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Port87 is an email service that automatically organizes your email based on the "To" address.

If you give the address "yourname-netflix@port87.com" to Netflix, then all of their email will go in the "netflix" label in your account. This lets you organize your email when you give out your email address. It also prevents phishing, since an email from "Bank of America" in your "netflix" label is obviously phishing.

Labels meant for human senders, like the "friends" label (yourname-friends@port87.com), can be set to screen senders, so Port87 will respond to any new senders with a link to click to prove they're a human.

Your "bare address" (yourname@port87.com) only responds to emails with a list of your public label addresses, so you can share it all over the internet without fearing spam. (For example, mine is hperrin@port87.com.)

Full disclosure: I created and operate this service.

The Vsauce team have an entire series dedicated to discussing cool websites.

A Collection of free map generators for tabletop role-playing games and world building: Generate realms, city maps, districts, mansions, villages and dungeons.

A freemium Role Playing Game maker: Create and play RPGs in your browser.

A very cool website, if you will.

I've been listening to this site for about a decade and absolutely love it. It's made by a sound engineer who makes music, drones, white noise, field recordings, etc., sometimes with the cooperation of other artists. The site allows you to adjust a soundscape to your liking, and you can take individual audio tracks from multiple soundscapes to create your own composites, too.

From the site:

This is an independent DIY search engine that focuses on non-commercial content, and attempts to show you sites you perhaps weren't aware of in favor of the sort of sites you probably already knew existed.

Where this search engine really shines is finding small, old and obscure websites about some given topic, perhaps old video games, a mystery, theology, the occult, knitting, computer science, or art.

very useful imo