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Every music genre with examples.
this post was submitted on 14 Sep 2023
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I wish they had a song lookup in addition to the artist lookup. I have so many songs in my "liked songs" list in my Spotify and it gets difficult to try to organize them into moods and flavors.
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Movies and tv series. Automatically streams from a good source. I've had zero stuttering so far.
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12ft.io
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I used it in the past but it stopped working for some sites.
I prefer to use archive.ph now.
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This looks awesome! How is this free?
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Crontab generator was my gateway to all things 'generator'. Looking for a quick way to construct something? Google it + generator to see if someone has created a generator site for it.
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Oh how I wish I knew this existed years ago! My standard procedure is to go to systemd's doc website and spend 10 minutes looking for the option I want.
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You had me at apolitical.
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Not really underrated but one that most people probably dont know, hackaday.com. Its all about hardware hacking, which is primarily people making stuff with electronics or making them do things they werent designed to do but they also have a whole heap of non electronics stuff. If you can make it, and its clever, it belongs there!
It's hard to comment without this being a NSFW post.
We all already know about cute hamster videos 😸
So, should I make a NSFW version of this thread when I'm off work?
If you would like to make an important contribution to internet culture, then yes, you should. 🧐
I am a fan of culture...
Yeah. I can always imagine 2 huuuge cultures! I'm absolutely a fan too!
Why not four? :)
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Mcstories.com already has great content, but lacking search. This site just searches mcstories.
There's some bunch of stuff but also large collection of 88x31 GIFs. It is a nice static webpage.
https://www.scrapehero.com/location-reports
Enter a franchise name, find out how many stores there are in the U.S.
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