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so many things

websites


create

libreoffice [link]

open-source office suite, alternative to microsoft office

gimp [link]

powerful open-source image editor

photopea [link]

an in-browser photo editor

audacity [link]

digital audio workstation

neocities [link]

go make your own site


read

activist handbook [link]

a collection of guides to create social change

the internet archive [link]

goes without saying. possibly one of the biggest digital libraries, ever

project gutenberg [link]

free online library

anna's archive [link]

an open-source digital library

the international music score library project [link]

kind of niche but an excellent resource for musicians and learners alike. is what it says on the tin. thousands of scores and a fairly decent search function


learn

afaik.io [link]

the devs state that their aim is "to build a global map of human knowledge for everyone to learn anything". presents you chunks of information as short lessons with endless rabbithole potential, making it kind of a unique learning tool. i'm nearly halfway through my first blueprint

entertrained.app [link]

improve your typing skills while also reading public domain classic books

openstax [link]

textbooks and other learning resources across a variety of subjects

openlearn [link]

a subset of the open university, feat free courses and other study resources on a wide range of subjects

mit open courseware [link]

a collection of material from the entire MIT curriculum

crash course [link]

high-quality educational videos on a range of subjects


watch

vlc [link]

an open-source media player that works on all platforms and plays almost anything

ihavenotv.com [link]

so many documentaries. bonus points to being curated to exclude overt pseudoscience and misinformation


listen

librivox [link]

free, public domain audiobooks


articles


web revival

this melonland wiki page laying out the web revival movement was my kick to start this site, so it's pretty important to me and i would like you to read it

you should make a website!

my current reference page when i'm struggling with something

cross-cultural differences in language markers of depression online

i was looking for a related study about language use in depressed folks

young, fit - and hit with a deadly cancer

an article about the rise in colon cancers in people under 40, that presents a hypothesis currently being explored and showing promise