For music lovers: genius.com for lyrics whosampled.com for original tracks of samples
this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2023
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Also Discogs to track and buy music by media/versions and Rate Your Music to discover new stuff. Charts and lists are useful, especially the Ultimate Box Set.
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phind.com
It's basically CHATGPT but with actual connection to the internet (so it gets its data from actual websites) and is also specifically designed for developers.
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It is an aggregation of all the top headlines from tons of different news/tech sites.
One of my favourites is newsnow.co.uk.
Browse with an adblocker. Itβs brilliant for aggregating news from a huge variety of sources, and the facets/filters allow for some powerful searches.
Please visit it. I donβt want it to die because I love it so much.
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If you're ever wondering where a fire truck is going with its siren blaring, just check Pulsepoint
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Thank you everyone for these incredible websites!