The Retro Web is a hardware database covering motherboards, expansion cards, chips and CPUs, chipsets, drives and related components. It offers board photos, BIOS images, manuals, drivers and software, with quick search and browsing by category. Listings include counts such as motherboards, BIOS images, manufacturers and chip families.
GodChecker
Godchecker is a mythology encyclopedia covering gods, goddesses and spirits from around the world. Its Holy Database lists nearly four thousand deities from pantheons including Greek, Roman, Norse, Egyptian, Celtic and others, along with legends and folklore. It includes a Deity of the Day feature and a ranked list of popular gods. The site says it has been running since 1999.
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0The Retro Web is a hardware database covering motherboards, expansion cards, chips and CPUs, chipsets, drives and related components. It offers board photos, BIOS images, manuals, drivers and software, with quick search and browsing by category. Listings include counts such as motherboards, BIOS images, manufacturers and chip families.
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0Gwulo is a community-built site about the history of old Hong Kong. It hosts over 60,000 pages, including more than 40,000 photos, contributed by members. Pages cover topics such as wartime diaries, historic vessels and memories of Hong Kong life, and readers can sign up for a free weekly newsletter.
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Forgotten Aviation is a Warbirds Resource Group site that tracks the service histories of retired military aircraft. It began in 2003 as Forgotten Jets, created by Nathan Decker to match operational histories with individual serial or bureau numbers. The Warbirds Resource Group took over the project in 2018, and the site is divided into Forgotten Jets, Forgotten Props and Forgotten Rotors.
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Chineseposters.net presents Chinese propaganda posters with information about their history, background and design. The site offers a gallery of highlights, theme presentations, and browsing or searching by posters, artists and tags.
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GeoGrid is a daily trivia game built around a 3×3 grid in which rows and columns each represent a geography category and players name a place fitting both. World mode uses countries and States mode uses U.S. states. Confirmed answers are scored by popularity, with lower scores better, and an Unlimited mode offers randomly generated grids.
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0Computer History is an educational resource for learning science, history, language, geography, or general knowledge.
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