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Instagram of the dayEveryday Africa features photographers living and working across Africa, showing daily life, rivers, streets, celebrations and people instead of headline clichés.
Sam Battle, aka Look Mum No Computer, builds synths, revives old tech and makes strange instruments — including a famous organ built from Furbies.
The open-access library of natural history literature shares images from its books: frontispieces, bindings, animals, plants and scientific art.
Estonia of the dayEstonian wildlife photographer Remo Savisaar's Instagram: brown bears at sunset, red deer on Saaremaa, misty bogs and birds — nearly all of it shot in Estonia.
Site of the dayStitch Fiddle is an online chart maker for knitting, crochet, cross stitch, fuse beads and more. Draw a pattern square by square or turn a photo into a chart.
Telegram of the dayThe channel of a well-known Singapore food blog: new cafés and restaurants, hawker classics and old-school noodle spots, each with the neighbourhood and what to order.
Instagram of the dayThe French pastry chef in New York who invented the Cronut shows new bakes up close: laminated croissants, seasonal flavours, breads and desserts.
A math creator takes the rules everyone memorised in school, like the empty product or order of operations, and shows where they come from.
Pinterest of the dayIt's Nice That's board of 1,000+ pins tracing graphic design history, type and visual culture, from Bi Sheng's movable type to Jan van Toorn.
Ethiopia of the dayA YouTube channel teaching Amharic, Ethiopia's main working language, in English: the fidel script, everyday phrases, and real-life dialogues at a market or bus stop in Addis Ababa.
Site of the dayMark Smith's hobby site on getting almost anywhere by train and ferry: routes, tickets, what the trains are like and practical tips, from someone who's been at it since 2001.
Telegram of the dayAn English-language feed pulling together official reports on M4.5+ earthquakes, volcanic ash and tsunami bulletins from USGS, volcano observatories, tsunami warning centres and VolcanoDiscovery.