DC, founded in the late 1700s. It offers a wide range of degree and certificate programs across 11 schools, with an educational model that combines academic learning and personal development centered on justice-oriented values. The university operates multiple DC campuses, including the historic Hilltop Campus and the Capitol Campus located near national decision-making centers. It also conducts research and community-based projects addressing local and global challenges.
Gridfinity is a modular, open-source grid storage system, released under the MIT license and almost entirely 3D printable. The unofficial wiki lists generators, layout planners and developer libraries for creating compatible bins and baseplates. The system was initially designed by Zack Freedman as a framework for community extension.
A community dedicated to the preservation of video game development media such as prototypes, hardware, source code and artwork, started in 2006. The website serves as a catalog for items collected and shared. It has archived over 1000 development builds for various video game systems.
Documentation for installing and configuring the Outline knowledge base across various environments. It notes that Outline is engineered as a horizontally scalable cloud platform requiring dev-ops experience to install and run in production. Community edition support is via GitHub discussions, while Enterprise and Business edition users contact their account manager.
A global community site where people help each other repair devices. It offers step-by-step repair guides, an Answers forum for troubleshooting, and parts and tools for DIY repairs. Users can write guides and translate or review existing ones.
ImageJ is open source, public domain software for processing and analyzing scientific images. It is part of an ecosystem including ImageJ2, Fiji and other related variants, with support for hundreds of extensible plugins for scientific imaging tasks. The project maintains a community-edited wiki with documentation for users, developers and contributors across supported platforms.
