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File-Examples is a service for developers, designers and testers to download sample files in many formats and sizes for test, demo or presentation use. It offers video, audio, document, image and other files such as text and archives, all free to download.
The Morpheus model repository is a searchable collection of simulation models organized as built-in examples, contributed examples, and published models. It offers full-text search and keyword tags, and registers each model with a persistent identifier. Users can submit MorpheusML-encoded model files.
Directory Lister is a PHP web directory lister. Its documentation covers changes, features, file search and file hashes. The release notes mention fixes to compressed ZIP downloads, configuration examples and hidden file handling, plus security fixes for path checks and direct-linked content.
Devhints is a collection of web development cheatsheets covering topics such as JavaScript, CSS, Git, Docker, and various command line tools. Each sheet is a one-page quick reference with usage examples, links, and snippets. The site also includes guidance on writing cheatsheets and on writing Vim help files.
Screenshot is a screenshot reference used for visual evidence, examples, or safety warnings.
Globster is an online tool for testing and visualizing results of glob patterns matching. Users type a glob pattern and matched files are highlighted in the tree directory structure. It uses version 3.0.4 of the minimatch JavaScript library to evaluate glob patterns. It is intended for debugging glob patterns and experimenting with provided examples.
A cheat sheet of Mac Terminal commands covering navigation, file operations, and search, including pwd, ls, cd, cat, head, tail, less, mkdir, touch, cp, mv, rm, man and open. It lists flags, examples and keyboard shortcuts for each command.
Examples showing how to use the OpenAI vision API to run inference on images, video files and webcam streams.
SimpleCV is an open source framework for building computer vision applications, providing access to libraries such as OpenCV without requiring knowledge of bit depths, file formats, color spaces or buffer management. The platform uses Python, and examples include connecting to a camera, binarizing images and drawing text.
