Nice links 2

Insanely Valuable Websites - part 2.

Morse code in the browser
In 1996 I wrote the program Telegraph Operator (still little around on the Internet) for Windows 3.1. But now the browser is also fast enough to signal Morse code.
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Code Mirror
Code editor to embed in your website. Suitable for long source codes, works on mobile site, code folding, themes, multi-user (programming with several people in the same file at the same time).
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Recoll desktop search engine
Google Desktop is back! I used to always use that to find files on my own PC. Now I use Recoll. It works the same because it can search all files by name and also (faster than Google) texts in files. It works so fast because it maintains an index. This happens in real time so you will not be bothered by it, but you can also have it indexed periodically with cron if desired.
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Core utilities
List of Linux command line commands you use every day. It is extra handy that you will also find practical alternatives to standard Linux commands in this list.
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Interaction Design
A good example of Interaction Design where people go to great lengths when interacting with a work of art in Milan (video).
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Interactive street furniture
I am a fan of Exergaming. These people sell playground equipment, interactive trash cans, etc.
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Shady Links
A URL shortener, but instead of shortening the URL, it looks extremely untrustworthy.
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OpenShot Video Editor
I find this video editor more useful than Kdenlive which I always used before because all the options are obvious (no help needed): for example it automatically creates a transition if two clips overlap a bit.
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Performance Monitor
Monitor your CPU, memory, disk, network with beautiful graphs and colors. Nice because it also works in the command line, so also via SSH.
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Device of the Month: Fake Power Outlet
The Dutchman Jaap7M made a nice old-fashioned socket with which you can switch on the Retro TV (video).
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