Hello everyone, I haven't had time to explore websites these past two days, but today I stumbled upon nearly a hundred of them. After going through them, I have selected five absolute treasure websites for you to see if there's anything you need.
whatslink#
This is a website for querying metadata of DDL/Torrent/Ed2k download links. For example, if you want to download a magnet resource, you can paste the link here and see the size, type, and number of files inside, as well as preview screenshots to prevent wasting time downloading videos of "Huluwa".
Additionally, the website also provides a query API, so if you're a pro, you can provide this functionality on your own website or app.
myflixer#
I'm sure everyone has collected quite a few third-party streaming websites, but most of them are probably domestic ones that rely on advertising. This website, on the other hand, is a foreign third-party streaming website that has been ad-free, registration-free, and payment-free since its establishment in 2019. It offers high-quality videos with Chinese subtitles, and you can watch ten thousand movies and TV shows for free. It also has an Android client, so why bother with Netflix membership? Hurry up and bookmark it.
ytDownloader#
This is a free and open-source video downloading tool with no ads or tracking. It supports Windows, Mac, and Linux clients and can download videos up to 4K resolution. It's very easy to use, just copy the video link you want to download, open the software, and click the only button to automatically parse it. Then, choose the desired format, resolution, audio quality, etc. based on your needs. The download speed is also very fast. However, the software is only suitable for some foreign websites and does not have good support for domestic websites.
ACG2Vec#
This is also a free and open-source project that specifically provides practical exploration in the field of deep learning related to the two-dimensional world. If you often use AI to create works in the two-dimensional field, there should be a lot of good stuff here that can help you.
UserLAnd#
We have seen iOS and Android devices running Windows systems, but this software allows you to install a Linux system on your Android device. It is also free and open-source and has been listed on Google Play. It's for the pros, so if you're a beginner, just pretend you didn't see anything. If you need it, refer to the official documentation provided.
oimo#
Finally, I want to share a blog by a Japanese pro, which features many interesting small projects. If you're interested, you can go and play around.