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Curve is a magazine and website for lesbians, bisexual, transgender, queer women and non-binary people. It publishes culture, politics, music and travel stories, and in 2021 became a not-for-profit project of The Curve Foundation. A searchable living archive covers material published since 1991.
D-PLACE is a database that brings together dispersed information on cultural practices, language and environment. It lets users build comparative datasets covering cultural features alongside linguistic and ecological data for societies. It aims to help people contrast their own cultural practices with those of other societies and consider factors behind similarities and differences.
data.cdc.gov is the official data portal of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It publishes datasets from CDC public health programs to help save lives and protect people from health, safety and security threats.
A UK government site presenting the National Data Library as the home of UK public data, intended to inform decisions and build services. It organizes curated collections covering business and economy, environment, government and parliament, land and property, people, and transport. A data manual offers guidance on working with data in government and the public sector.
DEIMS is an information management system for discovering long-term ecosystem research and observation sites worldwide, along with associated people and networks. It gives detailed descriptions of sites including location, ecosystems, facilities, measured parameters and research themes, and serves as the official site registry for the eLTER and ILTER networks while remaining open to any site.
A community of people who build book scanners for digitizing the pages of books, described as the missing link between a bookshelf and an e-reader. The site explains scanner components including cameras, a controller, a rig, lighting, a platen, and a V-shaped cradle.
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.
Enigma is a business data platform that provides access to millions of public, private and proprietary data points on businesses and people, supporting workflows including know-your-business verification, customer onboarding, go-to-market operations, payment risk assessment and customer screening.
EntiTree is a visualization tool for research and study purposes. It displays connected Wikidata items on dynamic, navigable tree diagrams, with direct links to Wikipedia articles for people, organizations and events. Users can visualize Geni.com family trees, search for public and fictional individuals, and customize display themes. The tool supports multiple labels and languages, and provides a community chat via Telegram.
A searchable archive of public Epstein-related documents, including court filings, flight logs, depositions and the black book. It uses AI to extract people, organizations and locations mentioned in the documents and maps their connections in a network visualization.
Online encyclopedia with articles on world cultures and countries, organized by region and by culture groups. Sections cover North America, Oceania, South Asia, Europe, East and Southeast Asia, Russia and Eurasia, China, South America, Middle America and the Caribbean, and Africa and the Middle East. Articles are listed under letter ranges and by individual country or people.
Explanations is a series of articles aiming to let people play with fun parts of computers, such as graphics, compression and audio. Its tagline is "Play, don't show". The series was previously known as Xplain and focused on the X11 window system and protocol. The source code for all demos is available on GitHub under the MIT/X11 license.
A searchable archive of Epstein files released by the U.S. Department of Justice and the House Oversight Committee. It covers documents, emails, flight records, money transfers, photos, videos and audio, with pages for people, organizations and places named in 20 or more files.
Database of people killed during interactions with police, searchable by name, location, and date.
GoodOnYou is a fashion brand sustainability directory that provides ratings for thousands of fashion brands based on their impact on people, the planet and animals. It allows users to search ratings across fashion categories including activewear, denim, dresses, and shoes, and discover ethical clothing labels. The directory also offers a newsletter for sustainability updates.
Grapper is an alternative to the official Vine archive that uses the Vine archive's APIs. It offers searching for Vine creators, direct video input, random vines, and viewing people's bios and other information. Profile and video metadata are cached on retrieval, but thumbnails and video files are not.
Explore any niche. Discover pain points, content opportunities, and what solutions people are eager to pay for.
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.
The Illinois State Water Survey is part of the Prairie Research Institute. Its scientists collect, analyze, archive and disseminate objective data and technical information. The survey provides data, services and expertise to help people and policymakers in Illinois make decisions.
India Water Portal is a website covering water conservation, management, and sustainability in India. It publishes articles and FAQs on topics including water quality and pollution, disasters, governance and policy, agriculture, climate, rivers and lakes, ecology, and people and culture. The site also offers a Hindi portal and a data section.
IOOS is a U.S. government network of people and technology that gathers ocean, coastal and Great Lakes observing data and develops tracking and predictive tools. It lists regions and topics such as biodiversity, climate, coastal hazards and water quality.
JACQ is a jointly administered herbarium management system and specimen database serving a list of participating herbaria. It holds identifiers and links for people and scientific names that connect to external portals and other virtual herbaria and aggregators.
Keyword Insights is an SEO tool that groups keywords into topic clusters and produces content briefs. It identifies related keywords from sources such as Google Autocomplete, Reddit and People Also Asked, clusters them by SERP similarity, and turns clusters into briefs. It also includes a Search Intent feature and an AI Writer Assistant for content creation.
kwrds.ai is an SEO keyword research tool. It generates keyword lists using Google autosuggest, provides real-time People Also Ask questions from Google, and analyzes search volume and potential traffic. A topic research tool uses AI for content ideas. The site lists a free tier and a paid plan at $39 per month, billed annually.
