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adstex automatically identifies all citation keys (e.g., identifiers, author+year) in your TeX source files and uses NASA's Astrophysics Data System (ADS) to generate corresponding bibtex entries. Write your papers without worrying about the bibtex entries. Simply put down arXiv IDs, ADS bibcodes, DOIs, or first author & year citation keys in your \cite commands, and then use adstex to automatically generate the bibtex file for you.

...With its privacy-first approach, Chaski provides a simple, distraction-free space where you can consume the content that truly matters to you. Whether you're following articles, videos, or other online media, Chaski ensures you can access it all in one place—without the interruptions of ads, tracking, or irrelevant distractions. Key Features: Privacy-First: No ads, no tracking, and no data leaving your device. Your content consumption is fully private. Minimalist Design: A clean, intuitive interface that focuses on the content, giving you a seamless reading or viewing experience. Customizable Experience: Personalize your feeds, choose your themes, and adjust fonts to create the perfect environment for consuming content. ...

The tool "l9000cassdecode" can be used to decode the data cassette (tape) format for the Linn9000 and LinnSequencer. Depending on the data cassette contents, Linn9000-related files are extracted, for example with the following file types: DSQ, MSQ, ALL, ASQ, ADS, AMS, ALM, SND, KIT. Optional: tar-file export. Note: Linn9000-related files for example can be imported to a Linn9000 floppy (or image file) via the tool "l9000fs" which is contained within the project "linn9000fs": https://sourceforge.net/projects/linn9000fs/ Copyright (c) 2018-2019 by Klaus Michael Indlekofer. All rights reserved. ...

unfluff is a Node.js library designed to automatically extract the main content from an HTML document — stripping away navigation bars, ads, footers and other boilerplate to leave you with the “body content”, metadata (title, author, date) and other useful fields. It’s a tool very much aimed at content-analysis, web scraping, building datasets, or repurposing article text for downstream processing (like machine-learning or summarization). The API is simple: you feed in raw HTML and it returns a structured object with the extracted text and other fields. ...