/ashleyj/ - Ashley Jones

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>https://3950.net/
A right-leaning radio network that meets, and is live, everu Saturday at around 10PM EST.

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>https://www.coom.tech/
A sort of revival of /g/'s Good sites with over 700 categorized links.

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>https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Main_Page
A wiki for video gaming console homebrew.

At least the Nintendo DS lists are pretty up to date and are seemingly not missing any of the older homebrew. Title pages have almost always download links and, with a lot a titles being open source, also links to repositories.

There are some real gems here, that you cannot really find anywhere else anymore. And if you are interested in writing homebrew yourself, this should serve as an excellent reference source.

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>https://libregamewiki.org/Main_Page
A wiki for free, as in freedom, video games.

Most of you should already know this site because of an extremely based fellow tubsister that has multiple of her self-made games listed there!

Among those and the other over 1300 categorized titles, you should be able to find a libre alternative for video games of every genre that you could have ever possibly desired to play. Alternatives that you can inspect, contribute to and modify to your hearts content.

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>https://taxonomy.schauderbasis.de/
An interactive visualizer of how species are related to each other in a tree-of-life style.

You can build up your tree by adding species either through search queries or clicks on non-leaf nodes, which expand an additional child of the node.

It is based on Wikidata and you can change the behavior of node clicks to direct you to the respective Wikidata data item.

Neat thread OP.
I don't have anything groundbreaking to contribute but over the years this one has been useful for me:
>https://titlecaseconverter.com/
automatically converts whatever you input into stylistically correct title case

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>https://vimm.net/
The Vault contains (almost) every game released in the world for thirty-three classic systems.

Mini tutorial circumventing Vimm's Download unavailable at the request of Nintendo of America

Basically the roms are still on the server and it's just the download button that is deactivated, and I found a method to still download those seemingly unavailable roms. I'm not sure if it's the easiest one but it's the one I found to be working reliably, if anyone has an easier one feel free to share.

    Firstly, go to vimm's vault and open the page of the unavailable game you want to download

    Now look for any other game that can still be downloaded and open it in another tab (the game doesn't matter, the only thing that matters is that it has the download button available)

    For the sake of simplicity we will call the tab in the first step "true game" and the second one "proxy game"

    Go to the "true game" tab and do "right-click -> inspect" on any part of the website

    Don't worry if you don't understand this stuff, you only need to perform a search (depending on your browser there will be a bar that says "Search in HTML" or you will have to activate that search bar with Ctrl+F)

    On that search bar input "mediaid". Keep pressing intro (this looks for the next matching result, as there will be more than one) until you find a line that reads like this: <input type="hidden" name="mediaId" value="XXXXX"> (where the XXXXX are actually a string of numbers)

    Copy or write down that number and you can now close the "true game" tab, we won't need it anymore

    Go to the "proxy game" tab and repeat the steps 5 and 6

    Now instead of copying it you will replace that number by the one we already copied before from the "true game". Some browsers allow you to directly edit the values but in other browsers you will have to right click on the value and select "Edit attribute"

    Once done you can click the download button of the "proxy game". If it all went well it will download the "true game" instead of the "proxy game"

And that's it, if you didn't understand something tell me and I will make it as clear as possible that you are stupid.

It's about time we got a good thread.