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Draw diagrams and collaborate with your peers in realtime.

The Fifth Taste....

https://cock.li/

https://based.cooking

https://mcbroken.com/

In case you you want to prepare yourself for the upcoming comet "Nishimura" or other celestial events 🌝

Map source

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Source: Wikipedia search-by-vibes through millions of pages offline | Little Short Bulletins

RSS Feed: https://www.leebutterman.com/feed.xml

Via Simon Willison’s Weblog: Wikipedia search-by-vibes through millions of pages offline

RSS Feed: https://simonwillison.net/atom/everything/

cross-posted from: https://sopuli.xyz/post/3053658

Radio Garden invites you to tune into thousands of live radio stations across the globe.

See lightning strikes in real time across the planet. Free access to maps of former thunderstorms.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/1928779

There is also a libregameswiki which is a seperate thing from this but in a similar vein

https://libregamewiki.org/Main_Page

Spoiler warning: If you do not know yet, but want to read the Terry Pratchett novel Going Postal, please stop reading here. Spoilers below and in the links!

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The page XClacksOverhead.org lists public-facing websites broadcasting the X-Clacks-Overhead header aka Known websites carrying the signal.

I learned about this tribute to Terry Pratchett from a recent Golem.de article [German]: GNU Terry Pratchett: Eine Hommage für Eingeweihte an den Scheibenwelt-Erfinder

Citing Wikipedia:

Users of the social news site Reddit organised a tribute by which an HTTP header, "X-Clacks-Overhead: GNU Terry Pratchett", was added to web sites' responses, a reference to the Discworld novel Going Postal, in which "the clacks" (a semaphore system, used as Discworld's equivalent to a telegraph) are programmed to repeat the name of its creator's deceased son; the sentiment in the novel is that no one is ever forgotten as long as their name is still spoken.

A June 2015 web server survey reported that approximately 84,000 websites had been configured with the header.