Rice University is a comprehensive research university in Houston, Texas. It aims to develop Houston's next generation of leaders and advance research addressing global challenges including climate change, water pollution, social disparities, and disease. The university operates interdisciplinary research institutes and centers focused on fields such as nanoscale science, computing, quantum studies, and collaborative work across biology, chemistry, and engineering.
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Rochester Institute of Technology is a university offering bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree programs across areas including art and design, business, computing, engineering, game design, health professions, liberal arts, photography and science. Its homepage describes technology, the arts and design and lists cooperative education and internship programs among its offerings.
Open-source runtime for numerical computing that executes MATLAB-syntax code. Built in Rust, it provides a compiler, a virtual machine, and JIT tiers, with a GPU backend powered by wgpu. The project targets CPU and GPU hardware and handles tensor allocations and movement automatically.
SciRuby is a project providing tools for scientific computing and data visualization in Ruby. Its releases include NMatrix, a linear algebra library with dense and sparse matrix storage and tensor support, alongside visualization and statistics gems. The project describes itself as currently alpha, and it notes its gems are tested but not battle-hardened. SciRuby and NMatrix are available under the BSD three-clause license.
Shifa Tameer-e-Millat University (STMU) is an institution in Islamabad, Pakistan. The site lists faculties for health sciences, nursing and midwifery, pharmaceutical and allied health sciences, social sciences and humanities, and computing, along with admissions and governance pages.
SS64 is a reference guide containing syntax and examples for prevalent computing commands for database and operating systems, covering Windows CMD, PowerShell, MacOS, Linux bash and SQL Server. The site is developed by Simon Sheppard and distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial licence.
StatsKit.jl is a convenience meta-package for the Julia programming language. Developed by the JuliaStats organization, it aggregates essential packages for statistical computing into a single installation. The project is hosted on GitHub and aims to simplify the setup of a comprehensive statistics environment in Julia.
The Hacker Herald covers technology products, software, computing and internet industry developments.
The Old Computer is a retro gaming and computing resource offering ROMs and emulators for old computers, consoles, arcade machines, pinball tables and mobile devices. It also provides box art, game music, manuals and magazines, along with a user forum and community. The site says its contents and pages are provided free of charge, with donations supporting hosting and bandwidth costs.
Toms Hardware covers technology products, software, computing and internet industry developments.
A static hosting service for smallweb and retro-computing projects. It offers free subdomains, 100 MB of free space, FTP upload, predefined scripts, web mail, a search engine and a web chat, with static sites accessible from old devices.
Wireshark is a free and open-source network protocol analyzer that lets users capture and interactively browse the traffic running on a computer network, providing deep inspection of hundreds of protocols. It runs on most computing platforms including Windows, macOS, Linux, and UNIX, and can also be built from source on other platforms.
The World Data Center for Climate archives, disseminates and publishes Earth System model data and related data products for the international climate research community. It is hosted by the German Climate Computing Center in Hamburg and offers a search interface and data download free of charge for registered users.
WueData is the institutional research data repository of Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, where university members can publish digital research data according to the FAIR principles. Data and accompanying materials are compiled into data packages with standardized metadata, curated by the university library, and published with a DOI. Metadata is public and available via a standardized OAI interface. It runs on the RADAR system of FIZ Karlsruhe, operated by the university computing center and library.
You Don't Need GUI is a list of common computing tasks, such as copying files, moving directories, zipping archives and checking disk usage, presented with command-line equivalents instead of graphical methods. The readme notes graphical interfaces can require more resources and be harder to automate via scripting. A Chinese translation is provided.