satoshi wroteHere's an interesting one:
Cursor is a swatiska, don't go there.
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LucianDreamer wrotesatoshi wroteHere's an interesting one:
Cursor is a swatiska, don't go there.
Swastikas are used extensively outside of the typical flag of Nazi Germany. For example, in Japan, the swastika is called the manji, and is often used to mark Buddhist temples on maps. It's even a trendy buzzword for young Japanese schoolgirls. It's origins are rooted in Hinduism (where it's known as the sauwastika), where it's a sacred symbol of well-being and prosperity.
In this case (on the website), it's a spiritual representation based on the site's religious background. Of course, if you don't like to see the imagery, there's no reason to go on the site. But from my research, none of it is anti-semitic.
satoshi wroteHere's an interesting one:
Nice verses, very interesting read. Thanks for sharing!
11 days later
Despite some rushed typos, there's actually an inspirative, legitimate copycat site of 8values, I manage to get the results from the newly improved one that is now 117 questions long and randomized. If you just want to get results instantly but you won't get exactly what you will stand, just click "See Random Result" button. It now has additional perks that you can acquire for answering questions in a certain way than just getting the values, all with a detailed explanation on their Help page.
You can also get a cool looking flag, too, based on your current results. Try different methods and you get different appearances.
This one is just a test result, not something I would literally take to heart, I don't even care about percentages.
2 months later
If anybody needs a dose of nostalgia, the Winamp Skin Museum might be your thing: https://skins.webamp.org/
It's literally a collection of60000 Winamp Skins with infinite scroll preview images. All those skins skins look soooo early 2000s, it's awesome! ^_^
3 months later
mnl wroteIf anybody needs a dose of nostalgia, the Winamp Skin Museum might be your thing: https://skins.webamp.org/
It's literally a collection of60000 Winamp Skins with infinite scroll preview images. All those skins skins look soooo early 2000s, it's awesome! ^_^
Haaah~, this is amazing. My fist time scrolling through, I found a Serial Experiments Lain skin and listened to a buncha punk covers of 90's pop songs. It was great.
This might be old news to some folks, but I was amazed when I first found SponsorBlock through YouTube Vanced. If you're like me, and watch potentially dozens of videos a day, it's a total game-changer.
Backlash wrotemnl wroteIf anybody needs a dose of nostalgia, the Winamp Skin Museum might be your thing: https://skins.webamp.org/
It's literally a collection of60000 Winamp Skins with infinite scroll preview images. All those skins skins look soooo early 2000s, it's awesome! ^_^
Haaah~, this is amazing. My fist time scrolling through, I found a Serial Experiments Lain skin and listened to a buncha punk covers of 90's pop songs. It was great.
This might be old news to some folks, but I was amazed when I first found SponsorBlock through YouTube Vanced. If you're like me, and watch potentially dozens of videos a day, it's a total game-changer.
Oh wow, I'm so glad this exists!!
The worst part is when the ads are incorporated into the video seamlessly, so you can't go by the timeline thumbnails to skip them.
a month later
Found Libreddit from the Privacy Redirect extension, no I use it everytime. It's a frontend for reddit without all the bloat (think Invidious for YouTube, Nitter for Twitter and Bibliogram for Instagram) and better looking than old.reddit.com so very cool. It has some server troubles occasionally and it's very new, hoping for a lot on my end.
https://libredd.it/
Backlash wrote
Nice!
Dontmindme wroteFound Libreddit from the Privacy Redirect extension, no I use it everytime. It's a frontend for reddit without all the bloat (think Invidious for YouTube, Nitter for Twitter and Bibliogram for Instagram) and better looking than old.reddit.com so very cool. It has some server troubles occasionally and it's very new, hoping for a lot on my end.
https://libredd.it/Backlash wroteNice!
Hmm, looks like a pretty cool middle ground between old and new reddit. Howeeeever, I personally still prefer old reddit~
Sanya wrotealternatively: https://teddit.net/
Nice find, thanks!
2 years later
https://sainthelenaisland.info/
Such a comprehensive repository of information - how many other communities of 4,000 can boast of websites as complete as that?
quintuplicate I'm sure there must be some others. Maybe not for an island, but 4000 is quite a lot of people. But then again, "complete" might not be the word you're looking for, since completeness would be easier to achieve with fewer people.
2 months later
For all your Uptobox needs: https://uptobox.live/
You can also share your links. It doesn't suck, has a lot of links and no ad wall, I hope it stays for a long time.
12 days later
Anyone on here remember this website? https://sentimentalcorp.org/
SexyMysticalElf Not sure if it's that one in particular, but I certainly remember one that had a similar sort of style
2 months later
This website sells bundles of TTRPG books at a reasonable discount. It's kinda like Humble Bundle, only for tabletop RPGs.
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18 days later
i've found a few things that can help you find interesting websites. Here are a few links.
search engines:
https://search.marginalia.nu/
http://wiby.me/
https://searchmysite.net/
also, you should check out neocities they have some pretty cool stuff to look at.