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Atera IT AutopilotIT Autopilot takes the pressure off your team by handling first-tier support across the channels your end users already live in — email, chat, Slack, Teams, and your Customer Portal. It doesn’t just respond to end-user queries, issues, and crises — it solves them.
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Planfix: Manage Projects, Team's Tasks and Business ProcessesPlanfix is like a souped-up business process management system for folks who really know their stuff. It's built to help you dive deeper and gives you more options than your run-of-the-mill project and task management systems. Best part? Even small businesses and non-profits can get in on the action.
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RetroBIOS
Complete BIOS & firmware packs for RetroArch, Batocera, Recalbox, etc.
RetroBIOS is an open-source project that provides complete BIOS and firmware packs for a wide range of emulators and retro gaming platforms. It includes thousands of verified system files required to run consoles and arcade systems accurately across tools like RetroArch, Batocera, RetroPie, and EmuDeck. Each BIOS file is validated against emulator source code to ensure correctness, compatibility, and proper functionality. The project simplifies setup by offering automated install scripts... -
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NetherSX2
Continuation of NetherSX2 based on AetherSX2 4248
NetherSX2-patch is a community-driven continuation and enhancement of the NetherSX2 Android PlayStation 2 emulator, itself a modded fork of the open-source AetherSX2 project originally based on PCSX2. It focuses on providing a more complete and feature-rich experience by applying patches to the upstream emulator build and removing ad-related bloat, fixing notification issues, and exposing many internal settings so users have finer control over performance and compatibility on mobile devices.... -
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PyBoy
Game Boy emulator written in Python
...It integrates with tools like OpenAI Gym, allowing seamless use in machine learning workflows. Overall, PyBoy is a versatile emulator that bridges retro gaming with modern AI development and research. -
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AndroidNativeEmu
Allows you to partly emulate an Android native library
...This makes it particularly useful in security research, malware analysis, and debugging of Android applications. The framework provides tools for loading binaries, simulating system calls, and interacting with native functions in a controlled environment. By abstracting away the complexity of full device emulation, it allows faster iteration and more focused analysis of specific components. It also integrates well with Python tooling, making it accessible and extensible for custom workflows. -
No-code automation to improve your process workflowsTransform your financial and HR operations and improve efficiency even remotely with digital, customized workflows that your team can automate and integrate with other software without the need of IT development.
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MiniStack
Ministack: Free, open-source local AWS emulator
MiniStack is an open-source local AWS emulator designed as a lightweight, fully free alternative to tools like LocalStack, enabling developers to replicate cloud environments directly on their machines. It emulates over 35 AWS services through a single unified endpoint, allowing developers to test applications, infrastructure, and CI/CD pipelines without needing real cloud resources. One of its defining characteristics is its use of “real infrastructure” where possible, meaning services like... -
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PS2 Cover
PS2 Covers Collection
PS2 Covers is a large-scale curated repository of PlayStation 2 game cover images designed to be used with emulators such as PCSX2 and DuckStation, providing a complete visual library for enhancing game collections. It organizes cover art by game serial identifiers, allowing automated systems to fetch the correct image for each title. The repository includes both standard and 3D-style covers, supporting different presentation preferences. It is widely used in emulator setups to create... -
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Triton
Triton is a dynamic binary analysis library
Triton is a dynamic binary analysis library. It provides internal components that allow you to build your program analysis tools, automate reverse engineering, perform software verification or just emulate code. Linux, Windows and OS X compatible. You can directly compile source code from our Github repository. The Triton library is Linux, Windows and OS X compatible. A potential way to getting started is to see our Python examples already bootstrapped.
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