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September 5, 2026
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Welcome to the newsletter edition of September 5th, where you receive the best-voted websites of the past week.

📰 Top websites of the week

1. Every Fucking Website logo Every Fucking Website

Every Fucking Website

Explore why many sites use similar UX patterns and promotional tactics. The page showcases features, resources, and a chatbot intro, including a signup coupon offer.

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2. Vomit logo Vomit

Vomit

Vomit converts Claude's token vomit into English by piping it through a local LLM. It is fully local (no telemetry) with no external dependencies, giving developers offline control over outputs.

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3. Read the Places logo Read the Places

Read the Places

Read the Places maps real places from novels, in the order the stories visit them. It covers 427 books across 317 cities, labeling each place with how confident we are it is the right one. Public-domain locations are pinned to the exact lines; copyrighted works show the cited passages and …

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4. Where the Shadow Fell logo Where the Shadow Fell

Where the Shadow Fell

Catalogs every solar eclipse from 2000 BCE to 3000 CE as a global visualization. Enter a city to see when the shadow last fell there and when it returns, using eclipse cycles like Saros and Inex. Learn how penumbra, umbra, and annular eclipses are defined and projected across time.

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5. I like 'em thick logo I like 'em thick

I like 'em thick

Critique and reflection on how depth and attention reveal 'great' literature. Adam Mastroianni argues that thickness in literature rewards careful readers and reshapes how we teach and experience books.

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6. Quantum logo Quantum

Quantum

A personal blog documenting DIY laptop repair and Linux-friendly setups. It shares detailed guides and experiments for hardware enthusiasts and system administrators.

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