I’ll start with one of the most useful singular list of lists on the internet.
https://github.com/topics/awesome
“An awesome list is a list of awesome things curated by the community. There are awesome lists about everything from CLI applications to fantasy books. The main repository serves as a curated list of awesome lists.”
Just about anything you can think of is within this list. Enjoy!
PS: Thank you mods for your work moderating submissions. The quality and relevance of posts here is refreshing. This has to be my favorite community on Lemmy.
Might not be for everyone, but I’m proud to present: https://whatthefuckshouldimakefordinner.com/index.php
This is the greatest website I’ve seen since zombo.com
Welcome. To. Zombocom. Zombocom welcomes you.
You can be anything at zombo.com…
Baked meatballs! Bam!
This is brilliant, but the inclusion of “I don’t fucking like that” means that I will, quite unfortunately, still not be making dinner.
I just spent over 45 seconds hitting “I don’t fucking like that” and realized my brain just wasn’t compatible with the website
That’s exactly what did, hahaha.
https://www.photopea.com/ A free browser based image manipulation tool with an interface familiar to Photoshop users
Passmark
I use this Android benchmark website whenever a sibling asks me, “what phone should I get?”
It’s not a precise comparison. (In fact, it rates different carrier software running the same LG G710 phone hardware as anything from 7,000 to 8,000.) And it reminds you of its imprecision several times.
But some phones made today benchmark like they’re seven years old. And the site helps you avoid those egregious cases.
AlternativeTo.net
The name is pretty self-explanatory, but even if you don’t know the exact program you’re looking for, the search tool can find you programs based on a description like, “photo editor” or “markdown editor.”
It’s one of the first places I go when looking for software. Especially open source software.
https://archive.org/web/ Archive of saved web pages.
consensus.app Consensus is a search engine that uses AI to extract and distill findings directly from scientific research
browse.feddit.de Find Lemmy communities across instances.
detexify.kirelabs.org Find LaTeX symbols by drawing them.
Ninite Install and Update All Your Programs at Once [on Windows]
patorjk.com/software/taag Text to ASCII Art Generator.
webhook.site Webhook.site lets you easily inspect, test and automate any incoming HTTP request or e-mail
Thanks to let me know about these website
For Android phones, the list of best FLOSS apps available from F-Droid:
https://lemmy.world/post/108566
The list is at this link:
https://alternativeto.net/list/28655/the-ultimate-f-droid-setup/
Honestly, alternativeto.net on its own is probably worthy of being an answer to this question. That is an extremely useful website.
Cool, I’ll give the rest a look. I also use osalt.com to find similar programs or apps.
what does the L stand for?
Gonna guess Libre ? I think it’s French for freedom or something. CBF looking it up. I’m currently sleeping.
Yes, libre in French or Spanish means ‘free, not imprisoned’.
Here’s the short explanation from gnu.org
ThisToThat tells you what type of adhesive to use to attach 2 different materials. The Loctite Product Advisor is also a good resource, but all it’s answers are loctite products.
CyberChef - a web app for encryption, encoding, compression and data analysis
Diagrams.net AKA draw.io - a web/desktop app for creating diagrams, flow charts, tables, infographics, or maps of networks or relationships
What Unicode character is this? - Input a string, and get back the Unicode code point and character name for every character in the string
Specifically tailored to Lemmy: Find communities! https://lemmyverse.net/communities
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It’s where you feel very welcome and the only limit is yourself.
Ah not really a link, but a request. I used to know a website where you could look at an apple product line and see when it was due for a refresh so that you could make a decision to wait or buy used. I bloody can’t remember the site and Google searches are pointless for any keywords like apple refresh and product. The site was not “the verge”.
This sounds like the MacRumors buyer’s guide. It lists an advisory for whether to buy or not and gives time since product release as well as average time between releases.
Thank you kindly! That’s it.
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Are you in a comma?
Why be in a comma when you could be in a colon?
