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UpJoke collects jokes on a wide range of topics from sources including Reddit and Twitter.
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PortMaster manages game ports for Linux handheld devices, with a library of ready-to-play ports.
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M3 covers consumer technology and gadgets in Swedish, with news, videos, and product tests.
Open YouTube Shorts in the normal desktop interface with this extension, instead of the mobile-optimized player.
Webhacking.kr hosts a Korean cybersecurity challenge focused on exploiting or defending web application vulnerabilities.
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calmcode publishes short video lessons about modern ideas and open-source tools, organized into courses.
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Read AI news in French and browse practical guides and comparisons of AI tools in La Gazette IA.
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The Feast repository describes an open source feature store for AI and machine learning projects.
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GitHub Emoji Picker displays the emoji supported by GitHub in a simple selection interface.
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