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Mindfulness at the Computer is a mindfulness application for people who spend many hours in front of a computer. It helps users remember to be mindful of their breathing and body while sitting at the computer, and to concentrate on inhaling and exhaling during a breathing pause. Features include notifications, interactive graphics and text-guided breathing.
Steve's Computer Collection is a website dedicated to the preservation and display of vintage computer systems. It presents old, rare and antique computers and invites browsing of old computer advertisements. The site also offers a view of 150 old computers at the same time.
The HP Computer Museum is a collection of HP computing products introduced between 1966 and 1991. It covers calculators, desktop computers, computer systems, tape and disc drives, plotters, printers, digitizers and other hardware, plus software, documentation and promotional materials. The site states it is not affiliated with HP Inc. or Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
Starring the Computer is a website cataloguing appearances of computers in film and television. Each appearance is rated on importance to the plot, realism and visibility. Fictional computers are excluded unless built from real computer parts.
Basic Computer Games is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
The Computer Gaming World Museum preserves and presents material related to Computer Gaming World, the first magazine dedicated to computer games. It offers scans of every CGW issue from the November 1981 debut to the final issue in November 2006.
Computer History is an educational resource for learning science, history, language, geography, or general knowledge.
Computer Science Lecture Links is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
Computerphile is a YouTube video, playlist, or channel resource for tutorials, demos, reviews, or media.
Computer Science Circles is a website that teaches computer programming using Python. It presents lessons and exercises in which users write programs and run them to check the results. The site states that programming can be used to automate computer tasks, make art and music, and create websites and games. Accounts can be created to log in.
Fantasy Consoles / Computers is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
A project that anonymously collects hardware details of Linux-powered computers. It lets people probe their computers, share the results with developers, debug hardware-related issues, check Linux compatibility and find drivers. The site reports a high detailed database of hardware and lists recent probes and tested computers and parts.
A research-oriented computer science curriculum centered on computational trinitarianism, where computation appears as logic, programs and categories. It covers programming with functional languages, discrete math formalized in Lean 4, algorithms and proof assistants.
Old Timey Computer Show preserves and presents historical films, classic productions, and moving-image collections online.
Pranx is a website offering online computer pranks to play on friends, such as opening a prank page on an unattended computer. The site notes that full screen can be toggled with F11 to hide the address bar and browser frame, and that pranks work best on a desktop computer or tablet.
Simone's Computer is a system utility for Windows, hardware checks, cleanup, process control, or desktop customization.
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.
Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago is a philanthropically endowed computer science graduate institute. Its research areas include algorithms and complexity, computational biology, computer vision, machine learning, robotics, and speech and language. The institute offers a PhD program.
The University of Wah is a private-sector higher education institution in Wah Cantt, Pakistan. Chartered in 2009 by the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab, it teaches engineering, basic, social, computer and management sciences and engineering technology. The site lists admissions, publications, events, facilities including computer labs, library and sports, and contact details.
Chrome Remote Desktop is a remote desktop service developed by Google. It allows users to securely access their home or work computers from phones, tablets, or other computers when away from the device, and to share screens for real-time collaboration or remote support. The service is built on Google's infrastructure and uses open web technologies including WebRTC.
Mouse Without Borders is a Microsoft Garage project that enables users to control up to four computers using a single mouse and keyboard. It also supports copying text and dragging and dropping files across the connected computers.
Puffer is a Stanford University computer science research project that streams live TV in a browser at no charge. It offers U.S. TV stations affiliated with NBC, CBS, ABC, PBS, Fox and CW. It works in Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Opera on a computer or Android device, but not on iPhones, iPads or Safari.
Aalto University in Espoo, Finland is a great pick for Engineering, Computer Science and Mathematics.
Abdul Wali Khan University, right in Mardan, Pakistan, is solid for Computer Science, Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics and Mathematics.
