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Insanely Valuable Websites of the Month January 2023.

APIs
If you need data in a program, I sometimes use the NS API or a weather API. Public APIs is a list of hundreds of different data sources. Not only for the weather or public transport, but also for maps, recipes, jokes, games, city trips, jobs, machine learning, NLP, events, the Internet Archive, GIFs, Formula 1, translating texts, TV series, etc.
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List of special Bash variables
List of special parameters with all kinds of useful read-only information that your Bash shell makes available to your Bash scripts or just directly in a terminal window. Variables like $$, $*, $?, $_ and many more.
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Magic Eraser
If you want to remove something from a photo, this AI ensures that the background is neatly filled in again.
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Clean PNG
assets. Millions of free high-quality PNG images with no background. Unlimited free download without registration.
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You might not need jQuery
15 years ago I learned jQuery so I didn't have to use JavaScript to work with the DOM anymore. With today's improved JavaScript, that is no longer necessary and I have to unlearn jQuery. Everything can now be done very neatly with plain JavaScript.
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Turbo Vision 2.0
Borland Pascal and Borland C were examples of UIs that worked well under MS-DOS. I programmed UIs similar to that in the early 1990s. Now there is Turbo Vision 2.0, a new working version of Turbo Vision for Linux and Windows.
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CRT Emulator in HTML
That beautiful green picture tube with visible scanlines. Create such a retro terminal screen yourself with HTML/CSS.
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