Open source, experimental, and tiny tools roundup
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Open source, experimental, and tiny tools roundup
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Human sounds
A pack of human sounds to use in your user interfaces from FailFlow. You can download the whole library of mp3s for 5 bucks.
Typehut
Typehut is another entry into the stripped-down blogging space. There’s not much necessary to get one of these up and running beyond basic markdown skills, and something you want to talk about.
See also: Bear Blog, and Collected Notes.
Collected Notes
Collected Notes is a lightweight markdown blogging platform.
Bookmark Managers.
Every bookmark manager ever made. I use Pinboard right now.
Five Filters Feed Creator
Five Filters Feed Creator is a tool to roll your own RSS feeds. I wonder if this will work with Instagram? If there was ever a use case for crow-barring an RSS feed out of an unwilling site, Instagram is it. Just a feed of pretty pictures sounds alright to me. But I am an old school RSS guy from way back.
Via Kicks Condor
Mltshp
“Mltshp is an approximate clone of the much-loved site MLKSHK created by Andre and Amber which closed in April of 2017. We are 100% community funded and member-run. The site is subscription-based and is a registered corporation. The code is on Github along with a welcome module there which talks about what is going on. There is also a Slack (email hello@mltshp.com for an invite!) and a Facebook group.”
The Kit
The Kit is a collaborative, self-learning resource that makes investigative techniques and tools used by experienced investigators more accessible to people and communities who feel motivated to start their own investigations, collect and verify information, build evidence and create a better understanding of issues without losing sight of ethical or safety considerations. The Kit is a resource of Exposing the Invisible (ETI)
The Kit provides some very useful methods for investigating your online and offline experiences.
Open Source Tiny Tools
Here’s a fantastic roundup of open source, tiny tools in a google doc. There are a lot of very neat things here and the list is updated on an ongoing basis.
writemd
writemd is a simple, free, and shareable tool for writing Markdown alone, or collaboratively.