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Britannica.com is the digital version of Encyclopaedia Britannica, featuring thousands of expert-written, fact-checked articles across subjects. It includes videos, quizzes, and learning tools for accessible, reliable reference content.
This GitHub repo lists hundreds of web-based desktops that emulate classic OS interfaces like Windows, macOS, and Linux in the browser. It’s a curated, actively maintained resource for retro UI exploration and web-desktop inspiration.
Ableton’s Learning Synths is a free browser-based tool that teaches sound synthesis basics through interactive lessons and a built-in synthesizer, covering oscillators, filters, envelopes, and more with a hands-on “Playground” mode.
Kinsta is a managed WordPress hosting provider powered by Google Cloud, offering fast, secure, and scalable hosting with features like edge caching, daily backups, and an intuitive dashboard for businesses, agencies, and developers.
Tom uses Kinsta to host his other website, ELPHNT.
Dense Discovery is a weekly newsletter featuring curated recommendations on design, tech, sustainability, and culture. It blends useful tools, inspiring projects, and thoughtful commentary for a more mindful digital life.
A psychedelic-style tutorial that explains audio mixing concepts like EQ, panning, and space using animated visuals and spatial metaphors to show how elements sit in a mix.
HowLongToBeat lets users submit and view average game completion times for main stories, extras, or full completion. It helps estimate playtime and integrates with the Xbox app on PC.
NASA’s website showcases the agency’s ongoing space missions, Earth science, aeronautics, technology and learning resources, all presented in an engaging, easy‑to‑navigate format. It offers up-to-date news, multimedia content and tools to explore space and climate science in a friendly, accessible way.
This essay critiques buzzwords like AI, Web3, and the metaverse as marketing fronts for infrastructure monopolies, arguing that a few major tech firms control the physical internet. It calls for defending a more open, decentralised web.
Timeanddate.com is a free online resource for world clocks, time-zone converters, calendars, weather, astronomy data, and timers. It offers accurate global tools with no signup required, useful for scheduling, planning, and tracking time worldwide.
The Vergecast is The Verge’s flagship podcast, hosted by Nilay Patel and David Pierce. Every Friday they break down the week’s biggest tech stories. On Tuesday’s they explore gadgets’ impact on our lives with expert guests. It’s casual, informative, and all about making sense of tech news with real insight.
Visdeurbel.nl is a seasonal livestream where viewers help migrating fish in Utrecht by ringing a digital doorbell to alert lock keepers to open a sluice gate. It blends nature, tech, and civic action, running each year from March to May.
IMDb is the go‑to platform for exploring films, TV shows, actors, crew, ratings, reviews, trivia and industry news. From blockbusters to indies, it’s a comprehensive hub for entertainment information, fan input and behind‑the‑scenes insight.
WindowSwap is a free site that streams 10-minute window views submitted by people worldwide, offering calming glimpses into daily life across 110+ countries. It fosters reflection and connection through shared global scenery.
Framework builds modular, upgradeable laptops and desktops designed for easy repair, customisation, and long-term use. Its products support component swaps, open-source firmware, and a parts marketplace, promoting sustainability and the right to repair.
NordVPN’s Link Checker is a free tool that scans any URL for phishing, malware, and scams using real-time threat databases and AI detection—no signup required.
Restroom Archive is an ongoing case study by Jake Welch that 3D‑scans public restrooms—from truck stops to theme parks—highlighting their hidden humour, chaos, and décor in a playful, immersive way.
FreeConvert is a web-based tool for converting and compressing over 2,000 file formats, including audio, video, images, and documents. It offers free and premium tiers, with privacy features like encryption and automatic file deletion.
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