If you like fonts (and getting informed about new releases and recommendations), you may want to consider subscribing to ‘Fresh Fonts’ (https://www.getrevue.co/profile/freshfonts)

If you are indeed looking for a digital white/mood board, you may also want to consider ‘Milanote’ (https://milanote.com), as first seen mentioned right here on DesignerNews.

Nothing wrong in general with the photographers featured and presented I guess, but the site itself got sold* earlier in 2018. (And they changed quite a bit and behaved badly even before°.)

*https://petapixel.com/2018/02/26/500px-acquired-vcg-getty-images-china/ °https://petapixel.com/?s=500px

Until recently 500px (https://500px.com/directory/location/ChIJ7cv00DwsDogRAMDACa2m4K8/Chicago-IL-USA) may have been quite THE community for photography and photographers.

Aweseome work indeed, just a bit sad it is not ‘IN CRUST WE TRUST!’. ;)

https://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/list/find_fonts?filter%5Blicense%5D%5B0%5D=web

PEN(TEL Tradio Stylo Sketch Pen)

I currently use NameCheap for most of my domains. And I would recommend them, as they offer a wide range of extensions, and, well, rather cheap names. ;) (*Referral/affiliate link: https://affiliate.namecheap.com/?affId=1189)

To compare prices/registrars for various domain extensions, you may want to check out domcomp.com.

Isn't the PixelBook based on Chrome OS? Is Adobe Lightroom and Figma available for Chrome OS?

I think the target audience for paid stock is very different than the ‘fans of free’. ;) (People who are willing to pay for more or less good [stock] photos probably won't need any free stock sites/resources. So to answer your question, I would likely recommend focussing on free for now.)