I’m always eager to find new amazing sites i’ve never heard of, which ones would you recommend?
https://search.marginalia.nu/ is a great little search engine for research. It favors results that would most likely be buried in the larger engines, excellent for finding lesser known sources.
Also the “random” button is a lot of fun, and fairly nostalgic if you remember the late 90s-early 00s web. Lots of geocities style personal websites still out there apparently.
The (only?) travel website with no bs
wikivoyage.orgLibGen.is for books
Photopea.com, a free online Photoshop alternative
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It’s browser based which means there’s no bare metal CPU or GPU calls in can make. It all has to go through the browsers interpreter. That massively limits it’s potential.
I use Firefox with temporary containers and a combination of DDG & Google to get around paywalls.
- Once you have temporary containers installed in Firefox, find an article that’s behind a paywall. I read the Financial Times, for example.
- Copy the title of a story.
- Open a new tab.
- Search the story title in DDG using the g! at the end. For example, “Xi sees ‘progress’ in China-US ties at meeting with Blinken g!”
- Find the story and click on it. Enjoy your read.
https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome or download this
Every Noise At Once: Recommend this website to find new music that suits your tastes. Play around with the options at the top, best way to see what they do.