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A page mirroring documentation extracted from the Linux kernel for web access, linking to mainline and linux-next kernel documentation, README files, standards documents applicable to the kernel, videos and other kernel documentation pages. It also lists translations and documentation on memory management.
The Manual Project is a collection of scanned video game manuals, started in 1999 to scan as many video game manuals as possible and post them for reading. Manuals can be viewed online in a browser or downloaded as a PDF, and contributions are accepted. The site lists manuals by system, including Nintendo, PlayStation, Xbox and Sega consoles.
The Oatmeal is a website where Matthew Inman publishes comics, which he has been doing since 2009. It also presents animations, games, books and a blog, and hosts quizzes. Inman states that he compiles the comics into books and makes card games.
The People's Dictionary helps learn languages with dictionaries, reading tools, lessons, pronunciation, or study resources.
The Progressive is a magazine founded in 1909 that advocates for peace, social justice, and the common good. It publishes a print magazine and daily web stories on topics including civil liberties, human rights, economic justice, and the environment. Reader support makes up more than half of its budget.
The Quote Garden is a compilation of quotations arranged by topic, covering inspirational, humorous, literary, poetic, and special occasion quotes. The site also includes sections for author biographies, holidays and occasions, special topics, and miscellany.
A donation-supported submission tracker and market database for writers of fiction, poetry and nonfiction, with a search engine for finding publishers. It also publishes speculative fiction online through its zine Diabolical Plots.
The Toaq Language helps learn languages with dictionaries, reading tools, lessons, pronunciation, or study resources.
A directory that tracks over 26,800 webcomics and online comics, checking them several times a day so users can see which have updated. It also offers comic news, comic profiles, a favourites list for registered users, and a submission form for adding comics.
A platform-agnostic specification of the technical features a good website should have, built in the open under an MIT licence. It covers 177 topics across ten areas, including foundations, SEO, accessibility, security, performance and privacy, and offers a yes/no checklist for auditing a site. An open, read-only MCP server lets agents query the specification.
Telegram link is a Telegram link for updates, app posts, files, or community notices.
The Daily Idea collects philosophy resources from across the internet, including free online articles, videos, podcasts, books and quotes. It also offers collections of philosophy course syllabi and reading lists on many topics.
TheDevilsDictionary helps learn languages with dictionaries, reading tools, lessons, pronunciation, or study resources.
The Feed Reader Bot is a Telegram bot that delivers RSS feeds, social updates and website monitoring alerts into Telegram chats, groups or channels. Sources include RSS and social networks. Premium or Elite subscriptions offer faster refresh, templates, filters, translation and delivery to other messaging platforms. Elite adds AI chat, summaries and subtitles.
A guide for configuring the appearance of Moon+ Reader, an eBook reading app. It lists steps for opening Visual Options, adjusting font size, font color, background color, font, spacing, alignment, margins and page flip animation, and saving the settings as a reusable theme.
The Movie Spoiler publishes plot summaries that reveal film endings for movies in theaters and on streaming, plus an archive of over 3000 titles. Readers can submit spoilers, with a $10 Amazon gift certificate offered for each full spoiler used, valid in the U.S. only.
Thewiki is a wiki covering anime-related topics, with tutorials and guides. It covers finding anime, manga and light novels, choosing a media player, sourcing content, streaming and downloading anime, and torrenting. It also includes instructions for installing mpv and using RSS to download weekly shows, plus an FAQ and a Discord server for requests and reports.
Thread Reader App is a service that unrolls long X threads and displays them on an easy-to-read page. Users can mention the bot with the keyword "unroll" on a thread, and unrolling on Twitter is free. Unrolling through the website is limited to Premium members because of Twitter API changes.
Tiny Tiny RSS is a free, open-source, web-based news feed reader and aggregator for RSS, Atom and other feeds. It is self-hosted, supports organizing feeds by folders and subfolders, and offers OPML import/export, a JSON API, plugins and themes.
Tobari is a free manga reader for phone, tablet and computer that supports manga, manhwa and webtoons. It offers offline reading, themes, a built-in library of 350+ sources, and no account or ads. Users can move a Mihon or Tachiyomi library over, keeping series, categories and reading progress.
TopFreePrompts is a library of AI prompt templates for tools including ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney and Grok, covering writing, marketing, AI art and business. It offers categories such as startup prompts, which include copy-paste ready prompts for pitch decks and fundraising scripts.
A free tool, mobile app and website for students and travelers, mapping 1200 years of Greek literature to the cities, peoples and monuments of the ancient world. It provides 886 ancient texts in digital form and 8150 mapped historic places, with texts and places stored on-device so no internet access is necessary.
The Tor Project Forum is a discussion site for Tor users. It hosts user support, Tor blog comments, project announcements, feedback on Tor Browser and Tor Project websites, and discussions in languages other than English. It also covers events, general Tor ecosystem topics, read-only mirrors of Tor Project mailing lists, and development of Arti.
A set of documents describing how Tor works, intended to present its protocols in enough detail for a reader to implement a compatible implementation without reading the Tor source code. The documents were migrated to mdbook in late 2023 and are maintained in a gitlab repository; a separate proposals directory holds design proposals.
