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Find the five locations on the map of the Netherlands, the closer you get the higher the points and there's a new set of locations each day. The game is created by Tijmen Kleini.

What I've learned from a few days of doing this is that my knowledge gets better the closer the location is to a train station.

I first learnt how to touch type many years ago at school through BBC's Bitesize learning, more specifically their Dance Mat Typing game. A few months ago I happend to run into this resource again through Chad McCullough on Mastodon and I was delighted to see it's still active and working. The memories!

QuickQWERTY is a well designed touch typing website, built by Susam Pal, that helps create muscle memory through units. The website is also open source and the README has some more information. I'm using this to help correct some bad habits I've picked up along the years.

Name as many animals as you can. The classification of animals and mechanics of the game are interesting.

Built by Vivian Rose and discovered through Satyrs' garden.

Guess the image through the dots. Discovered via Stejan Judis' weekly newsletter.

Discovered via indieblog.page.