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OpenMW is an open-source reimplementation of the Morrowind game engine that supports playing Morrowind. The project publishes releases, currently version 0.51.0, with notes about scripting API additions, terrain vertex painting in its content file editor and save compatibility. Saves from newer releases cannot be loaded in older releases.
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AnimaGraffs creates animated infographics that explain the operation of various devices and systems. Topics covered include fire engines, NASCAR Cup Series race cars, P-51 Mustangs, Formula 1 cars, city water purification, sewing machines, cryptocurrency, electric guitars, speakers, and disc versus drum brakes. The project also distributes content via YouTube.
Gondola List is an archive of Gondola webm videos featuring the silent observer character Gondola. The archive contains 1785 entries, 87.51% of which include associated music sources. Users can loop videos via right-click, and set autoplay to play entries in sequential or random order. Feedback and new Gondola suggestions can be sent to a listed contact email.
The UNESCO World Heritage List is a directory of World Heritage properties, presented on the UNESCO World Heritage Centre site. The page reports 1,273 properties, 51 transboundary or transnational listings, 173 States Parties with properties out of 196, 3 delisted, 58 in danger, 991 cultural, 240 natural and 42 mixed. Entries can be viewed by list or table and sorted by country.
Advances in Evolutionary Algorithms. Edited by: Witold Kosinski. ISBN 978-953-7619-11-4, PDF ISBN 978-953-51-5796-0, Published 2008-11-01.
Unicode Emoji Charts presents charts illustrating features of emoji characters in Unicode, derived from UTS #51 data and the Unicode CLDR project. The charts include an emoji list, skin tones, counts and ordering.
LilySpeech is a free Windows speech-to-text dictation application that uses Google Chrome's speech to text service. It supports 51 languages, lets users dictate emails, documents, web searches and other content anywhere on a Windows device via a click or Ctrl+D shortcut, and offers 99.5% recognition accuracy, custom word support and a lightweight design.