Father Drew™ on Twittaer: Top 25 sites that feel illegal to know 1. archive.org — The Wayback Machine — a free arch
Top 25 sites that feel illegal to know
1. archive.org — The Wayback Machine — a free archive of nearly the entire internet's history
2. unpaywall.org — Legally finds free, open-access versions of paywalled research papers
3. wolframalpha.com — A computational engine that solves and explains complex math and science
4. teachyourselfcs.com — A free, curated computer science curriculum used by self-taught engineers
5. explainshell.com — Breaks down any confusing terminal command, flag by flag
6. regex101.com — Tests and explains regular expressions in plain English, live
7. builtwith.com — Reveals the entire tech stack behind any website
8. haveibeenpwned.com — Checks if your email or password has been exposed in a data breach
9. archive.ph — Takes a permanent, uneditable snapshot of any webpage
10. openculture.com — Thousands of free courses, ebooks, and films from top universities
11. gutenberg.org — Over 70,000 free public-domain ebooks, no signup required
12. flightradar24.com — Tracks nearly every commercial flight in the world, live, for free
13. marinetraffic.com — Tracks live ship positions across the globe's oceans
14. shodan.io — A search engine for publicly exposed internet-connected devices
15. virustotal.com — Scans any file or link against dozens of antivirus engines at once
16. photopea.com — A full Photoshop-like image editor that runs free in your browser
17. remove.bg — Removes the background from any photo in one click, for free
18. ted.com — Thousands of free expert talks on nearly every subject
19. edx.org — Free courses from Harvard, MIT, and other top universities
20. zamzar.com — Converts almost any file format to another, free, online
21. thisiswhyimbroke.com — A curated list of oddly specific, wonderful things you can actually buy
22. randomstreetview.com — Drops you into a random Google Street View location anywhere on Earth
23. 10minutemail.com — A free disposable email address that self-destructs in 10 minutes
24. tineye.com — Reverse image search to find where a picture came from online
25. downdetector.com — Shows in real time whether a website or app is down for everyone #websites
1. archive.org — The Wayback Machine — a free archive of nearly the entire internet's history
2. unpaywall.org — Legally finds free, open-access versions of paywalled research papers
3. wolframalpha.com — A computational engine that solves and explains complex math and science
4. teachyourselfcs.com — A free, curated computer science curriculum used by self-taught engineers
5. explainshell.com — Breaks down any confusing terminal command, flag by flag
6. regex101.com — Tests and explains regular expressions in plain English, live
7. builtwith.com — Reveals the entire tech stack behind any website
8. haveibeenpwned.com — Checks if your email or password has been exposed in a data breach
9. archive.ph — Takes a permanent, uneditable snapshot of any webpage
10. openculture.com — Thousands of free courses, ebooks, and films from top universities
11. gutenberg.org — Over 70,000 free public-domain ebooks, no signup required
12. flightradar24.com — Tracks nearly every commercial flight in the world, live, for free
13. marinetraffic.com — Tracks live ship positions across the globe's oceans
14. shodan.io — A search engine for publicly exposed internet-connected devices
15. virustotal.com — Scans any file or link against dozens of antivirus engines at once
16. photopea.com — A full Photoshop-like image editor that runs free in your browser
17. remove.bg — Removes the background from any photo in one click, for free
18. ted.com — Thousands of free expert talks on nearly every subject
19. edx.org — Free courses from Harvard, MIT, and other top universities
20. zamzar.com — Converts almost any file format to another, free, online
21. thisiswhyimbroke.com — A curated list of oddly specific, wonderful things you can actually buy
22. randomstreetview.com — Drops you into a random Google Street View location anywhere on Earth
23. 10minutemail.com — A free disposable email address that self-destructs in 10 minutes
24. tineye.com — Reverse image search to find where a picture came from online
25. downdetector.com — Shows in real time whether a website or app is down for everyone #websites
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