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Elevator Music is a Chicago‑based streaming platform that films musicians and DJs performing inside a real elevator—a cinematic, intimate stage for genre‑fluid sets, now shared globally via video and audio. It’s an inventive, inclusive platform redefining performance spaces.
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.
Wikimedia Commons hosts millions of free-to-use images, audio and video files. It supports Wikipedia and other projects, offering open media contributed and curated by users worldwide.
Infinite Mac emulates classic Mac and NeXT operating systems—from System 1.0 to Mac OS 9.0.4—in your browser, with pre-installed software, CD-ROM support, and custom build options.
Hosted by Nilay Patel of The Verge, Decoder explores big ideas at the crossroads of technology and policy, featuring innovators, thought leaders and policymakers navigating our rapidly evolving world. With weekly episodes, the show offers thoughtful interviews that unpack how technology shapes our future.
Explore.org’s livecams stream real-time footage of wildlife, nature, and animal sanctuaries worldwide, offering viewers immersive access to diverse habitats and conservation efforts.
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.
Ableton’s Learning Music is a free browser-based platform for beginners to learn music creation fundamentals like beats, melodies, and song structure through interactive lessons. No prior experience is needed, and users can export work to Ableton Live.
Revue Collé is a weekly newsletter and visual archive highlighting today’s most innovative collage artists. Curated by Mario Zoots, it features standout artworks, interviews, and essays that explore the history and theory of collage.
Diggin’ In The Carts is a documentary series exploring the impact of Japanese video game music and its composers from the 8-bit and 16-bit eras, featuring interviews, performances, and archival footage.
Red Bull Music Academy Daily is a digital archive of music journalism, featuring in-depth articles, interviews, and thematic collections on global music scenes, genres, and cultural movements.
A 1958 letter from Hunter S. Thompson offering personal advice on living authentically, urging readers to choose a path aligned with their true abilities and desires rather than chasing arbitrary goals.
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.
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.
Liquipedia is a non-profit, community-maintained wiki covering competitive gaming. It hosts stats, teams, players, and event histories across various major esports titles.
The Creative Independent is an ad-free platform by Kickstarter offering interviews, essays, and guides that provide emotional and practical support for artists and creative individuals.
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