A free, categorized directory of hundreds of open-source intelligence tools for finding public information online. Start with what you’ve got, like an email, username, or domain, and it branches out into the right tools for the job.
A fun site that looks at 719 words with two meanings, one original and one that tech borrowed, like bug, cloud, or token. It tracks Wikipedia traffic to show which meaning people care about more and when the newer one took over.
Kanopy is worth a reminder for anyone who doesn’t know it. A free streaming service for films and documentaries that you log into with your library card or university login, so there’s no subscription to pay.
You probably know Neal’s website by now, but this one’s great. You draw your own armies, creatures, and terrain onto the screen, then press play and watch them fight it out. Very entertaining.
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