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A collection of handy Bash one-liners and terminal tricks for data processing and Linux system maintenance, covering topics such as terminal multiplexers, variables, grep, sed, awk, xargs and networking. The author notes it is mainly used on Ubuntu, Amazon Linux, RedHat, Linux Mint, Mac and CentOS.
bayanat.ae is the official United Arab Emirates government open data portal. It provides public access to government datasets, entities, publications, and other resources across topics including food security, economy, education, environment, health, infrastructure, and transport. The portal lists thousands of datasets and hundreds of entities for public use.
Beautiful.ai is an AI presentation platform for enterprise teams. It generates slides with AI from a topic or outline, offers over 300 Smart Slide layouts that adjust alignment and spacing automatically, and supports templates, brand controls and PowerPoint import and export.
Beginner's Guide is a rentry.org page covering adblocking and antivirus topics. It notes that sites contain ads, some harmful and leading to fake download buttons, and recommends uBlock Origin as the browser adblocker. It also advises scanning files with VirusTotal and running them in Triage.
Bellingcat is a website for online open source investigations, publishing investigations and guides on topics including conflict, satellite imagery and social media. It hosts a membership program with access to training announcements and podcasts, community workshops, and a Discord server where researchers discuss investigations and collaborate.
BetterExplained is an educational site offering intuitive math lessons. It covers topics such as imaginary numbers, exponents, trigonometry, the Fourier transform and linear algebra. The site presents the ADEPT learning method, which starts with analogies rather than memorization. It also offers a Math, Better Explained ebook and a calculus course readable free online.
BigML is a machine learning platform for classification, regression, time series forecasting, cluster analysis, anomaly detection, association discovery, topic modeling and principal component analysis. Models can be used for predictions through remote services or exported and embedded into applications. A three-day free trial gives access to all functionality.
Search-based news service organizing current stories, topics and publisher coverage.
Biology Online is described as a database of biology terms and topics, offering search over terms, news and articles. The site states it has existed since 2001 and addresses biology questions from professors, students and professionals.
BioNinja is a website built to cover the IBDP Biology curriculum, with information on syllabus components organised by topics or themes. It also offers experimental skills summaries, Powerpoints, summary notes, data analysis tasks and quizzes. The site notes it is a free resource set up by a single teacher and a work in progress.
BioVeL is an evidence-based biodiversity science reference resource. It provides clear coverage of key topics including population ecology, types of biodiversity, 36 global conservation hotspots, threats to wildlife and associated research workflows. The reference includes information on over 8.7 million described species and more than 1 million threatened species.
Twitter search tool for finding people and tweets by name, username, location, or topic.
Web search service for locating pages, resources and topic-specific results.
A blog covering the AI movement and offering practical advice for builders. Posts include topics such as QA stacks for enterprise engineering teams, free tools for generating API test data, continuous security scanning, browser extensions for QA engineers, and quality assurance versus testing.
This is the official blog for Wren AI, which publishes practical guides covering GenBI, text-to-SQL, context layers, AI agents, embedded analytics, and secure self-hosted deployment for data teams. Posts include topics such as the role of context in AI agent performance and migrating open-source Wren projects to the cloud.
Blog Writer Multi Agent System is a Hugging Face Space created by yashmangal112, designed as a multi-agent system for automated content creation. Users input a topic, and the system generates a detailed blog post. The Space is currently sleeping due to inactivity.
Authority file for persons, organisations, works, topics, and geographic places, of the French National Library.
Book DNA is an indie book platform built for readers by readers. It offers handpicked book recommendations from readers, and 14,000+ authors and interesting people share favorite books around topics, themes and moods. Readers can share their top 3 reads of 2026 and receive a page showing their favorite reads.
BoredReading is described as a curation of articles from around the internet. The site presents articles in topical categories including startups, life, history, science and technology, links to sources such as SatPost and Platformer, and offers a reading list for adding and removing articles.
Unofficial site for exploring the In Our Time radio archive, which has been broadcast on BBC Radio 4 since 1998. The site offers search, browsing by topic or year, related episodes, guest pages and reading lists with Google Books links. Episodes themselves are available to listen to on the BBC website.
Brooklyn Genealogy is an information page covering Brooklyn, New York genealogy, with topics such as births, cemeteries, census, civil records, death, directories, marriages and military records. It also offers help pages, forms and charts, and genealogy term glossaries.
BusinessDay is a Nigerian news publication covering business, financial and economic affairs. It reports on topics such as inflation across African economies, economic reforms and market developments, and includes opinion columns, features and a print edition available online.
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.
Cabal is a chat platform for friends and communities that works offline. Devices in a cabal communicate directly with each other rather than through a server, and users can read history and write messages offline, syncing later. Cabals use secret joining keys, have channels for topics, and rely on subjective moderation by users.
