Links of interesting sites. The sections do no really mean anything, sometimes there is art in web, web in tech, tech in tool and tools in art.
computer art
https://tixy.land/:
cool thingy where you can make moving patterns
https://www.globs.design/:
I dont understand wtf it is supposed to do
https://kpwu.observer/:
I dont know how to call the art in there, cruelty squad type shit, I still need to play knight lobster.
yip.pe:
pixels, yipeeeeee ! you can share your pixels too.
fractals art:
it looks amazing, there is also a section on the site explaining what are the programs used to create these visuals.
web stuff
johnvertisement:
You have a website ? great ! Its time to monetize it now, enter the johnvertisment network and become part of a community of innovators creating the cutting edge technologies of tomorrow :rocket: :fire: :rocket:. All the stuff made by citrons et al. is amazing.
george:
its george
zzcxz:
some kind of textual adventure game where you can add your own stuff, its simple, its amazing, I'm jealous that I'm not the one who made it. (citrons strikes again)
gh0.pw:
good luck
swop:
A collection of files that could fit on a floppy disk. You can also upload your own.
pouler.fr:
A genre defining piece.
250kb.club:
As indicated by the name, its a compilation of web pages of less than 250kb
harmony zone:
Personal site of somebody, I love the style, I recommend checking out the frogs section.
tech stuff
memethresher:
'Efficient semiautomated meme acquisition with AI' its stupid just the way I like
Deadlock empire:
Super cool puzzles teaching the issues of multithreading.
turnstyle:
An esoteric programming language.
gplang:
esoteric programming language, the day god strikes us, we will know why.
Human Computing of Anna Akhmatova Poems:
One day I will lock people in a room and do that with them.
cheapskatesguide.org:
articles on how to use old computers
hearth.eternum.io:
Sounds cool, I havent tried it though.
Gemini:
Not the chat bot
tools
marginalia:
If you must pick only one link from this page, it would be marginalia. It's primarily a search engine, but it only references sites where a real human thought 'I'm gonna make something for the people to see'. It has its own crawler and it really feels like being on the internet as it was supposed to be. I discovered most of the sites of this page by using the 'explore' feature, of course there is a lot of garbage, unfinished/broken sites, but even that way, using the explore page for 10 minutes, feels like it gives me a hundred times more ideas and new things to think about than scrolling on any social media, it fuels the brain instead of draining it. Marginalia is probably also why I made this website.
free media heck yea:
Super mega aggregator for free stuff, movies programs books ... They reference all the places where you can find the things and keep the links up to date. Piracy is so easy.
blogging, articles, essays ...
the death of the open web:
Good summary of the spirit I try to have on this site, There are dozens of articles saying basically what this one says, maybe in better ways, but I have this one at hand.
Decline of search results quality:
Its a common debate, this dude tried to make a small experiment to check if the search results are really that bad.
Low tech magazine:
When the end of the world comes, I want to be with that webmaster.
neutral spaces:
Writings, I havent read much of it, but the things I read were nice.
communities
Feeling of computing:
They seem cool
Urlab:
A student hacker space based in Bruxelles, Belgium.
others
grimgrains:
cooking stuff, made by a mad couple living on a boat, making art, games, and a website in C++. lifegoals
botb:
battle of the bits is a website initially dedicated to 8 bit music, but it is now open to other musics and even graphical arts. It works in battles, where each competitor posts his piece and vote for the pieces of the others based on different metrics. Its fun, and people there seem to all be very nice, in addition to be talented.