πŸ”— Link Dump #15

  1. A subreddit migration directory. [πŸ”— redditmigration.com]
  2. How to create a masterpiece. [πŸ”— tomaspueyo.com]
  3. An interactive exploration of banned books. [πŸ”— yarn.joinstatecraft.com]
  4. A self-learning, modern computer science course. [πŸ”— functionalcs.github.io]
  5. 120 free online math courses. [πŸ”— freecodecamp.org]
  6. The top Substack newsletters, ranked by subscribers. [πŸ”— reletter.com]
  7. Learn more about joining Mastodon. [πŸ”— spreadmastodon.org]

πŸ”— Link Dump #14

  1. A decentralized content aggregator and microblogging platform running on the Fediverse network. [πŸ”— kbin.social]
  2. A self-hosted, federated social link aggregation and discussion forum. [πŸ”— lemmy.world]
  3. Subscribe to post and earn by accruing upvotes. [πŸ”— non.io]
  4. A non-profit community site driven by user interests. [πŸ”— tildes.net]
  5. Free and open source code, no ads, and no email requirement. [πŸ”— raddle.me]
  6. Share thoughtful information and conversation. [πŸ”— hubski.com]
  7. A people-powered community governed by a non-profit. [πŸ”— flingup.com]
  8. Earn money for the content you share. [πŸ”— valme.io]
  9. Follow the people you love, and have great, in-depth conversations. [πŸ”— squabbles.io]

πŸ”— Link Dump #13

  1. You’re getting old. [πŸ”— you.regettingold.com]
  2. A letter to a young songwriter. [πŸ”— visakanv.com]
  3. The most underrated sci-fi movies of the 70’s. [πŸ”— denofgeek.com]
  4. All of the online tools in one box. [πŸ”— 10015.io]
  5. The fun way to master the guitar fretboard. [πŸ”— fretboardfly.com]
  6. A digital archive of Nuremberg courtroom proceedings and documentation. [πŸ”— virtualtribunals.stanford.edu]

πŸ”— Link Dump #12

  1. The most popular AI websites as sorted by traffic. [πŸ”— ilib.com]
  2. Some blogging myths. [πŸ”— jvns.ca]
  3. Why and how to write things on the internet. [πŸ”— benkuhn.net]
  4. An interactive guide to rights the Supreme Court has established and might take away. [πŸ”— projects.propublica.org]
  5. Rate and review YouTube channels. [πŸ”— favoree.io]
  6. A graph-based approach to exploring Wikipedia. [πŸ”— wikigraph.netlify.app]

πŸ”— Link Dump #10

  1. A simple, ephemeral daily planner. [πŸ”—Β focustxt.github.io]
  2. A walkable-oriented development map. [πŸ”—Β aei.org]
  3. The 100 greatest children’s books of all time. [πŸ”—Β bbc.com]
  4. A guide to cozy mystery books, movies, and television. [πŸ”—Β cozy-mystery.com]
  5. Free and open-source Kanban management software. [πŸ”—Β kanboard.org]
  6. Vacations with artists. [πŸ”—Β vawaa.com]
  7. An archive of Golden and Silver Age comic books. [πŸ”—Β comicbookplus.com]

πŸ”— Link Dump #9

  1. An open-source resource management game. [πŸ”— farmhand.life]
  2. Free worldwide relief maps. [πŸ”— maps-for-free.com]
  3. An AI that gives answers using the most useful Reddit posts. [πŸ”— thegigabrain.com]
  4. 35 ways real people are using AI right now. [πŸ”— nytimes.com]
  5. The United States has a truck problem. [⏯ youtube.com]
  6. The condiment packet gallery. [πŸ”— condimentpacket.com]
  7. A blog about transit maps. [πŸ”— transitmap.net]

πŸ”— Link Dump #8

  1. Advice one might receive from an uncle. [πŸ”— onedayyoullfindyourself.com]
  2. A search engine of shadow libraries. [πŸ”— annas-archive.org]
  3. Five things Bill Gates wish he heard at the graduation he never had. [πŸ”— gatesnotes.com]
  4. The world atlas of languages. [πŸ”— unesco.org]
  5. Infinitely scroll Wikipedia. [πŸ”— wikiscroll.blankenship.io]
  6. An archive of old Polish video games. [πŸ”— polishpixels.com]