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material-ui-dropzone is a React component built on Material-UI and the react-dropzone library. It provides a file-upload dropzone or a dropzone inside a dialog, with effects for allowed and disallowed files, previews and alerts. It is installed via npm or yarn and released under the MIT license.
L1B3RT4S is a GitHub repository of prompt files intended for jailbreaking flagship AI models. It contains separate files named after providers and models, such as CHATGPT, ANTHROPIC, GOOGLE, META and OPENAI, along with system prompts and miscellaneous materials. The repository is described as liberation prompts for AI models and is released under the AGPL-3.0 license.
This project is a collection of image files featuring characters holding textbooks related to programming and computer science topics. The listed materials include books on ABAP, machine learning, reinforcement learning, assembly language, algorithms, deep learning and other related subjects.
Avogadro is a molecular editor and visualization tool intended for cross-platform use in computational chemistry, molecular modeling, bioinformatics, materials science and related areas. The source lists a flexible rendering framework and a plugin architecture, with Open Babel import of chemical files and support for multiple computational packages, crystals and biomolecules.
Baúl Chino is a resource site for learning Mandarin Chinese. It offers downloadable HSK textbooks and audio files for levels 1 to 6, mock test bundles, Chinese learning YouTube channels, Anki decks covering HSK 1 to 4 vocabulary, and Hanzi writing material on stroke order and radicals.
Ciyue is an Android dictionary app for MDX and MDD files. It supports searching and displaying multiple dictionaries, Material You theming, bookmarking words to a word book, and reading aloud. An AI translate function relies on non-free service providers, which F-Droid lists as an anti-feature.
Disky is an Android filesystem analyzer that shows the usage of a device's storage. It scans local filesystems and supports multiple storage locations. The app uses the Material You theme and provides a signed APK for installation.
Dropmark is a web tool for collecting links, files and notes into visual collections. Tags, stacks and an import tool support organizing saved material, and collections can be shared with teams or clients. Permissions control access to collections, while comments, annotations, notifications and an activity feed support discussion. Collections can be shown in slideshow mode. The service is described as private and ad-free.
The Interactive Fiction Archive is a project preserving the history of interactive fiction and making it freely available to the public. Since 1992 it has collected text adventures, development tools, articles, essays, hint files, walkthroughs and other materials, and it also preserves the history of IF institutions such as the IF Competition and IFDB. It is managed by the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation and founded by Volker Blasius.
Metrolist is a free YouTube Music client for Android, according to its Telegram listing. It lists YouTube Music account sync, offline downloads and caching, live lyrics, and a Material 3 design with dark themes. The download page directs users to APK files hosted on GitHub releases.
NOMAD is a free and open-source service for managing, sharing and publishing materials science data. It processes uploaded files to extract structured data and metadata, supports over 60 formats, and provides search, preview and download functions. All functionality is accessible via APIs, and published data is available under a CC-BY-4.0 license. NOMAD Oasis offers local installation with access control for research groups.
Open Yale Courses is a free educational resource providing full sets of materials for Yale undergraduate courses. Each course includes high-quality recorded video lectures, syllabi, suggested readings, exams, and problem sets. Lectures are available as downloadable videos, audio-only files, and searchable transcripts. Some previously listed courses have been removed and are now accessible via Yale's official Coursera platform.
coolLabs Fonts is a drop-in replacement for Google Fonts that serves the same fonts through its own API. According to the site, the API logs no IP addresses or request details, and font files are served from BunnyCDN. It supports the css2 and css API endpoints and Material Icons; users change fonts.googleapis.com to api.fonts.coollabs.io. The project is open source and free.
RODBUK is the Cracow Open Research Data Repository for depositing and exploring open research data. Its site offers material on open research data concepts, data formats, FAIR principles, licenses, metadata, file naming and folder structure, version control and README files, and states data is accessible 24/7 from anywhere in the world.
ScholarWorks is a collection of services to capture and showcase scholarly output by the Boise State University community. It makes documents, files and other scholarship available online and offers SelectedWorks pages, usage reports, electronic publishing of series, journals and monographs, and a searchable database. It includes theses, dissertations, an experts portal, an author bibliography, publications, conference materials and data sets.
StudyCraft is a multi-platform desktop study application. It automatically generates flashcard decks and tests from user-provided study materials, including PDFs, Markdown files, websites and GitHub repositories. The tool also supports study session progress tracking and integration with multiple large language model providers.
StudyCraft is an open source, free study tool available for Windows, MacOS and Linux. It allows users to import study materials including PDFs, Markdown files, webpages and GitHub repositories, which are automatically indexed into a vector database for semantic search. Users can customize their imported content, and the tool automatically generates flashcard decks and practice tests, plus provides study session analytics to track progress. It supports self-hosted and cloud-hosted large language model integrations and is built for fast performance.