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Visualization
FlowMap Blue: Create interactive geographic flow maps from data published in Google Sheets. Visualize numbers of movements between geographic locations (Origin-Destination or OD-data). [link]
How the BBC Visual and Data Journalism team works with graphics in R [link]
kepler.gl: is a powerful open source geospatial analysis tool for large-scale data sets. Visualize location data [link]
Visualizing time dependent networks with d3.js [link to try] [link to code]
Interesting Posts
Ping-Pong Ball Trajectory Graph [link]

NodeXL - Build networks in Excel -only supports Windows :( [link]
Netwulf - A Python/JavaScript-package allowing to interactively style network visualizations for easy reproduction [link | tweet-video]
Math
Desmos - Explore equations and graph them [link]
JuliaDiffEq - Differential Equations: JuliaDiffEq is a Github organization created to unify the packages for solving differential equations in Julia. By providing a diverse set of tools with a common interface, we provide a modular, easily-extendable, and highly performant ecosystem for solving various forms of differential equations. [link]
Fractals
Mandelbrot set [link]
Datasets
KONECT: The Koblenz Network Collection (temporal and static networks) [link]
Pajek datasets (temporal networks) [link]
Graphics
You can scribble whatever you want into Google's AI tool, called AutoDraw, and it'll convert it into clipart that you can download for free. Seems useful for slides & stimuli. [link]