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Excel Macro Mastery hosts a collection of VBA articles for Microsoft Excel. The articles cover topics such as loops, arrays, ranges, subroutines, error handling, user forms, dictionaries, and string functions, presented as complete guides for beginners and other VBA users.
The official Wikipedia app for Android, distributed through F-Droid. It allows searching and reading articles across many languages, saving articles and reading lists for offline use with synced lists, and customizing the interface with text size adjustment and light, dark, sepia or black themes. The app is ad-free and free of charge.
Freedium is an open access reader that fetches an open, ad-free version of paywalled articles. Users paste a paywalled article link and the service returns a readable copy that can be kept. The site states it was established in 2023.
Inoreader is an RSS reader and news aggregator. It lets users follow websites, social media feeds, podcasts, blogs and newsletters, and collect articles in one place. Filters, rules, tags and folders can be used to organize feeds, and monitoring feeds track topics and keywords. Generative AI features summarize articles and generate reports.
A collection of articles on computer keyboards, including keyboard layouts, keybinding systems, input devices and input methods. The page describes itself as a complete guide with over one thousand articles and lists popular entry points such as ergonomic keyboards and a key switch guide.
LWN's archive page indexes its Weekly Edition issues from June 6, 2002 onward, with links to older site archives for earlier editions. It also points to separate indexes for guest articles by author, conference coverage by name or year, and kernel, security and Python articles.
A Scientific American article discussing a new machine learning training method that aims to improve AI generalization abilities similar to human learning. The article suggests that adjusting training approaches, rather than solely increasing training data volume, may lead to more flexible and less error-prone AI systems.
An osintme.com article presents a list of official and unofficial, publicly accessible sex offenders registers from various countries. It explains that registers are typically maintained by law enforcement and usually not public. The article covers the United States' National Sex Offender Public Website and South Korea's registry, noting the latter lacks an English version.
PressReleased is a paywall bypass tool that provides access to article content. It is inspired by the BypassPaywallsClean browser extension and CycleTLS, and is intended for educational purposes only, with a note to respect content creators and consider subscribing to publications.
Religious and Theological Abstracts provides objective summaries of articles from scholarly journals in religion and theology. It covers Christian, Jewish and other world religions and offers English-language abstracts of articles in English, Hebrew, Afrikaans and major European languages. Users limited to 5 results unless signed in.
RemovePaywalls helps open, clean, or read article pages when access or formatting gets in the way.
Reversepedia is a Wikipedia browsing tool that does not host original content, only reversed hyperlinks between English Wikipedia articles. It enables users to identify which Wikipedia articles link to a specified article, and includes a random article search function.
Sanskrit Studio is a blog offering video lessons and articles on Sanskrit grammar, including sentence construction, pronunciation and spelling in roman transliteration and Devanagari. It publishes downloadable exercise and answer sheets as PDFs next to some exercise videos, and articles on usage of individual Sanskrit words.
Smithsonian Magazine is a publication that covers science, history, art, popular culture and innovation through the lens of the Smithsonian Institution. Its website features daily articles, news items and longer features across those topics. The magazine maintains a staff of editors and researchers, and its articles are written on a freelance basis.
The Museum of All Things (MoAT) is a free, nearly-infinite virtual museum accessible via downloadable desktop software for personal computers. Each exhibit corresponds to a Wikipedia article, with walls displaying images and text pulled from Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons, and hallways leading to exhibits linked from the article. It supports seven languages including English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Portuguese, and Bengali, and supports VR via OpenXR, though Oculus Quest is not currently supported.
WebCode is a site by the Webcode Team that offers code generators for developers and publishes statistics articles on topics such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python and C#. The listings show articles dated 2026, including TypeScript adoption and market share surveys.
WriteCream is an AI writing platform offering 75+ tools for generating SEO-optimized articles, ad copy and cold emails. Its Lexi agent researches top search results, drafts articles and scores SEO in real time. A free forever plan without a credit card is offered. A separate tool generates Quora answers in several languages and tones.
The page is a chapter of the Usenet News HOWTO explaining what Usenet is. It describes a worldwide collection of discussion groups, each with a name and messages called articles that are posted and stored on Usenet servers. It notes local servers replicate articles and keep them after reading.
Cemetech is a development site and community forum focused on graphing calculator programming for TI and Casio models, as well as embedded electronics and computer and web programming. It hosts resources including the SourceCoder 3 editor, the jsTIfied calculator emulator, and Doors CS. The site also publishes news articles and maintains forums and chatrooms.
GoodGopher.com is a search engine that provides two submission forms: one for website indexing requests and one for petition indexing requests. Website indexing submissions require a submitter’s URL, webmaster email and security code, while petition submissions require a petition title, URL, description and security code.
Google search engine for scholarly articles, books, citations, patents, and academic profiles.
Library Genesis mirror for searching books, articles, documents, and academic files.
Library Genesis (libgen.la) is a digital library providing access to a wide range of materials including scientific articles, fiction, comics, magazines, and standards. It offers search functionality, content downloads via multiple methods, mirror sites, and supplementary tools such as an API, RSS feeds, and bibliographic search services.
List of Emojis is a Wikipedia article that catalogs Unicode emojis. It includes notable emojis with their descriptions and associated meanings, organized into categories including faces, nature, food, activity, places, objects, symbols, flags and miscellaneous.
