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A free and open source binary newsreader for Usenet. It runs on Windows, macOS, Unix and NAS devices and is managed from any device with a web browser. It integrates with automation apps, reads RSS feeds, runs custom scripts and ships in 16 languages.
SQLable is a site that presents a planned collection of tools for SQL and databases, intended to simplify and optimize related work. The page states that the tools will remain useful to many developers despite AI automation and that new tools will be added over time. The site currently describes itself as a future destination rather than offering completed tools.
srvrlss is a directory that helps developers compare serverless platforms, self-hosted PaaS tools, edge compute providers, and managed runtimes. It provides structured provider profiles with technical details, pricing, regions, limits, and features, along with comparisons, alternatives, and pricing breakdowns. New providers and updates are added regularly.
An index of independent tech blogs covering JavaScript, CSS, DevOps, Python and related topics, written by people who build things. The page also lists free developer tools and reading maintained by Marko Denic, including web development resources, an article banner tool, a snippet editor, code tools and a JavaScript quiz.
The Fediverse Report was a news site covering the fediverse, the ATmosphere and other open social platforms. It published regular numbered reports on Mastodon, Bluesky and related software, plus occasional analysis pieces. The site states that it has been rebranded as Connected Places, and will no longer publish new articles on this site, which now serves as an archive.
The Theban Mapping Project is a website about the Valley of the Kings, presenting the royal necropolis of the New Kingdom. It also covers the Valley of the Queens and Western Wadis and the dig houses of the West Bank built for Egyptologists, institutes, universities, and projects working there. The site offers guidance for visitors navigating the Theban Necropolis and its tombs.
The official site of Tianjin Sino-German University of Applied Sciences describes the institution's introduction, motto and logo, campus, and schools covering mechanical engineering, intelligent manufacturing, aeronautics and astronautics, automobile and rail transportation, software and communication, business and trade administration, applied foreign languages and international education, art, and energy engineering. It also lists news, global Luban Workshop activities, Sino-foreign cooperation, and study information.
Timelinize is an open source personal archival suite for modern family history. It organizes data such as photos, videos, text messages, locations, chats and social media onto a single unified timeline on the user's own computer. The user guide notes that Timelinize is unfinished software and that new versions may not be backwards-compatible.
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.
Zoo Code is a GitHub repository for a tool that provides a team of AI coding agents integrated directly into a code editor. The repository includes information about migration from Roo Code to Zoo Code, new features added since that migration, and version notes for v3.84.0.
Zulip is an organized team chat app for distributed teams of all sizes, designed for asynchronous conversations. It offers cloud and self-hosted plans, with all plans using the same open-source software. The help center provides guides for new users and documentation for administering a Zulip organization.
