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CommodoreGames.Net is a searchable archive and browser-play library for classic Commodore 64, VIC-20 and Commodore PET games. It lists 30,000+ C64 games, 2,500+ VIC-20 games and 800+ PET games, and supported titles can be played directly in the browser. The archive also holds manuals, developer interviews and copy-protection research.
Crosserville is a web app for constructing crosswords. It offers custom grid building, customizable fill search, word list management with a curated 174K word list, clue writing tools, and export to .puz, ipuz, PDF, or NYT submission format. Users create an account to get started.
Distrodle is a terminal-styled Linux distribution guessing game inspired by Pokedle and Loldle. Players pick a difficulty, then guess a hidden distribution across 12 attributes, with green, yellow, and red cells indicating exact, partial, or no match. Distrodex provides a searchable catalog and family tree.
A searchable emoji directory with meanings, codes, a copy function and pictures for common platforms, based on the latest Unicode standard. Each emoji has its own page with codes, meaning, variations and platform pictures. It covers emoji categories such as smileys, people, animals, food, activities, travel, objects, symbols and flags.
Google Feud is a browser game about guessing how Google autocompletes a search. Players choose a category and submit guesses, with round, score and high score tracked. It is described as a work of parody and not affiliated with Google LLC.
A wiki page for the /r/htpc sub-reddit that offers browsable and searchable information relating to HTPCs. It includes a FAQ, hardware components guide, pre-built and DIY builds guide, audio, video, HDR, storage and 3D setup guides, a term reference, NUC and CPU cooler lists, and verified HDMI 2.0/HDCP 2.2 motherboards.
A global community site where people help each other repair devices. It offers step-by-step repair guides, an Answers forum for troubleshooting, and parts and tools for DIY repairs. Users can write guides and translate or review existing ones.
A worldwide directory of IMAX theatres that lists screen sizes, projector types and technical specifications. It offers an interactive database with sorting, filtering and search, plus guides to IMAX projector types and articles on IMAX technology, history and installations. The site is described as open source and community driven, with sections for exploring theatres by region.
An expert-driven guide to pharmacological targets, providing quantitative information on prescription medicines and experimental drugs that act on them. It is a joint initiative of the International Union of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology and the British Pharmacological Society, and is the new home of the IUPHAR Database. Registration is required to use the website.
JetPunk is a quiz website offering featured, user-created and random quizzes across topics such as geography, history and languages. The site also hosts charts, word searches, flash cards, blogs, badges and games, and includes a premium option.
A page from the Kindle Modding wiki explaining what jailbreaking a Kindle is. It states that jailbreaking allows running external code on the device, such as KOReader or other apps, that other Kindle features remain, and that jailbreaking is a process rather than an app or firmware.
Kvaesitso is a search-focused, free and open source launcher for Android. Its site provides a getting started page and documentation, including a contributor guide and a developer guide for building from source and exploring the code.
ManualLib is a library of manuals, user guides, service guides and datasheets. It offers searching by brand or model number, reading documents online, and downloading the original PDF free without an account. The site lists 274,888 documents from 80,051 brands across 476 product categories.
The Climate Data Guide is an expert knowledge portal offering concise information on the strengths and limitations of climate data used for measuring and predicting the evolution of the Earth system. It publishes data summaries with access links, intercomparisons, and expert commentaries on data utility for climate science questions, organized into categories including atmosphere, climate indices, cryosphere, land, ocean, paleoclimate, and reanalysis.
Planedrift is a browser-based way to play classic Infocom interactive fiction. It supports Zork I, II and III and lets players open their own .z3 story file or resume a previous game. Features include light and dark themes, auto-saves and rewinds, a searchable transcript, and the ability to capture to-dos while playing.
Private Trackers General is a guide collection covering private tracker topics, including an introduction to RED, ratio-building techniques, a private tracker list, and a Chinese PT guide. It also links to resources such as the r/trackers wiki and OpenSignups and outlines pathways for newcomers and recruitment chains.
Puzzlemaker is a puzzle generation tool from Discovery Education for teachers, students and parents. It creates customized puzzles such as word search, criss-cross, math puzzles, mazes and cryptograms from the user's own word lists, and puzzles can be printed.
Quenq Arcade is a curated library of classic and emulated Flash games, preserved for play across devices with keyboard and on-screen touch controls. The site lists many titles, including entries described as free in browser, such as the 2001 simulation game Bear in the Big Blue House: Help Bear Bake, developed by Playhouse Disney. Games can be searched or filtered by genre and pinned for quick access.
Retro Gaming is a browser-based site for playing preserved classic PC games using v86 emulation. It presents a growing collection of Windows classics that are playable in a browser with no install, and includes a game search sorted by play count.
A community-driven collection of roadmaps, articles and guides intended to help developers grow in their careers. It offers role-based and skill-based roadmaps, best practices and guides, covering topics such as frontend, backend, full stack, DevOps, data analysis and machine learning, and allows searching available roadmaps.
SolutionArchive is a site documenting adventure games, with browse options by publisher, system, platform, year, genre and language, plus an advanced search. It publishes solutions, maps, hints and reviews, and hosts a forum, news archive and emulator links.
A collection of guides on building and customizing startpages. Topics include reverse image searching, setting the new tab page in Chrome and Firefox, creating search bars with DuckDuckGo, and building terminal-like and basic startpages. The guides are not categorized, and the author states none are made for a specifically technical audience.
UBG365 is a site offering a collection of free-to-play games sourced from across the internet. It is aimed at students and office workers wanting relaxing moments during breaks, including in restricted environments. The site states it is constantly updated and accepts game requests by email or links on the site. A live search box helps find games by keyword.
WordHub is a word search game in which players find as many words as possible from a secret scrambled word before time runs out. Players can challenge friends from several services or random opponents across platforms, and answers must contain at least three letters with no proper nouns or adjectives. Longer words earn more points, and the game runs timed or untimed.
