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Curve is an open-source distributed storage system for block and shared file storage, hosted as a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) sandbox project. It is designed to be cloud-native, high-performance, and easy to operate.
Curve is a magazine and website for lesbians, bisexual, transgender, queer women and non-binary people. It publishes culture, politics, music and travel stories, and in 2021 became a not-for-profit project of The Curve Foundation. A searchable living archive covers material published since 1991.
Curve DEX is a decentralized exchange or AMM for swapping tokens through on-chain liquidity pools.
Curve LlamaLend is a DeFi protocol for on-chain finance, liquidity, yield, trading, or asset management.
ASCII Art Studio is a freeware ASCII art editor for Windows by Torchsoft. It provides toolbox modes including text, freehand, brush, erase, fill, line, curve, rectangle, ellipse, and table, and supports working on multiple images side by side.
The Benchmark Energy & Geometry Database collects results of highly accurate quantum mechanical calculations of molecular structures, energies and properties. These data serve as benchmarks for testing and parameterizing other computational methods. Featured datasets include interaction energies and dissociation curves for noncovalent complexes.
CLIPasso is a method for converting an object image into a sketch with adjustable abstraction levels while preserving key visual features. It optimizes Bézier curves using a differentiable rasterizer and a CLIP-based perceptual loss, without requiring an explicit sketch dataset. Abstraction is controlled by varying the number of strokes.
CSS Bed is a collection of classless CSS themes intended as starting points in web development. The site presents themes by name and notes that classless themes are responsive, have good browser support, are small, and require no learning curve for HTML users.
CurveLab is a toolbox implementing the Fast Discrete Curvelet Transform in Matlab and C++, currently at version 2.1.2. Academics at not-for-profit organizations may download the source code for non-commercial research after registering and signing a license agreement. Commercial use and use by for-profit organizations require a commercial license from the Caltech Office of Technology Transfer, which includes a free trial period.
Fan Control is a free Windows program for controlling CPU, GPU and case fans by temperature. It offers several fan curve types, mixing of curves, calibration, control parameters, plugin support with .NET, and a backend based mainly on LibreHardwareMonitor.
G-Helper Linux is an unofficial Linux port of G-Helper for controlling ASUS laptops. It provides performance modes, custom fan curves, battery charge limits, GPU mode switching, power limits, screen control, keyboard backlighting and display settings.
A free SVG wave generator for web design. Users choose a curve, adjust complexity, and randomize the result. The site notes it is now part of Haikei.app, and a Figma plugin is available for making waves directly in Figma.
Joystick Gremlin is a program for configuring joystick-like devices from any manufacturer or custom devices recognized by Windows. It uses vJoy virtual joysticks to map physical inputs to virtual ones and applies transformations such as response curves to analog axes. It also offers macros, a mode system and Python scripting.
The Markdown Tutorial is a lesson-based site teaching Markdown, a plaintext way to write content for the web. Each lesson introduces a single Markdown concept followed by exercises. It states formatting in Markdown has a gentle learning curve and covers bold text, headers and lists.
MoonCalc is a browser application that shows the motion of the Moon and its phase for a selected day and location. It displays moonrise, moonset and selected-time moon positions, with a yellow curve showing the Moon's trajectory and a time slider for moonlight during the day. It also offers a moon calendar and reverse calculation from altitude and azimuth.
Origin Dollar (OUSD) is a stablecoin on Ethereum that generates yield through onchain Morpho strategies, distributed directly to wallets and compounded automatically, with no staking or lockups. Liquidity is provided via Curve, and governance is described as entirely decentralized.
PicFont is a web tool for adding text to photos. Users can upload an image from a computer or device, choose a canvas size, and add text with effects such as curved text, glow, gradient and textures. The finished image can be downloaded for free. Its page states that designs can start from templates, models and illustrations.
react-spring is an animation library for React that uses spring physics rather than duration and curve parameters. It supports fluid UI and interaction animations, SSR, and runs animations without re-rendering via an imperative API.
regression-js is a JavaScript library for curve fitting. It is hosted on GitHub and can be contributed to by the community. It is open source and available for installation via npm.
ruby-plot is a Ruby wrapper around gnuplot, especially for plotting ROC curves into SVG files. It requires gnuplot to be installed and has had no release in over three years.
Torch Finance is a Liquid Stables Hub on the TON blockchain, featuring tgUSD and PayFi integration for the Telegram ecosystem. It describes a stablecoin trading engine and a yield-generating stablecoin for Telegram users. PayFi is listed as coming soon. The project states it is an official TVM partner of Curve Finance.
A webpage describing a tool for generating voxel shapes such as spheres for Minecraft. It gives a level-by-level 3D breakdown of schematics and includes bezier curve shape definition; an update notes cone and dome generation.
A website offering a real-time statistical simulation of births, deaths, and world population changes on an interactive 2D map and 3D globe. It also includes a personal Life Arc estimate based on age and a simplified U.S.-style actuarial curve, described as a broad statistical illustration rather than an individual or medical prediction. The page is labeled Beta and notes it is best viewed on desktop.
