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This GitHub repo lists hundreds of web-based desktops that emulate classic OS interfaces like Windows, macOS, and Linux in the browser. It’s a curated, actively maintained resource for retro UI exploration and web-desktop inspiration.
WhoSampled is a user-driven database that tracks samples, covers, remixes, and interpolations across over a million songs and hundreds of thousands of artists, revealing musical influences and connections across genres and time.
Framework builds modular, upgradeable laptops and desktops designed for easy repair, customisation, and long-term use. Its products support component swaps, open-source firmware, and a parts marketplace, promoting sustainability and the right to repair.
Visdeurbel.nl is a seasonal livestream where viewers help migrating fish in Utrecht by ringing a digital doorbell to alert lock keepers to open a sluice gate. It blends nature, tech, and civic action, running each year from March to May.
Nightwave Plaza is an ad-free online radio station streaming vaporwave, future funk, and synthwave with a retro desktop aesthetic. It runs continuously and features music for chill listening or discovering underground artists.
Britannica.com is the digital version of Encyclopaedia Britannica, featuring thousands of expert-written, fact-checked articles across subjects. It includes videos, quizzes, and learning tools for accessible, reliable reference content.
Elevator Music is a Chicago‑based streaming platform that films musicians and DJs performing inside a real elevator—a cinematic, intimate stage for genre‑fluid sets, now shared globally via video and audio. It’s an inventive, inclusive platform redefining performance spaces.
NASA’s website showcases the agency’s ongoing space missions, Earth science, aeronautics, technology and learning resources, all presented in an engaging, easy‑to‑navigate format. It offers up-to-date news, multimedia content and tools to explore space and climate science in a friendly, accessible way.
1Password is a secure password manager and digital vault that safely stores logins, credit cards, documents and more behind a master password with end-to-end encryption. It spans platforms and features handy tools like password generation, Travel Mode and breach alerts.
Dense Discovery is a weekly newsletter featuring curated recommendations on design, tech, sustainability, and culture. It blends useful tools, inspiring projects, and thoughtful commentary for a more mindful digital life.
Ableton’s Learning Music is a free browser-based platform for beginners to learn music creation fundamentals like beats, melodies, and song structure through interactive lessons. No prior experience is needed, and users can export work to Ableton Live.
The Vergecast is The Verge’s flagship podcast, hosted by Nilay Patel and David Pierce. Every Friday they break down the week’s biggest tech stories. On Tuesday’s they explore gadgets’ impact on our lives with expert guests. It’s casual, informative, and all about making sense of tech news with real insight.
A 1958 letter from Hunter S. Thompson offering personal advice on living authentically, urging readers to choose a path aligned with their true abilities and desires rather than chasing arbitrary goals.
Poolsuite is a retro-themed web radio station streaming summer-inspired dance-pop, wrapped in 80s/90s visuals. It has grown into a lifestyle brand with a newsletter, events, and products like Vacation sunscreen.
Making Software is a beautifully illustrated reference manual by Dan Hollick that unpacks how foundational technologies—like screens, GPU shaders, LLMs, web protocols, and compilers—actually work under the hood. It’s not a how‑to guide, but a curiosity‑driven exploration for anyone intrigued by the tech around them.
Elementor is a drag-and-drop WordPress website builder for creating responsive sites without coding. It offers a free version and a Pro version with advanced features like theme building, e-commerce tools, and AI-assisted design.
Elementor is what we use to build this very site!
A curated collection of essays and manifestos celebrating the early, personal, and creative web. It promotes a return to individual expression through personal websites over commercial platforms.
A friendly, daily dose of curated web design — featuring standout websites and striking typography. Perfect for designers hunting for fresh visual ideas and inspiration.
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Welcome to FILTERRR — a curated collection of the most creative, curious and thoughtful corners of the internet.
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The Sound Of Love
The Sound of Love, created by Chia Amisola in 2022 and refreshed in 2024, compiles poignant YouTube comments found under love songs and transforms them into an immersive audio‑visual experience. It highlights how intimacy resides even in unexpected corners of the web.