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Screenstab
A browser editor that turns ordinary screenshots into dramatically angled, polished image assets for posts, slides, and…
Scripted Amiga Emulator
SAE runs a full Commodore Amiga in the browser using HTML5 and JavaScript, built on WinUAE and the AROS Kickstart replac…
Scripting News
Dave Winer's weblog, one of the longest-running on the internet, following the web, software and the news as a developer…
Scrollbars are becoming a problem
A witty and thoughtful rant on how scrollbars have grown thinner, hidden, and harder to use, and why this small interfac…
SculptGL
A small sculpting app that runs in the browser with WebGL, letting you push, pinch and smooth a digital clay mesh to mod…
ScummVM
An open-source project that lets classic point-and-click adventures run on modern systems, with a library of freely lice…
SD Notes
A tool for making instant websites that destroy themselves, handy for sharing something temporary without leaving a perm…
sdaw
A browser-based digital audio workstation built from modular devices, letting you patch together sounds and make music r…
SDF Public Access UNIX System
A public-access Unix community online since 1987, offering free shell accounts, gopher, a tilde social space, tutorials…
SDF2STL
A browser tool for sculpting 3D objects from math: write signed distance functions, preview them live, and export the re…
SDO Study
A tour of a Brooklyn work-from-home study that squeezes a flight simulator, an electronics lab and a music studio into a…
Seamless
A parody sign-up page that skewers the absurd, never-ending process of creating an account on modern websites, presented…
Sean Boots
A personal blog on technology, public services, and people, with essays on how digital tools shape the way governments s…
Sean Gillies
The blog of a geospatial data scientist and ultramarathoner, with posts on mapping software, Python geospatial tools, ru…
Search My Site
An open source search engine covering thousands of personal and independent websites, surfacing real content by real peo…
Searchable.City
A semantic atlas of New York that lets you search the city by what you can see, mapping things like scaffolding, murals…
Searchlores
A mirror of Fravia's legendary old-web site on the art of searching, packed with essays, tricks and strange lore about f…
SearchReSearch
Dan Russell poses weekly research puzzles - odd photos, historical mysteries, strange facts - then walks through how to…
SearXNG (searx.be)
An open-source metasearch engine that aggregates results from dozens of search providers into one page without tracking…
Sebastian Greger
A digital garden by an independent researcher who challenges conventional framings of digital design in society, with no…
Secret Colours of the Commodore 64
A nostalgic deep dive by a teenager-turned-developer who discovered hidden extra colours in the C64 display, with images…
Secrets of the Little Blue Box
Ron Rosenbaum's 1971 Esquire story on the phone phreaks who hacked the telephone network with blue boxes and whistles, t…
Security Standards and Name Changes in the Browser Wars
Tim Dierks recounts why Netscape's SSL became TLS in the late 90s, a short inside story of Microsoft and Netscape standa…
See Far Journal
An amateur radio operator's field journal: portable operations from parks and summits, homemade antenna builds and gear…
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