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quipqiup is an automated cryptogram solver by Edwin Olson. It solves simple substitution ciphers such as cryptoquips, where word boundaries are preserved, and patristocrats. Different solving modes can be selected from a menu next to the solve button.
The Markdown Tutorial is a lesson-based site teaching Markdown, a plaintext way to write content for the web. Each lesson introduces a single Markdown concept followed by exercises. It states formatting in Markdown has a gentle learning curve and covers bold text, headers and lists.
coolLabs Fonts is a drop-in replacement for Google Fonts that serves the same fonts through its own API. According to the site, the API logs no IP addresses or request details, and font files are served from BunnyCDN. It supports the css2 and css API endpoints and Material Icons; users change fonts.googleapis.com to api.fonts.coollabs.io. The project is open source and free.
GetMarkdown converts files such as PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, HTML, images and audio to Markdown. Free conversions run locally in the browser with no account, supporting up to 8 files per batch at 10 MB each. An optional paid Pro tier performs server-side PDF processing for complex layouts and scanned PDFs.
A collection of classic video game pixel fonts recreated and expanded by Caveras, a graphic designer. The site hosts fonts rebuilt from original pixel or bitmap fonts used in games, with added special characters and webfont-ready files. Fonts are free under an Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike license, and commercial licenses are available on request.
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