An OSINT toolkit page grouping search and analytics tools for YouTube, Periscope, Twitch and Dailymotion. For YouTube it lists general, title, exact phrase, channel, playlist and upload date searches, live videos, channel analytics and comparisons. Periscope tools cover general and account search plus video metadata, while Twitch and Dailymotion tools cover channel search, analytics and video search. Some tools require the channel name or video ID.
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A guide to pool covering English 8-Ball, American Pool and Chinese 8-Ball, aimed at taking readers from first table visits to concepts competitive players consider. It offers beginner advice on stance, bridge, aiming and cue grip, and notes local leagues often modify rules.
2020 Game is a game that lets players progress through major events from the year 2020. Covered events include the Australia wildfires, COVID-19, stock market crash, quarantine, the rise of TikTok, and the 2020 USA elections.
Adventurer's Codex is a free online tool for in-person D&D 5e gaming covering characters, campaigns and parties. It runs in modern browsers with no downloads, is optimized for laptops and tablets, and auto-completes spells, weapons and armors from the SRD. Tools address players, dungeon masters and entire parties.
A community-curated list of resources for creating alternative controllers, playful installations and physical-digital hybrids. It covers tools, materials, articles, electronics crafting, game engine plugins, software libraries and open projects. The page is last updated 2022-11-14 and invites browsing or searching by keyword.
Blu-ray.com covers Blu-ray Disc, offering reviews, releases, news, guides and forums about Blu-ray movies, players, recorders, drives, media and software. The site also lists Blu-ray movie deals and featured news items.
ChessMonitor provides analytics for chess players, covering played games, openings, win rates, ratings and opponents. ChessMonitor Studio combines board, notation and databases on desktop and phone, and allows searching players in Ultra, Chess.com and Lichess. Profiles are free, while Studio comes with Plus and Pro.
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.
A game that teaches piano chords and chord progressions using a MIDI keyboard. The player selects a genre, scale, key and level, then plays notes and chords as they fall down the play area before reaching the bottom. Levels 1-3 are free and cover scale notes and basic chords; levels 4-8 are unlocked with a one-time purchase.
Cliamp is a terminal music player inspired by Winamp. It plays local files, streams, podcasts, and content from sources including YouTube, SoundCloud, Spotify, Navidrome, Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby, and offers a spectrum visualizer, parametric EQ, and playlists. A native Android client covers radio, podcasts, and the same servers.
CodingFantasy is a platform for learning HTML, CSS and JavaScript by playing games. It focuses on games that cover various aspects of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The site positions games as an alternative to videos, courses and articles.
A forum for discussion of WACUP, a Winamp-related media player project. The index lists boards covering preview build discussion, general talk, skins, visualisations, wishlist and feature requests, plus a resolved issues child board. It also shows forum statistics and states the site is an independent fan site not officially associated with Winamp.
CS2UTIL provides Counter-Strike 2 smoke lineups and grenade guides organized by map, covering smokes, flashbangs, molotovs, and HE grenades for maps including Dust2, Mirage, Inferno, and Nuke. It also lists professional player settings, profiles, and crosshair configurations. Lineups are shown on 2D maps with throw instructions and videos.
Danobang is a multiplayer word game for Korean, Japanese and Chinese, covering Hangul, Kana/Kanji and Mandarin/Cantonese. It tests typing speed and vocabulary. The page shows public and private rooms and an online player count.
DM Screen is a tabletop role-playing reference page with generators for roll tables, names, riddle, shops and traps, and lists covering equipment, gods, magic items, monsters and spells. It also covers advantage and disadvantage, called shots and conditions.
Dolphin Guides is a documentation page from the Dolphin Emulator project. It collects guides written by the Dolphin team, covering topics such as ripping games, performance configuration, controller setup, Netplay, the Wii network, virtual SD cards and NAND usage. It also includes FIFO Player documentation for testers and developers and instructions for building Dolphin on Linux.
donjon is a collection of random generators for Dungeons & Dragons and other tabletop role-playing games. Generators cover fantasy names, world maps, weather, quests, NPCs, loot, castles, towns, calendars, dungeons, inns and treasure maps, with sections for AD&D, d20/Fantasy, Microlite20, Pathfinder and D&D 4e. It also includes an initiative tracker and calculators.
DVD Covers is a site offering free DVD, Blu-Ray and game covers, labels and HTPC fanart backgrounds. Its albums cover movie and TV DVD covers, Blu-Ray covers and game covers for platforms including Nintendo Wii, PC, PlayStation and Xbox 360, with scanned and custom variants. The site also invites users to sign in and contribute.
Ekvis is an educational website offering quiz games for learning geography and languages. It describes itself as a low-profit philanthropic project with interactive map games covering countries, capitals, flags and regions. Games are free to play, require no registration and collect no personal information; the site says it is intended for individual and classroom use.
Elemental Fracture is described as a community revival of Spellbreak. Users download a launcher, sign in, and return to the Hollow Lands. The game involves two gauntlets and six elements with combinations, played solo, duo or squad. Documentation covers installation, the client, and an EF Controller overlay.
Emily's GeoGuessr Tools is a collection of browser tools for GeoGuessr players. It includes map quizzes for learning locations and meta, a quiz for reading non-Latin text through placenames, coverage date maps over 1.3M streetview locations, pano tools for pano id'ing maps, and a map splitter for AI generated maps too big to import into map-making.app. Logging in tracks quiz stats and favourite quizzes.
EmuCR is an emulator news and download site covering emulators for numerous consoles and systems, including PS5, PS4, Switch, PS3, Wii U, Wii, PS2, Xbox 360, Xbox, 3DS, PS Vita, PlayStation, DS, PSP, GBA, N64, Dreamcast and arcade. It posts release notes for individual emulators such as WinUAE, xemu, PCSX2-Reliquary and Xenia Edge.
FantasyAnime is a site dedicated to fantasy RPG video games, anime, and related areas of interest. It lists many role-playing games by platform and offers guides, ROM hacks, screenshots, English patches, and anime reviews. A guidance page points to ROM sites for game downloads and to streaming links for anime, and a help section covers video game emulation.
File-Hunter.com is a personal page by Arnaud de Klerk covering professional and hobby information, with links to LinkedIn, Facebook, Kiva, X and an MSX legacy section. The site offers browser-playable MSX and Amiga games and demos, and hosts a set of related MSX download and archive subdomains.