At its core, Anna’s Archive is part of a family of online collections often referred to as “shadow libraries.” These are repositories that gather large numbers of books, academic papers, and other written works—some of which are behind paywalls or difficult to access otherwise. Think of it as a huge, community-grown bookshelf: lots of titles, … Read more
Have you ever stared at a blank page, waiting for inspiration to stroll in with a cup of coffee? Perchance — the artful use of randomness — is like opening the window and letting a breeze rearrange the furniture: sudden angles, unexpected patterns, and new ways to sit in the room. This guide shows you … Read more
Introduction: What is Securly Pass? Imagine replacing crumpled paper slips, shouted permissions, and guessing who’s in the hallway with a clean, digital system that tells you who’s out of class, where they’re headed, and for how long — all in real time. That’s Securly Pass: a digital hall-pass platform built for K–12 schools to simplify … Read more
VipBox is (or is commonly described as) an online streaming aggregator that lists live sports events and provides links to third-party streams (often multiple mirrors) so viewers can watch games in real time. It’s popular because it aggregates many sports in one place and is usually free to access — but that convenience comes with … Read more
Introduction — A Tiny Idea, A Massive Feeling Have you ever typed a message, let it sit in the compose box, and then never hit send? That tiny unsent note—full of honesty, regret, longing, or closure—is the lifeblood of the unsent project. It’s a grassroots, internet-native phenomenon where people anonymously share texts they never sent: … Read more