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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Tooooools.app is a free browser tool for adding retro lo-fi effects like dithering, halftones, and stippling to images and videos. It features a minimalist interface, export options, and works fully online with no signup required.
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!
Bookshop.org is an online bookstore that supports independent bookshops by sharing profits from sales—30% if a shop is selected, or 10% to a shared pool—helping local retailers benefit from online purchases.
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.
A friendly, daily dose of curated web design — featuring standout websites and striking typography. Perfect for designers hunting for fresh visual ideas and inspiration.
A curated collection of essays and manifestos celebrating the early, personal, and creative web. It promotes a return to individual expression through personal websites over commercial platforms.
Music Business Worldwide is a global music industry platform delivering news, in-depth analysis, interviews, a curated jobs board, bookazine publications, and premium MBW+ analytics. It serves over 400,000 users monthly and is backed by industry investment.
Wait But Why is a long-form blog that explores topics like AI, space, and procrastination through deep dives, stick-figure illustrations, and a conversational tone to make complex ideas accessible and entertaining.
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.
Liquipedia is a non-profit, community-maintained wiki covering competitive gaming. It hosts stats, teams, players, and event histories across various major esports titles.
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.
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Welcome to FILTERRR — a curated collection of the most creative, curious and thoughtful corners of the internet.
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