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RuVerses presents Russian poetry in translation, listing poems by numerous Russian poets with their dates and translations into several other languages. The page also shows recent additions, including a list of Anna Akhmatova poems.
The U.S. National Archives website presents the Charters of Freedom, including the Declaration of Independence, Constitution and Bill of Rights, and provides transcripts of these documents. It also lists news, exhibitions and upcoming events from the National Archives and Records Administration.
Byzantine Military is a blog dedicated to the military history and civilization of the Eastern Roman Empire from 330 to 1453. Posts include topics such as Justinian I's financial policies, Roman forts along the Danube limes, Roman camel cavalry and the amphibious assault on Alexandria.
Flavio Copes is a personal site of articles about building software products, publishing them online, finding customers, and creating an independent business. Posts cover topics such as LiveKit Agents, OpenCode, LangChain and Apple TV apps. The site also lists apps, CLI tools, websites and open source tools made by the author.
CarPDFManual is a directory that organizes car owner's manuals, service and repair guides, wiring diagrams, fault codes and technical resources by vehicle brand. The site states it lists 96 brands and 4,410 listed manuals, and also covers diagnostic scanner information.
The Chess Programming Wiki is a repository of information about programming computers to play chess. It aims to be a reference covering aspects of chess programming, including information about programmers, researchers and engines. Its content is arranged hierarchically, and a search box is provided. The wiki was founded by Mark Lefler in 2007 and later moved to its current host.
