These are a few websites I like to waste my time on, if you have any you'd like to share feel free to post them. [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] https://matias.ma/nsfw/ - Ditto dances to Conga by Gloria Estefan[/font] [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] http://www.staggeringbeauty.com/ - What appears to be a tube man from a car dealership spazzes out as you shake your mouse[/font] [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] http://whatcolourisit.scn9a.org/ - Displays a different hexadecimal colour depending on the time of day[/font] [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] http://zoomquilt.org/ - An elaborate picture which is always zooming inward[/font] [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] http://eelslap.com/ - Use your mouse to slap someone with an eel[/font] [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] http://weavesilk.com/ - Draw symmetrical shapes[/font] [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] http://flipanim.com/ - Create flip animations[/font] [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] http://www.shadyurl.com/ Lengthen your url and make it look suspicious[/font] [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] http://findtheinvisiblecow.com/ - Hot and Cold with a cow[/font]

http://yyyyyyy.info/ If I had to pick any any one word to describe this it'd be clusterfuck. The images themselves never change but every time you refresh the page they get completely rearranged and are reassigned links to some of the other random webpages on the site. http://wwwwwwwww.jodi.org/ This one is a REAL timesink. I like to load up this site everyonce and a while and try to find new things. I first came across it about a year ago and there's probably still plenty of content that I don't know about. A news index has the most recent update being November of '99 but I don't know if that represents the site as a whole. A lot of dead links in places unfortunately. I just want to know who the hell it is maintaining this thing.

All in One wrote: http://wwwwwwwww.jodi.org/ This one is a REAL timesink. I like to load up this site everyonce and a while and try to find new things. I first came across it about a year ago and there's probably still plenty of content that I don't know about. A news index has the most recent update being November of '99 but I don't know if that represents the site as a whole. A lot of dead links in places unfortunately. I just want to know who the hell it is maintaining this thing. I really wish there were more sites like that. It reminds me of something from a cyberpunk anime like SE Lain; a world of bold explorers and devious subversives that congregate in the darkest corners of the internet; a world where your best friend could simultaneously be your worst enemy. Granted, we've already got a semblance of that with TOR and other technologies, but they're only utilized by a relative handful of people compared to the general population.

There were a few other websites I realized I could've included in my original post so I spent some time compiling a list large enough to justify necromancy. Here goes. http://secretareaofvipquality.org/saovq/ The (not so) Secret Area of VIP Quality, fabled valley of the VIPPERS. It has its roots in the ＶＩＰ boards of 2ch which had a large focus on ASCII art and inane posting. Table Cat, VIPsaurus and Koyomi Mizuhara are the most popular ASCII characters and there's a myriad of other random topics. My favorite features are the three buttons above the title that play music when you click on them. I can't think of any other website that lets me shitpost to the groovy sounds of Earth, Wind and Fire. mugi.moe, kumin.dance, hestia.dance and yuruyuri.moe Exactly what it says on the tin for each. The Yuru Yuri page also includes links to torrents, purchases, YouTube videos of the seiyuus goofing around and a sizeable collection of images if your YrYr folder needs fattening. dankmaymays.com One of [s4s]'s off-site colonies. A shrine to all things dank, it boasts an odd combination of completely static webpages and decidedly less static webpages with each one centered around anything from flavor of the week shitposting to long standing memes like baneposting. Third King, CIAss and Froge are my favorites. It also has a flash archive with all the essentials. wiki.installgentoo.com Small, community run wiki about all things technology. As the name suggests, it is focused primarily on Linux/GNU and matters of free software but also has articles on Cyberpunk culture, Astronomy, the practice of tripfagging and even E-cigs. Very helpful if you're interested in something but don't know much about it yourself. It's what I used to do my first Linux install. http://classic.dryang.org/japanese/teacher.html and gaijinchronicles.com The wonderful misadventures of Azrael, a JET in Kyoto. If you're in the mood for some humorous editorials then look no further. Much of his writing covers the day to day life of a middle school English teacher trying his darndest to maintain his sanity in an outrageous land. Besides getting some laughs out of me, reading his blog also taught me some things about Japan that I didn't know about at all, such as the national past time of Japan's youth . If you want a place to start I'd recommend The Octopus and The Worst Porn Ever . /r/seventhworldproblems and /r/fifthworldproblems Two odd subreddits I came across about a year ago. The former doesn't seem to be anything more than ironic shitposting but the latter has this vague rp shtick surrounding the lighthouse that's the centerpiece of the subreddit that I find somewhat reminiscent of LOST and The Prisoner. It gets me wondering what other bizarre subs are lurking in the great expanse that is Reddit. joyofsatan.org Speaks for itself. Personal property of the High Priestess Maxine Dietrich. Main index contains items such as "Kids and Teens for Satan", "Join Hell's Army", and "Advanced Satanism". Click on Join Hell's Army to view a special message from Satan to His followers concerning Spiritual Warfare. It also has a special lightweight version of its front page in case the heavy web design is just too much for your internet connection.

https://noot.space/ You can pingu.

doublemunch wrote: https://noot.space/ You can pingu. Why noot when you can nyanpass http://nyanpass.com/

yumiyacchi wrote: doublemunch wrote: https://noot.space/ You can pingu. Why noot when you can nyanpass http://nyanpass.com/ Too busy doing this. http://up.40ch.net/swf/swf/swf000644.swf

doublemunch wrote: yumiyacchi wrote: doublemunch wrote: https://noot.space/ You can pingu. Why noot when you can nyanpass http://nyanpass.com/ Too busy doing this. http://up.40ch.net/swf/swf/swf000644.swf Awesome stuff, did you do it?

yumiyacchi wrote: doublemunch wrote: yumiyacchi wrote: doublemunch wrote: https://noot.space/ You can pingu. Why noot when you can nyanpass http://nyanpass.com/ Too busy doing this. http://up.40ch.net/swf/swf/swf000644.swf Awesome stuff, did you do it? Afraid not, found it a while ago on some joke video someone made. I forget who. Take this as an apology.

Stumbled across this neat little site called MakeGirls.moe that generates a proffesional looking profile picture of an anime girl based on inputs that you make. They go more into the How? here . It's pretty fun to play around with.

A rather new one I've found is https://www.sbnation.com/a/17776-football/ It's a virtual novel of sorts, except western and you can't date any of the characters.

Websites I've Discovered

Backlash

mnl wrote:
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! ^_^

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.

https://sponsor.ajay.app/

malmon

Backlash wrote:
mnl wrote:
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! ^_^

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.

https://sponsor.ajay.app/

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.

Dontmindme

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:
https://sponsor.ajay.app/

Nice!

malmon

Dontmindme wrote:
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:
https://sponsor.ajay.app/

Nice!

Hmm, looks like a pretty cool middle ground between old and new reddit. Howeeeever, I personally still prefer old reddit~

Dontmindme

Sanya wrote:
alternatively: https://teddit.net/

Nice find, thanks!

quintuplicate

https://sainthelenaisland.info/
Such a comprehensive repository of information - how many other communities of 4,000 can boast of websites as complete as that?

malmon

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.

Dontmindme

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.

SexyMysticalElf

Anyone on here remember this website? https://sentimentalcorp.org/

malmon

SexyMysticalElf Not sure if it's that one in particular, but I certainly remember one that had a similar sort of style

Backlash

This website sells bundles of TTRPG books at a reasonable discount. It's kinda like Humble Bundle, only for tabletop RPGs.

https://bundleofholding.com/

mnl

Backlash Neat! Do you play sometimes?

EDIT: Just ordered the Spire Bundle, maybe I'll manage a to prepare a one-shot over Christmas. ^^
Shut Up and Sit Down has a great review of it:

Backlash

mnl
Sure do! They're my "temporary" replacement for a sweet gaming PC. Best part is, I can even play them at work. When the load is light.

jojo123

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.

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