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Lichess is a free, open source online chess server. It offers a clean interface requiring no registration, ads or plugins, and allows play against the computer, friends or random opponents. The site also provides server analysis, tournaments, puzzles, studies and a board editor.
Lidraughts is a free, open source online draughts server. It offers a clean interface requiring no registration, ads or plugins, with play in tournaments, with friends or against random opponents. The site also provides engine analysis, puzzles, studies and support for international draughts and six variants.
Linxicon is a daily word game in which players connect two random words by building a chain of words that bridges their meanings. It offers one word pair to connect per day, along with unlimited practice. The page says a new game starts on a timer.
Lishogi is a free, open-source online shogi server. Users can play shogi against the computer, friends or random opponents without registration, ads or plugins, and the site also offers tournaments, studies, puzzles, variants and analysis tools.
LUKSbox is a Rust-based encrypted-container tool for storing sensitive files on cloud services or shared media without trusting the host. A vault is a single .lbx file, optionally with a separate header and post-quantum sidecar, that appears as random data to the provider. It supports passphrase, FIDO2, TPM 2.0/SEP and hybrid post-quantum keyslots, and mounts as a real drive on Linux, macOS and Windows.
MALLET is a Java-based package for statistical natural language processing, document classification, clustering, topic modeling, information extraction, and other machine learning applications to text. It includes tools for converting text to features, classifiers such as Naïve Bayes, Maximum Entropy and Decision Trees, sequence tagging with Hidden Markov Models and Conditional Random Fields, and sampling-based topic model implementations.
Manifold is a package for manipulating manifolds, built for Torch7. It is installed via luarocks and depends on the libatlas3-base package. The package offers basic functions such as computing neighbors and distances, and embeddings using random projections, LLE and tSNE. Demos are included, such as a t-SNE map produced on 5,000 MNIST digits.
MapCrunch displays random Google Street View locations around the world, allowing users to explore imagery from 50 countries. Users can filter views by country or region using a list or map, and selected views are added to a daily gallery. Views can be shared with a name shown under the gallery image.
The Dangerous Writing App is a writing tool that deletes progress if typing stops for more than a few seconds. Users choose a randomly generated prompt or write without one, set a time limit or word count goal, and may enable Hardcore Mode, which hides writing and disables backspace. Reaching the goal makes the text available to edit, copy, or download.
An unofficial biome map of a Minecraft world seed for version 1.8. It can act as a village finder, slime finder and ocean monument finder, and users can load a saved game, enter a seed or get a random map. Hovering shows biome names, and shading indicates hilliness.
Minesweeper.Online is a browser-based minesweeper game. The board is divided into cells with randomly distributed mines, and the number on a cell shows how many mines are adjacent. It offers beginner, intermediate and expert difficulty levels, leaderboards and various playing styles; the site states it is playable for free.
MLU-Explain is an education initiative from Amazon that teaches machine learning concepts through visual essays. It publishes interactive articles on topics such as neural networks, logistic regression, reinforcement learning, ROC and AUC, cross-validation, random forests, and decision trees.
Mockend creates fake REST and GraphQL APIs from a mockend.yml file in a GitHub repository. It generates data with random generators and supports model relations. Writes are not persisted. The documented uses include working without a completed backend and building demos or prototypes. Pricing is per account, with Pro at $29 per month and Business at $99 per month after a 14-day free trial.
Monkey is a random video chat service for connecting with strangers worldwide via live video and text. The site presents it as an Omegle alternative and states that connections involve real humans rather than bots. A help center page points to local support organizations in many countries.
A website that lists free movies, short films, documentaries, animations, series, shows and stand-up comedy found online for streaming. Visitors can browse categories or pick a random video, movie, short film, documentary, animation or series.
Toolboxd is a workbench of tools for Letterboxd users, including recommendations, watchlist pickers, a random movie picker, similar users and films, and taste compatibility comparisons, with no login required. A separate atlas places ten thousand films into named regions.
Multiavatar is an open-source multicultural avatar generator that can produce 12 billion cryptographically unique avatars. Names and words are associated with avatars randomly. Generated avatars can be used free as profile pictures, gaming logos or design elements, and the generator is written in JavaScript, PHP, Python and Solidity.
Mx Tynehorne’s Cabinet of Hypertext Curiosities is a hypertext link directory hosted on the Satyrs’ Forest website. It lists external links grouped by tags such as Americana, Antiquity and Art, and allows users to browse by tag or visit a random entry.
Nano ID CC is a collision calculator for Nano ID, a library for generating random IDs. It helps estimate how much an ID length can be reduced, given a chosen alphabet, ID length and generation speed, to keep the probability of at least one duplicate low.
NMF.jl is a Julia package for non-negative matrix factorization, which factorizes a non-negative matrix into two lower-rank non-negative matrices. The nnmf function runs initialization and optimization in one call. Implemented methods include multiplicative update, projected alternating least squares, projected gradient and coordinate descent, with random and NNDSVD initialization.
The North American Breeding Bird Survey is a long-term monitoring program that tracks the status and trends of North American bird populations. It is a cooperative effort between the U.S. Geological Survey's Eastern Ecological Science Center and Environment Canada's Canadian Wildlife Service. Data are collected by participants along randomly established roadside routes, and analyses cover more than 400 bird species.
NumPy is a Python library providing a multidimensional array object and routines for fast operations on arrays, including mathematical, logical, sorting, Fourier transforms, linear algebra and random simulation. It is open source under a BSD license and is described as the fundamental package for scientific computing in Python, with core code written in optimized C.
Two simple programs for children learning music notation. One is a TETRIS-like game with random notes scrolling on the screen; the other is an animated orc controlled by a piano. A MIDI device must be connected via a MIDI-to-USB cable.
A data visualization by Chris Whong showing the activities of one random NYC yellow taxi on a single day in 2013, including where it operated and how much money it made. It uses taxi trip data provided by the Taxi and Limousine Commission via a FOIL request. Trip routes were produced with Google's Directions API and are not assumed accurate.
