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A list of useful tools and programs for developers, DevOps and sysadmins, described as based on the familiar "awesome" lists but maintained as its own version. The project also serves a linked site, and users can build the docs locally with VuePress after installing dependencies.
Username Checker checks multiple social media sites for username availability. It also gathers information on a taken username and returns a summary of who the person is. The site lists supported platforms and FAQ notes that a common username can belong to different people across sites.
A static archive of Userscripts.org, a site for userscripts that enhance browsing. The archive states that logins do not work and warns that some scripts may be dangerous. It lists popular scripts, tags, forums and people sections, and notes scripts for changing web pages and downloading from file hosts.
UUP dump lets users download Unified Update Platform files, such as Windows Insider updates, directly from Windows Update servers. The site lists builds for Windows 11, Windows 10 and Windows Server, offers quick options by release type and architecture, and notes it is not affiliated with Microsoft.
A homepage with self-made software tools for Windows and DOS. It lists the USB Drive Letter Manager, a COM-port manager, a USB device tree viewer, command-line drive tools, file-copy and comparison tools, system utilities, an audio and video player, a DOS font replacement, and other miscellaneous tools.
Valerie is a community-driven project providing information to the trans DIY community about sourcing hormones. It states that it does not give advice or opinions on using medications, only sourcing information, and sometimes signposts studies. The site lists pharmacies and homebrewers with status, shipping and payment details, and includes lab test reports for some products.
Vanshnookenraggen Track Maps is a curated directory or link collection for discovering useful websites, tools, and resources.
VaughnLive lists live games, matches, competitions, and sports viewing pages.
VDOC.PUB is an e-book library that offers free, downloadable e-books and documents for students. It organizes materials into categories such as technique, history, mathematics, linguistics and computers, and lists top, trending and latest documents for browsing.
VectorJunky is a free vector download site. It offers free vector files, icons, backgrounds, logos and cliparts in EPS and JPG formats. The site lists more than 3,884 exclusive free vector art files and organizes them into categories such as abstract, animals, backgrounds and business. Files are distributed under the site's Standard License.
A Telegram channel presented as the official channel for Vegamovies. It lists rules for members: not sharing other site, group or chat links, making requests only on the website's comment box and checking the site before requesting a movie.
VersusMedia hosts a live channel featuring episodes such as THE MAKING OF: S1E4, a 24-minute mockumentary about a group of poor filmmakers. The page lists a schedule, recommends other episodes, and offers full videos on demand.
Vesper Finance presents yield pools in which users select a pool and deposit assets. It lists multi-chain support for Ethereum, Avalanche, Polygon and Optimism, and states a 50+ audits claim. The site also describes Vesper V2 as coming soon and offers integrations with protocols and institutions.
VETUSWARE.COM describes itself as a free abandonware downloads collection. The site organizes software by categories including OS, System, DBMS, Office, Utility, Communication, Games, Multimedia and Other, and lists recently added and most popular items with a guest login option.
VGMusic is a video game music archive that offers MIDI files from games across many platforms, including Nintendo, Sega, Sony, Microsoft, Atari and arcade systems. The site dates its archive to 1996 and lists 31,806 music files.
Video Game Mods is a platform for discovering and downloading mods for video games. It lists mods across several game communities, allows users to join or create communities, and states that modders keep ownership with zero download limits. It says modders have been supported since 2010.
Vididoo is described as the simplest way to edit media files. It lists tools for cutting video, converting images to video, blending tracks, extracting and replacing audio, cropping, graying, merging and resizing video, adding watermarks, compressing video and controlling speed. The site states it is 100% private, lightning fast, free to use and open source.
Vidogram is a messaging app based on Telegram, presented with video and voice calls and live streaming. It lists features including themes and stickers, speech to text, forwarding to WhatsApp, advanced forwarding and copying, special contact notifications, music playlists and a timeline of channel posts. A lighter version, Vidogram Lite, targets older phones, weaker hardware or slow internet.
Vim Bootstrap is a configuration generator for Neovim and Vim. Users select languages, frameworks, themes and plugins, and the site generates a .vimrc configuration for download. It lists 18 languages, 2 frameworks, 14 themes and 1 plugin category.
VIN Decoder is a free online universal car VIN decoder that returns information and a report about a vehicle from its Vehicle Identification Number. The site lists supported brands including Audi, BMW, Ford, Honda, Toyota, Volkswagen and Volvo, and offers a full VIN report.
Virtual Worlds Links Archive List is a collection of links to virtual worlds, avatars, and related archival resources compiled by Vervexx for virtual worlds archival communities and enthusiasts. The list was last updated on December 4, 2020.
v86 runs operating systems such as KolibriOS, Linux and Windows 98 in a browser. The page lists many emulated systems with details on interface, architecture, status and source, and provides filters for family, size, license and language.
VisaIndex is a curated directory or link collection for discovering useful websites, tools, and resources.
The visualizer is a tool developed by the cheminformatics department of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology for rendering complex datasets. Its modules, placed on a browser page, display information as tables, charts, matrices or lists and interact through a central API of variables and actions. Visualization starts by passing three JSON file URLs in the browser address bar. It is released under the MIT license.
