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Killed by Google is an open source list of dead Google products, services and devices, presented as a graveyard or memorial. The page lists entries such as ChromeOS, Google Earth Pro, Firebase Studio, Tenor API and Pixel Studio, with categories for apps, services and hardware.
Auslan Signbank is a language resources site for Auslan, the language of the deaf community in Australia. It offers a dictionary, searches for signs related to medical and health topics and to educational and teaching topics, videos of deaf people using listed signs, information on the deaf community in Australia, and links to Auslan classes. Users are invited to provide feedback to help improve the dictionary.
An unofficial educational course about toki pona, a constructed language designed in 2001 and revised by Sonja Lang. The language uses 120 official words, a simple grammar and few hard-to-confuse sounds, and is context-sensitive with many words having multiple meanings. The course is a series of pages with a table of contents, extra pages and community links.
pona.la is a domain for Toki Pona projects. It links to free learning resources, including an online course, video course and dictionaries, together with community groups, texts, a podcast and events.
Sinosplice is a blog focused on learning Mandarin Chinese, maintained by John Pasden. It offers free resources including a beginner's guide to Chinese pronunciation, a guide to the five stages of learning Chinese, material on learning tones, tone pair drills and Chinese grammar hurdles, alongside articles about life in China.
Clozemaster is a language learning tool that uses fill-in-the-blank sentences to teach vocabulary in context. It offers thousands of sentences in 50+ languages and over 170 language pairings. Users can type answers or choose multiple choice, with sentences returning for spaced-repetition review. It is free to play.
