History & Humanities

Killed by Mozilla lists discontinued Mozilla products and services, with dates and product details.

Lizard Point offers more than 200 interactive map quizzes on countries, states, cities, rivers, and flags.

The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy lists common logical fallacies with brief explanations and examples.

Version Museum presents a visual history of websites, operating systems, apps, and games through original screenshots.

This nLab page gathers material about philosophy, including ontology, logic, and related topics.

The HP 9845 Project preserves and documents the HP 9845 computer and related history.

Warbirds Resource Group collects historic aircraft information, registries, and aviation resources.

rip.so is a digital graveyard memorializing discontinued messengers, social networks, browsers, gadgets and websites.

OilPrice publishes crude oil and gas price charts, futures information, energy news, and investment coverage.

History section of the Humanities LibreTexts bookshelves organizing materials into World History, National History, State and Local History, and Historical Studies.

The FAME documents flags of the world through a systematic and historical reference project.

Fallacy Files archives writing about logical fallacies and related weblog posts.

Bestiary provides manuscripts, encyclopedia entries, and bibliography about animals and bestiary traditions.

Rulers lists heads of state and government across countries and territories, with historical coverage reaching back to about 1700.

The Trolley Problem Game presents the classic moral dilemma as an interactive game.

A WebGL experiment visualizes the world’s 14 eight-thousand-meter peaks in 3D, with information about each mountain.

Morbid Kuriosity publishes true crime stories, including coverage of missing people from Vancouver Island.

World Births and Deaths displays a real-time statistical simulation of births and deaths.

The Classical Language Toolkit is a Python library for natural language processing of pre modern languages.

The Old Computer Museum presents rare, vintage, antique, and obsolete computers.

The Apple Wiki is a community effort to document Apple devices and software.

Warbird Alley provides information for owners, operators, and enthusiasts of historic aircraft.

The Food Timeline researches food history and answers questions about what people ate in different eras.

YourBias.is explains common cognitive biases and describes ways to recognize and avoid them.