Lock Picking 101 is an online forum dedicated to the ethical hobby of lock picking. It provides resources for beginners through advanced practitioners, hosts public locksmith and safe query sections, and offers community discussion via a linked Discord chat.
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Lock Picking 101 is an online forum dedicated to the ethical hobby of lock picking. It provides resources for beginners through advanced practitioners, hosts public locksmith and safe query sections, and offers community discussion via a linked Discord chat.
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0Perry Morse is an educational resource for documentaries, courses, books, reference material, or self-learning.
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0365Chess is an online chess games database and opening explorer. Users can search games by player, ECO code or result, search positions, and browse openings move by move. The site also offers puzzles, an openings trainer, playing against the Stockfish computer engine, endgame training, and an analysis board. It states the database contains more than 4,400,000 games updated every week.
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Noteheads is a free browser-based tool for composing and sequencing music, aimed at kids and beginners, that creates printable sheet music and scores. It supports note types, time signatures, keys and several instruments, and offers save, MIDI download and print options. The creator describes it as a hobby project.
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0SpeedSolving is an online speedcubing community that started in 2006. It hosts a forum, wiki, weekly competitions, a timer and a media gallery. Members can ask questions, enter weekly competitions in WCA puzzle events and track their times and personal bests.
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