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July 29, 2026
Weekly Newsletter

Weekly Newsletter ā˜•ļø

Welcome to the newsletter edition of July 29th, where you receive the best-voted websites of the past week.

šŸ“° Top websites of the week

1. Bento Slides logo Bento Slides

Bento Slides packs a complete presentation editor, viewer, and slide deck into a single portable HTML file. Create and edit slides, add animations and charts, present, print, save, and share without installing software or creating an account. It works offline, supports encrypted live collaboration, and is open source under the …

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2. Brolly logo Brolly

Brolly is a minimalist weather site designed for fast, at-a-glance forecasts on mobile and desktop. Search locations worldwide and browse seven-day outlooks, hourly rain, wind and temperature, plus UV, air quality, pollen, and recent weather comparisons. Page state stays in the URL, making specific forecast views easy to bookmark or …

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3. Internet History Roulette logo Internet History Roulette

Spin the wheel to land on a random archived page from the 1990s and 2000s, with pop-up trivia. A tribute to the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine surfacing early sites like GeoCities and AltaVista.

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4. Combustion Lab logo Combustion Lab

Open educational engine-dynamics tool to build an engine, simulate, and observe thermodynamics. Uses a single-zone Wiebe heat release model and knock prediction; shows P–V diagrams and dyno curves.

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5. Decoy Font logo Decoy Font

Decoy Font is a TTF font that obscures text with decoys via spatial-frequency overlays. Designers and privacy-minded users; free for personal, commercial, and client projects. Download the TTF or try the playground.

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6. Jurassic Park Computers logo Jurassic Park Computers

Curation and analysis of the computers and software visible in Jurassic Park, as documented on the homepage. Highlights include a Powerbook 100 in the mobile trailer, a SGI Indigo and SGI IRIS Crimson in the control room, and Earthwatch software used for 3D weather graphics. The article ties production notes …

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by @Micadep