2026-07-07 Moose.at wurde eingstellt - Österreichische Suchmaschine 👀 Moose.at was an Austrian web search engine that operated for over 15 years before being shut down at the end of January 2024. This farewell page preserves screenshots of its interface, links to alternative search engines, and documentation including FAQs and crawl bot information, offering a glimpse into an independent regional search project built on open-source tools like Debian, MySQL, and curl.
2026-07-07 MooseAnon's webzone!!!11 MooseAnon's colorful Neocities webzone serves as a personal archive and showcase for the creator's chatbots, complete with a chatbot webring and Caramelldansen audio. The site has a playful, early-internet energy and offers pages dedicated to individual bots, banned bots, and a character named Mahiru.
2026-07-07 Mscape Software Mscape Software is the archived home of discontinued Mac and Windows utilities created by a solo developer, including Iconographer, a shareware icon editor for Mac OS and Mac OS X that has since been made freely available. Visitors can still download legacy tools like Konfabulator widgets, icon converters, and folder icon generators, making it a useful preservation snapshot of early 2000s indie Mac software.
2026-07-07 my epic site!!!! A quirky personal homepage centered around Windows operating systems, featuring a poll asking visitors which version of Windows they use and links to YouTube content and retro web experiences. The site has a classic early-web feel with its simple layout, visitor counter, and a wishlist of features like a chatbox and music player still in progress.
2026-07-07 MySQLDumper — Dein MySQL-Backup-Portal MySQLDumper.de is a German-language knowledge portal run by Rolf Heisig, a database admin with over 15 years of MySQL experience, offering tutorials, tool comparisons, and troubleshooting guides focused on MySQL backups and database migration. Visitors can find step-by-step instructions for backup and restore workflows, comparisons of tools like phpMyAdmin and Percona XtraBackup, and practical solutions to common errors on shared hosting environments.
2026-07-07 NanoBlogger NanoBlogger is a lightweight weblog engine written in Bash for the UNIX command line, using common tools like cat, grep, sed, and vim to power a full blogging system. The official project site hosted on SourceForge includes release announcements, development news, tips and tricks, and archives dating back to 2003.
2026-07-07 ncftp(1) manual page The official manual page for NcFTP, a powerful command-line FTP client designed to replace the standard system ftp program with features like progress meters, filename completion, auto-resume downloads, and firewall/proxy support. Comprehensive Unix-style documentation covers the full command reference, variable reference, firewall configuration, and utility programs ncftpget and ncftpput for shell scripting.
2026-07-07 Neil Fraser Software: Moo Database Browser: Neil Fraser's Moo Database Browser is a suite of tools for querying, browsing, and exporting inactive MOO database files without needing to boot a live server. The collection includes a command-line parser, a web-based interface, Python XML export scripts, and documentation for the.db file format, making it an invaluable resource for MOO archivists and developers.
2026-07-07 Neocities Tools Neocities Tools, created by Patrick G, offers a suite of command-line utilities for managing Neocities websites, including tools to copy, delete, list, and batch-upload files via shell scripts and Windows executables. The collection covers both Windows and Linux platforms, making it a practical resource for developers who prefer working outside the browser-based Neocities interface.
2026-07-07 nerdbox Nerdbox is a minimalist personal site by someone passionate about free software, independent thinking, machinery, and music. It features a blog, a music page, and a 'now' page, offering a glimpse into the creator's eclectic interests and philosophies.
2026-07-07 Network Overview /// Internet Traffic Report The Internet Traffic Report monitors real-time data flow across major internet routes worldwide, displaying performance indices, response times, and packet loss for regions including Asia, Europe, North America, and more. Visitors can view historical graphs spanning 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days, and even embed live statistics widgets on their own websites.
2026-07-07 New Tool Unlocked!!! (On-Together Virtual Co-Working) | aid's little corner: Aid's Little Corner is a personal blog where the writer shares experiences with productivity and co-working apps, including a detailed first-impressions review of On-Together, a virtual co-working tool. The post digs into features like private rooms, character customization, fishing minigames, and how it compares to solo focus app Lo-Fi Spirit City for body doubling with a friend.
2026-07-07 newsonaut – news, technology and other stuff Newsonaut is the personal blog of Mark Rogers, a writer, designer, and web coder from British Columbia, covering technology, AI, and everyday observations with a thoughtful, essayistic voice. Posts range from critiques of OpenAI and the AI arms race to musings on buying Canadian products and top-rated books of the year.
2026-07-07 Nitin Khanna – a few words… Nitin Khanna's personal blog covers a wide mix of topics, but tech dominates with 189 posts tagged under 'tech' covering software, social networks, web hosting, and UX. Alongside the technical content, Nitin shares philosophy, book reviews, webcomics recommendations, and short observations, making it a thoughtful personal corner of the web.
2026-07-07 NixFox - The NixFox Den NixFox is the personal domain of Aubun, who self-hosts a suite of open-source services including Mastodon, Nextcloud, Jellyfin, Vaultwarden, and more under one umbrella brand. Beyond the server infrastructure, the site features a personal blog where Aubun writes about technology, art, and whatever else is on their mind.
2026-07-07 Nizzlay Niels Gouman (Nizzlay) writes about his obsession with efficiency, covering productivity tools, automation scripts, and tech topics like Python, Keyboard Maestro, and Linux versus macOS debates. Based in Dordrecht, Netherlands, his blog blends practical how-tos with opinionated takes on friction, workflows, and the IndieWeb movement.
2026-07-07 nmyk.io Nick Mykins is a New York City software engineer and artist whose personal site doubles as a launchpad for quirky creative projects including bitmap synthesizers, a surveillance selfie tool, and a cowsay generator. The ASCII art homepage and retro BBS aesthetic give the site a playful old-school feel, with links to code repositories, Mastodon, and participation in multiple webrings.
2026-07-07 Notes Henry Leach's personal blog covers a mix of topics, with a notable lean toward technology posts about FreeBSD, self-hosted git servers, and networking alongside occasional music reflections and personal observations. The technical content, including guides on VNET jails, DHCP configuration, and Git server setup, gives the site a practical, hobbyist sysadmin flavor that makes it a useful resource for FreeBSD enthusiasts.
2026-07-07 Notes A microblog titled 'Notes' featuring frequent short posts on technology, Apple products, Unix tools, LLMs, and the occasional humor find from around the web. The creator shares quick observations and links on topics like device security support, terminal emulators like Ghostty, and AI interactions, making it a lively tech-focused link log.
2026-07-07 Notes Rodrigo Ghedin, a Brazilian tech journalist, shares sharp English-language commentary on consumer technology topics ranging from AI and vibe coding to Android apps and Google Maps controversies. The writing is thoughtful and skeptical, offering a non-hype perspective on the tech industry from the founder of the independent publication Manual do Usuário.
2026-07-07 NOW PAGE Nicholas Chen's personal blog covers software engineering, tools for thought, hypertext experimentation, and indie computing ideas with posts ranging from AI guardrails to minimalism and cloud development. His writing blends reflections on technology philosophy with hands-on project work, including explorations of plaintext workflows, knowledge management, and building personal software tools.
2026-07-07 Oblique Strategies Built by Matt Ruten in 2012, this mobile web app delivers random Oblique Strategies cards, the famous creativity prompts created by Brian Eno and Peter Schmidt in 1975 to help break through creative blocks. Visitors can browse random cards, save favorites, and clear their collection, making it a handy pocket tool for artists, musicians, and anyone stuck on a problem.
2026-07-07 ODP/dmoz Data Dump ToDo List Steve's ODP/dmoz RDF Data Dump ToDo List tracks known bugs and requested improvements in the Open Directory Project's data export format, compiled from reports submitted by multiple users over several years. It covers issues like illegal UTF-8 encoding, invalid XML, RDF formatting problems, and feature requests such as bzip2 compression and free-use licensing.
2026-07-07 oh, hello Alex's minimalist personal page documents a beginner's journey learning text editors like Vim and Nano, written in a charming, stream-of-consciousness style. The site is tiny but endearing, capturing the small victories of learning basic terminal commands at a cafe.
2026-07-07 OPCOM's Electronics Freeware / Shareware Archive OPCOM's archive collects free and shareware electronics software tools covering RF amplifier design, filter calculators, coil calculators, logic circuit analysis, oscilloscope tutorials, and transistor databases. A treasure trove for hobbyist engineers and amateur radio operators, the collection spans DOS and Windows programs with utilities for Smith chart calculations, 555 timer design, and sine wave visualization.
2026-07-07 Open Source Mac - Free Mac software, all open-source, all OS X. Open Source Mac is a curated directory of the best free, open-source software available for Mac OS X, covering categories from web browsing and email to DVD ripping and media players. Each listing features a brief description and direct download link, making it an easy starting point for Mac users who want powerful free alternatives to commercial applications.
2026-07-07 Open source, experimental, and tiny tools roundup Maintained by Everest Pipkin, this curated directory collects small, free, open source, and experimental digital tools aimed at creative and artistic making outside of closed software ecosystems. Visitors can browse and filter hundreds of tools by tag, making it a treasure trove for game makers, interactive artists, and web creators seeking joyful, artful alternatives to mainstream production software.
2026-07-07 OpenOrb - a curated RSS and Atom feed search engine - Raphael Kabo Raphael Kabo, a software engineer and poet, writes here about building OpenOrb, a curated RSS and Atom feed search engine designed to search only over hand-picked blogs and feeds as a public service. The post dives into IndieWeb philosophy, alternatives to mainstream search engines, and the appeal of small-scale handmade web tools.
2026-07-07 Origin Of The Abbreviation I18n For Internationalization Tex Texin's research page traces the true origin of the abbreviation 'i18n' for internationalization, compiling mailing list discussions from Unicode Consortium and NELOCSIG to uncover who coined the term and when. The site also clarifies the correct terminology for this type of number-based abbreviation, called a numeronym, with examples like K9 and 411.
2026-07-07 OS X Apps Maintained by Jeff, this long-running directory catalogues over 20,000 Mac OS X applications across dozens of categories, making it an invaluable archive for anyone hunting down software for older PowerPC or Intel Macs. Originally the oldest and most comprehensive OS X app list on the internet, it remains online for archival purposes even after its 2012 discontinuation.
