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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 Cornell Bird Cams channel streams live footage of birds at nests and feeders, featuring species like owls, kestrels, and hummingbirds. It offers round-the-clock views of bird life, including nesting, feeding, and surprise wildlife encounters.
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.
Historical Tech Tree is an interactive map of 1,800+ technologies and 2,000+ links, showing how inventions evolved and built upon each other—from ancient tools to modern tech. It visualises the interconnected history of innovation.
InboxReads is a curated directory for discovering newsletters across topics like tech, business, and travel. It also provides tools and resources for creators to grow and monetise their newsletters.
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.
CDM is an online magazine covering music, motion, and technology, with news, reviews, tutorials, and tools for musicians, producers, and sound designers. It serves as a creative hub for digital music and performance culture.
“The mindset of more” explores how constant striving for more—things, experiences, success—shapes modern values, and suggests mindful alternatives to this consumption-driven mindset.
Raycast is a sleek, keyboard‑centric productivity launcher for Mac that brings your most‑used tools into one fast, reliable spot. It offers AI‑powered features and a rich ecosystem of extensions to streamline everything from note-taking to window management.
Hostinger is a global web hosting provider offering shared, cloud, VPS, and managed WordPress hosting with features like an AI website builder, free domain, SSL and 24/7 support—designed for affordable, high-performance site hosting.
This very site is hosted with Hostinger!
Elementor is a drag-and-drop WordPress website builder for creating responsive sites without coding. It offers a free version and a Pro version with advanced features like theme building, e-commerce tools, and AI-assisted design.
Elementor is what we use to build this very site!
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.
A friendly, daily dose of curated web design — featuring standout websites and striking typography. Perfect for designers hunting for fresh visual ideas and inspiration.
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.
Ground News collates articles from over 50,000 global sources and shows you how different outlets—from left to right—report the same stories, offering clarity through bias, factuality, and ownership insights. It helps readers break free from echo‑chambers and forms a robust basis for informed perspectives.
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.
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.
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