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Comic Walker is a non-English web resource for regional media, books, tools, communities, or learning.
Japan Walkaround is an audio or music resource for streaming, discovery, editing, production, or library management.
Walk with Feel is a web application that lets users listen to local radio stations while driving through cities around the world. It provides 1x, 1.5x and 2x walking speed, Street Noise OFF, and lets users move around over 30 cities.
Walkie-Talkie is a mobile app resource for Android or iOS listings, app pages, updates, or community links.
WalkmanLand is a database and tribute site for portable pocket audio cassette players, aiming to collect commercially available models in one catalog. It lists manufacturers and models with descriptions, tags, photos and statistics, and publishes news updates. The site also includes a poll on music formats and links to other cassette-related resources.
Workshop Walker is a gaming tool for game fixes, launchers, mods, status checks, cloud gaming, or utilities.
Workshop Walker is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
Game8 is a Japanese gaming site offering news, walkthroughs and other tools, with pages for popular apps and new games regularly updated. It covers walkthroughs for new and upcoming releases, popular guides, live service and mobile games, and console and PC games.
WALK & more is a magazine publishing features, commentary and specialist editorial coverage.
A guide explaining how to enable 4K streaming by retrieving a UI token from the Febbox service and submitting it through a form on the page. It walks through logging in, finding the token in browser developer tools, and entering it. A note says a guide for mobile devices is not yet available.
A guide to MLOps is an open-source tutorial from the Swiss AI Center team that walks engineers and small teams from notebook experiments to production. It covers local training and model evaluation, moving the model to the cloud, serving and deploying, monitoring and maintaining, and labeling data and retraining, using tools such as DVC, Git, GitHub Actions, CML, Docker, BentoML, Fluent Bit, Evidently AI, and Label Studio.
Aeromatic is an AeroPress recipe app for iOS and Android. It lists 60+ curated recipes, step-by-step instructions, a built-in stopwatch, video walkthroughs and a bean tracker. Users can add notes and create their own recipes.
Birdland is a collaborative filtering recommendation library written in Go. It performs a random walk on a biased user-items bipartite graph to generate user-item pairs, which the recommender processes into recommended items. The project includes sampler and explorer components such as Bird, Emu and Weaver.
bugfree.ai is an interview preparation site for software engineering roles, covering system design, object-oriented design, data and behavioral questions. It provides guided walkthroughs, example answers and AI-powered feedback, plus real interview experiences.
Classic DOOM is a fan site offering support material for console and PC Classic Doom games. It publishes walkthroughs and guides, level maps, version comparisons and passwords, plus site and forum links. Level and exit listings, secret counts, cheat codes and demo-playing instructions are also provided.
A guide explaining how to generate a custom geoip.dat for V2Ray that includes Iran. It argues the standard geoip.dat lacks an Iran section, so a rule such as geoip:ir fails. The post walks through signing up for a free GeoLite2 account, downloading the Country CSV databases, installing Git and Go, cloning the v2fly/geoip project, copying the databases, editing config.json and generating GeoIP files.
This guide covers installing and debloating JDownloader 2, a free download manager that splits files and handles captchas, wait times, and host limits. It walks through a clean installation and steps to disable ads and nag screens through advanced settings.
Diffractor is a free, open-source Windows application for browsing, organizing, searching and comparing local photo and video collections. It indexes chosen folders, supports metadata search and editing, duplicate detection, RAW viewing and synchronization with network storage. It is built in C++ and Direct3D by Zac Walker, previously called ImageWalker.
Email Dossier is a validation tool that checks an email address by walking through the process of sending email without actually sending any. It checks address syntax, looks up the domain's mail servers and tries contacting them. It reports a confidence rating from 0 to 3, error codes, a canonical address and MX records.
Emu-Land.net is a site about retrogaming, offering games (ROMs) and emulators for old consoles and computers, along with emulation news, video game walkthroughs and a library. It also publishes emulator update news, such as a release for the Sega Saturn emulator Ymir.
HTML5 interactive web tool that evolves biped walker creatures using genetic algorithms. Users can adjust parameters including mutation probability, animation quality, and simulation speed to observe how creatures develop walking traits across generations. Creature names are generated from their genomes, and scoring rewards upright walking and forward progress.
The Google Sheets Formula Generator is a free tool that creates paste-ready Google Sheets formulas based on user-described tasks. It includes video walkthroughs and access to over 500 formula guides. Users can generate two formulas for free without signing up.
Hackr.io is a tech learning hub offering step-by-step tutorials, AI-powered mentors and a personal dashboard. It includes expert-led project walkthroughs, online code editors, an AI interviewer for preparation, and a blog, YouTube channel and weekly newsletter. A help page covers common questions about accounts, code editors and submitting tutorials.