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Line of Action provides reference photos and practice tools for visual artists, including figure drawing, animal drawing, hands and feet drawing and face and expression practice. A fifteen-minute tutorial introduces the tools. The site was built and maintained by one person, with original features provided free.
Listudy is a free and open source chess training site that uses spaced repetition to help users memorize openings, train tactics, and practice endgames against Stockfish. It also offers blind tactics, where the board shows a position from several moves earlier, and pieceless tactics, where an empty board is accompanied by a list of piece locations. The source code is available on GitHub.
Low-tech Magazine covers past and forgotten technologies and how they can inform sustainable energy practices. Its website is solar-powered and self-hosted, designed to reduce the energy use associated with accessing its content, and it notes that it sometimes goes offline. Articles and guides include building solar-powered devices and domestic low-tech projects.
A suite of tools for 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons players and Dungeon Masters, serving as a digital reference for products the user owns. Includes the Plutonium module for Foundry virtual tabletop, which imports most 5etools content, and the Rivet browser extension for sending content and rolls from the site to Foundry. No account system; data is stored in cookies.
Igowin is a free 9x9 Go program for Windows and a reduced version of Many Faces of Go. It plays against the computer, tracks playing strength and record, includes a Go tutorial, and adjusts to the player's level.
StringScales is a free browser-based tool for visualizing scales on stringed instruments such as guitar, bass, banjo and ukulele. Users can pick a scale, build chord progressions and tag each chord with a scale, then play along with a backing band while the fretboard highlights the notes. No account is needed, and a free account adds saving of progressions.
