Tag: technology

April 18, 2026

• Unscreen
  Tired of chroma keying and masking frame by frame? This website removes video and gif backrounds easily. Unfortunately it leaves a watermark that can only be removed by paying, if a better free service is found it will be posted here
• Heckscaper
  Website belonging to an IDM artist/game developer
• Reely Interesting
  Reely Interesting – high quality captures of obscure high quality media
• Free Tetris.org
  Play Tetris for free in your browser
• Miiverse Archive
  Relive the magic that was Miiverse with this archive
• Internet Explorer is EVIL!
  Internet Explorer is EVIL!
• A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
  Website made to show off the maximum number of allowed characters in an URL.
• The Geocities Gallery
  Looks like oocities is gone but thankfully another geo archive sprang up.
• Real-Time Corruptor
  Real-Time Corruptor – Corrupt your video games. (As popularized by Vinesauce.)
• nemupan
  ~misc nice artists~: crisalys | daisukerichard4444 | hasuimo | hizgi19 | jinx99kc | kanekoshake | maruti-bitamin | mibhhh | morickyyy | nelnal382 | nemupan | pikurusu00 | rheasimone1 | utomaru-works | yknsuper
• Dolphin
  Dolphin – GameCube/Wii emulator. Tons of support. Truly a triumph in community effort.
• Vampire Robot
  Vampire Robot – nostalgic B-roll video of everyday life
• SAM – Software Automatic Mouth
  "An adaption to Javascript of the speech software SAM (Software Automatic Mouth) for the Commodore C64 published in the year 1982"
• Cicada Marionette
  A collection of downloadable indie games, including "Crypt World"
• The Insidious Bogleech
  Bogleech is Jonathan Wojcik's long-running labor of love covering creature design reviews, bizarre biology, weird fiction, and year-round Halloween horror since 2001. Visitors will find deep-dive reviews of Pokemon and Digimon monsters, original tabletop RPG content including the Mortasheen bestiary, Halloween finds, and a sprawling archive of creature-focused writing spanning decades.
• Frutiger Aero Archive
  "A website dedicated to archiving wallpapers, music, videos, and other media from the Frutiger Aero aesthetic and the 2000s. More than that, it also features various entertainment such as flash games, a music player, a forum, a chatroom and more."
• CSS2 tutorial
  Early tutorial for CSS2 from the year 2000.
• Bonzi Buddy
  Download the infamous Bonzi Buddy, on-line since 1995. May contain adware
• kenny lauderdale
  kenny lauderdale – videos on obscure old animes
• Climate Town
  Climate Town – entertaining & informational videos on the dire subject of climate change
• Blue VMU
  Blue VMU is a personal site dedicated to the Sega Dreamcast, exploring the console from a fresh modern perspective rather than pure nostalgia. The creator documents their hands-on experience with the system through posts, a gallery, and notes on hardware projects like battery replacement and retrobriting.
• Water UFO
  "Have you ever wondered what effects UFOs have on water?" Has a collection of accounts regarding UFO′s going back to early human history
• ももいろとりっく
  A Japanese illustration site by the artist Mugichoco, featuring a gallery of cute character artwork updated over several years from 2016 onward. The site links to the creator's Pixiv profile and showcases original drawings centered on kawaii girl characters.
• wadelyjp
  wadelyjp – old Japanese game promo tapes, supposedly from a former game store worker
• Tokyo Fashion
  "Explore the vibrant street style of Tokyo." A colorful archive of Japanese fashion trends, culture snapshots, and creative street photography.
• jetmotocentral
  jetmotocentral – Jet Moto series fan site
• Negativity Culture
  "Inverse of the modern & home of WarpedTV productions"
• 4 Band Resistor Color Code Calculator
  This is the most useful calculator ever created.
• Excel Unusual
  A blog showcasing unexpected and amazing ways one can use Microsoft Excel
• Grooveraider
  Grooveraider – old channel of old games news stories and such
• List of music considered the worst
  Wikipedia page of music considered the worst. This page has a number of amazedly harsh comments, such as this quote talking about Ice Ice Baby by Vanilla Ice; A Houston Press critic named it as the worst song ever to emanate from the state of Texas, and said that it "set back the cause of white people in hip-hop a decade". Damn. The page also talks about a bootleg album called " Elvis' Greatest Shit " (charming), an album that is an "album consisting largely of outtakes and a selection of Elvis' movie soundtrack songs of the 1960s, which was deliberately made to highlight the worst of his career". The album is so classy, the album cover even has a real photo of Elvis in an open casket, like fuck.
• Unauthorizon
  Unauthorizon – bootleg games console database
• INT 10h
  "The world′s biggest collection of classic text mode fonts, system fonts and BIOS fonts from DOS-era IBM PCs and compatibles
• Senate Stock Watcher
  "This site includes financial disclosure reports for Senators, former Senators and Senate candidates filed from 2012 to present." Great resource to understand/utilize the insider trading going on in Washington DC
• 1041uuu
  ~pixel artizts~: 1041uuu | apolism | geographyofrobots | ktwpa | motocross-arts | setamo-arts
• Electric Grotto Collective
  "Trust your technolust"
• Basement Brothers
  Basement Brothers – in-depth videos on classic Japanese PC games
• Frog Find
  A search engine that strips down the results to basic HTML and has a classic search engine feel
• 30 MINUTES OF MADNESS
  30 Minutes of Madness is a cult public access-style video series dating back to 1992, featuring bizarre and offbeat short films, sketches, and video oddities under the Lethal Finger LLC banner. The site archives episodes, a blog, gallery, music, zines, and merch for fans of underground weird video culture.
• Authentic Vintage Posters
  Various high resolution vintage posters
• sega-ai
  psychicnewborn purpleabyss – anti-Barney site archive pyroplayers – a faux-retro online gaming magazine raphtheman sega-ai – barely-started site for the Sega AI computer... maybe someday shiningforcelibrary – Shining Force fan site shishka snimpeachyrpg – RPG site substack – web art gallery suppilulemur – sokoban game terribleideas – some k00l css text fx thegameboyabyss – Game Boy Advance fan site tinychaogarden – page dedicated to the Tiny Chao Garden from Sonic Advance town – town umjammercammy wiishopchannel – Wii shop channel recreation wolfpupy – a wolf who is also a pupy
• Kung-Fu Chess
  "Chess Without Turns. The world′s most popular strategy game goes real-time."
• ISC HiFi
  "Welcome to ISC HiFi. Explore new records daily from our growing collection of classics and rarities from around the world."
• Punk With A Camera
  Art and merch with an anarchist/punk spin, his design celebrating the co-pay killer is my personal fav
• Low Earth Orbit Visualization
  View and track satellites/space junk in real time
• KONBINI CONFESSIONS
  KONBINI CONFESSIONS – interviewing party people on the streets of Japan
• MicroWiki
  Wiki dedicated to micronation, nations that are unrecognised by the wider international community.
• Nuke Heck
  Top down shooter similar to Nuclear Throne
• psychicnewborn
  psychicnewborn purpleabyss – anti-Barney site archive pyroplayers – a faux-retro online gaming magazine raphtheman sega-ai – barely-started site for the Sega AI computer... maybe someday shiningforcelibrary – Shining Force fan site shishka snimpeachyrpg – RPG site substack – web art gallery suppilulemur – sokoban game terribleideas – some k00l css text fx thegameboyabyss – Game Boy Advance fan site tinychaogarden – page dedicated to the Tiny Chao Garden from Sonic Advance town – town umjammercammy wiishopchannel – Wii shop channel recreation wolfpupy – a wolf who is also a pupy
• kidwiththechemicalz
  "basically here it′s a personal website, is mostly dedicated to things i like and for expressing myself, so probably you would find... anything that goes through my head! like writings, shrines, a diary, etc..."
• Settei Dreams
  "The internets biggest archive of animation production materials. Here youll find model sheets, cel sketches, storyboards and other animation-related goodies."
• My Phone History
  A social network where people list/review the mobile phones they've used.
• Selfie2Anime
  A neural network that turns images of humans into ones hat look like they are from an Anime, not the best of NN, but oh well.
• The Advertising Archives
  "The Advertising Archives was established in 1990 by Larry and Suzanne Viner and is the largest and most comprehensive resource of its kind in Europe."
• Plane Crash Info
  An old, morbid website containing a database of plane crashes, sections of the site include maps of where crashes have occured, various stats, and a "last words" section where blackbox audio of the pilots before crashes can be listened to
• Photo Mosh
  Browser based glitch art creator
• NO MANA
  Very cool website of the musician "No Mana"
• rebirthfromtheashes.com
  A Call of Duty Warzone ARG created to tease the release of the Verdansk 1984 update, has very interesting graphic design
• Reclaim The Net
  "Defender free speech and individual liberty online." This publication reports on, and pushes back against, the misleading narratives of the technocrats and MSM
• shishka
  Shishka is a web archive-inspired personal site collecting buttons, blinkies, GIFs, and icons from the 90s and 00s web, alongside original art, shrines, reviews, and a browser-based game called 'No Follow' about the old internet. The meta keywords and section labels make clear that web graphics archiving and old-web nostalgia are the dominant focus of this carefully curated space.
• The Cover Project
  High res scans of video game cover art and similar materials
• Tiny Cartridge
  Tiny Cartridge – a long-running news blog centered on portable gaming and such
• Auman Museum of Radio & Television
  Radio/TV museum with a website that hasnt been updated since the early 2000s
• Mia's clown site
  Nice looking site ran by someone who has a passion for clowns. The site is semi-new, but has a fair amount of content on it, also the owner's art is very good. I don't really have an interest in clowns all that much, but I'm glad that the owner has one, she also seems to be quite a nice person.
• The Useless Web
  Load the page and click the button to go to a randomly selected useless website
• Red Viper
  Red Viper – Virtual Boy emulator for 3DS. A must-have for anyone with a modded system.
• Index page, for Absolute Beginners
  HTML tutorial from 1996.
• Plastic Hearts - Miley Cyrus
  An early 2000s themed official website for a Miley Cyrus album
• danooct1
  danooct1 – demonstrating retro computer viruses
• Weird Paul
  Weird Paul – lo-fi music + vintage home vids + other stuff (also his found footage channel )
• 80sCommercialVault
  80sCommercialVault – hundreds of commercial uploads from the 70s, 80s, and 90s
• Wyld File
  "Wyld File is an American Multi Media team specializing in the production of music videos for interweb, DVD-ROMs and televisions."
• keithstack
  keithstack – funny cartoon pictures
• Worlds.com
  Archive of the homepage for the 1995 virtual reality based chat program Worlds.com, also includes a link to download the installer for the Worlds program
• UK .gov Archives
  Big list of the earliest archives of all of the UK government's websites.
• Low Tech Magazine
  "Low-tech Magazine underscores the potential of past and often forgotten technologies and how they can inform sustainable energy practices." Fun fact: Low Tech Magazine has a solar powered alternative version to browse
• SegaXtreme
  A Sega forum, has information on obscure releases, hardware, and prototypes
• Victim of VHS
  BetaGems Lost Media / CBZ VHS / CN Bill / Consumer Time Capsule / CraigS1996's VCR & Media Closet / The Dead Media Group / Elliott's VHS Archive / Ethan's TV Junk Yard / Found Stuff / TheHauntedDriveIn / Joe's Video Depot / Kev The Ripper / Mitchell's Video Vault / Random Stuff I Find on VHS / Retro CCN / Retro VHS Gaming Videos / sakusero / This Old Tape / TV CASUALITY / Vance's Media Treasures / VHS no Anime / Victim of VHS / Video Archaeology / The WOC Archive – more misc. VHS stuff
• Old Maps Online
  "Discovering the catography of the past"
• Devilcorp.org
  "Dedicated to exposing the deceptive practices of sales cults known collectively as `Devilcorp`"
• Pixel Poppin Headquarters
  Archive of Craig Hickman′s website, you may know him best as the creator of the "Kid Pix" program
• ASCII Art
  The ASCII addiction also includes the making of ASCII pictures. You can find most of my pictures in my Gallery and some more information about the ′artist′ in me by clicking on my initials in any of my ASCII drawings.
• BioMedia Project
  "BioMedia Project is a not-for-profit, fan-operated archive of discontinued BIONICLE web and promotional media." Also contains downloads for PC and console BIONICLE games
• asciimoon
  asciimoon – what does the moon look like tonight, in ascii form?
• The Barney Fun Page!
  The Barney Fun Page!
• A Celebration of Women Writers
  Large collection of female writers throughout history.
• This Waifu Does Not Exist
  Generates a new Anime girl. A lot of the time it does well, quite a good neural network.
• SMW Central
  Super Mario World fan hacks and such
• Blaine`s World
  Personal website with various open source/shared projects of interest pertaining to technology and obsolete data formats. Two project highlights are their J-Card template editor,and their online voicemail box you can call into
• Rare Historical Photos
  "A website/blog exclusively dedicated to historical and rare photographs. Each historical photograph has a story to tell, each of them documents a major event in human history, each photo is a way to grasp the full meaning of the past."
• The Salmon of Capistrano
  Tons of salmon, all in wonderful 3D
• Let′s Decentralize
  "Alternatives to the standard internet stack" and indexes of various sites
• DrawBoard
  "This is an collaborative drawing board. Never will have crtl+z support. Git gud"
• Wikipedia nostalgia site
  Old version of the English Wikipedia, never updated, but still interesting.
• Technology Connections
  Technology Connections – educational discussions of mundane technologies
• Nobody Here
  "Nobody′s sorrow reports in word and image of his harrowing lack of adventure
• American Museum of Photography
  An older styled website dedicated to photography and history, my favorite page is their one on Tall Tale Postcards"
• BitFellas
  "We′re a bunch of folks who enjoy technology because it′s fun, entertaining, and allows us to create all sorts of neat things. Sometimes those things have uses. Sometimes they don′t." Forum and resource for vintage PC visual demos
• Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Database
  Find and download Yu-Gi-Oh! cards, has a preset option for cropped card artwork, image quality varies
• Mic′s Virtualand
  "Welcome to an outpost of virtual reality on the web. Virtual Reality(VR) involves the creation of 3D space you can move through and explore..."
• MelonKing
  "Hopefully you enjoy exploring my web-o-sphere, may it remind you that things do not have to be as they are."
• Petit tube
  A site that shows YouTube videos with zero views.
• Tracking The White House YouTube Channel
  Shows current like to dislike ratios on White House uploads as well as alleges the ratio is being manipulated
• DOS Haven
  "Let’s collect DOS games from 21st century and encourage others to make a new ones"
• Watch Cartoon Online
  Watch anime, cartoons, and general animation for free online
• Keitai Wiki
  Keitai Wiki – wiki on old Japanese phone games and their preservation
• Sonic Mega Collection
  Official website for the 2002 Gamecube release
• C. Martin Croker
  C. Martin Croker – classic Cartoon Network bumps and promos animated by the voice of Moltar and Zorak (R.I.P.)
• mugumogu
  mugumogu – Maru & Friends
• IroIro's Retro Emporium
  IroIro's Retro Emporium is a passion project covering obscure and classic anime, manga, and retro video games from the 80s and 90s, with individually written articles on titles like Legend of Black Heaven, Tokyo Babylon, and Baoh. The site shines a light on forgotten gems and under-the-radar series that slipped through the cracks, making it a treasure trove for fans of vintage Japanese animation and gaming.
• KolibriOS
  KolibriOS – Tiny tiny alternate OS.
• Vacuumland
  "The website and social network for experts, collectors and fans of vintage and brand new vacuum cleaners, floor polishers and all other floor care products"
• art.yale.edu
  "This website is the continually evolving effort of many people from many disciplines within the Yale School of Art and its wider circles. It is a wiki, meaning that every graduate student, staff person, and faculty member of the School can change this website′s content or add to it at any time."
• Vo.codes
  A machine learning text to speech generator for celebrities both real and fictional
• Online Sequencer
  Make music online.
• GST Channel
  GST Channel – themed VGM mixtapes
• umjammercammy
  psychicnewborn purpleabyss – anti-Barney site archive pyroplayers – a faux-retro online gaming magazine raphtheman sega-ai – barely-started site for the Sega AI computer... maybe someday shiningforcelibrary – Shining Force fan site shishka snimpeachyrpg – RPG site substack – web art gallery suppilulemur – sokoban game terribleideas – some k00l css text fx thegameboyabyss – Game Boy Advance fan site tinychaogarden – page dedicated to the Tiny Chao Garden from Sonic Advance town – town umjammercammy wiishopchannel – Wii shop channel recreation wolfpupy – a wolf who is also a pupy
• uBlock Origin
  LibreWolf – Alternative Firefox browser, minus Mozilla's bullshit. Includes adblocker uBlock Origin built-in.
• Vimm′s Lair
  "Inside you′ll find thousands of games, full-color manual scans, user ratings and reviews, and much more!" ROMs of numerous games can be found here.
• propellerarena
  propellerarena – fan site for lost Dreamcast game Propeller Arena
• Waterfox
  Waterfox – Another solid Firefox fork. Fast, private. Smooth.
• The Weather Channel Classics
  "TWC Classics is the oldest and largest website devoted to The Weather Channel."
• 9/11 Real Time
  Interactive site that has 9/11 TV broadcasts playing in real time
• nicolassassoon.com
  Website of the digital artist Nicolas Sassoon
• /newlambda
  Synth's personal creative hub showcases original artwork, game mods, creature collections, and a sketchbook alongside interests in biology, old websites, and retro games like the Petz series. The site is a hand-coded labor of love on Neocities, packed with adoptables, sprite work, a console vault, and a growing catalog of projects updated regularly.
• Malware Museum (collection)
  Collection of malware programs, usually viruses, that were distributed in the 1980s and 1990s on home computers, totally fine to run on the site as it is brought back to life via an emulation, so no real computer is infected.
• Which Face Is Real
  Site to test you to see which face you think is real and which you think is in fact one made by a neural network. This can be tricky at times, but once you know some tricks (for example, the network isn't all that good at recreating glasses or earnings), your spotting skills will becomes very good.
• I'm a fucking webmaster
  Like my status if ur a fucking webmaster.
• The Daniel From kent and Daniel Ate My BALLS Homepage
  Even OwlMan made an "ate my balls" page.
• GIMP
  GIMP – Free Photoshop alternative.
• mGBA
  mGBA – GBA/GB emulator. It can uprez "Mode 7" type graphics, which really cleans up games like F-Zero and Mario Kart.
• Nyaa
  Easy to browse/search anime torrenting website
• Ymir
  Ymir – Saturn emulator. New kid on the block. Another one to watch.
• shmuplations.com
  Shmuplations is a dedicated repository of translated interviews and developer commentary from Japanese game creators, focusing on classic arcade and console titles from the 80s and 90s. Featuring translated conversations with legends like Shigeru Miyamoto and coverage spanning platformers, RPGs, shmups, and fighting games, it offers rare behind-the-scenes insight into the golden age of Japanese game development.
• purpleabyss
  psychicnewborn purpleabyss – anti-Barney site archive pyroplayers – a faux-retro online gaming magazine raphtheman sega-ai – barely-started site for the Sega AI computer... maybe someday shiningforcelibrary – Shining Force fan site shishka snimpeachyrpg – RPG site substack – web art gallery suppilulemur – sokoban game terribleideas – some k00l css text fx thegameboyabyss – Game Boy Advance fan site tinychaogarden – page dedicated to the Tiny Chao Garden from Sonic Advance town – town umjammercammy wiishopchannel – Wii shop channel recreation wolfpupy – a wolf who is also a pupy
• cursed.lol
  Curated selection of "cursed" webpages
• Sharpest ever view of the Andromeda Galaxy
  Dummy thicc space image, absolute fucking madlad. for reference the fullsize image is 4.3gb and 69536 x 22230 px (approx 1.5 billion total).
• They Rule
  An interactive way to learn about and see the connections between powerful people, companies, and more. Once you start getting names, TruePeopleSearch can get you addresses too...
• error-666
  error-666 – many clickable things
• Atari Age
  "AtariAge is dedicated to bringing you the latest Atari news, providing support for the Atari community, and maintaining an extensive historical archive. We also sell new games for the Atari 2600 and 5200, in addition to accessories and collecting supplies."
• refuge.tokyo
  refuge.tokyo – snazzy & thorough Japanese games database
• Fighting Game Characters | TFG
  "Welcome to TFG′s world renowned character database...featuring just about every fighting game character in existence."
• Free Steam Keys
  This is always gold.
• Suno.AI
  An AI song generator that can generate instrumentals and spoken song from a simple prompt or detailed lyrics. The output is pretty decent, lots of meme potential here
• Staggering Beauty
  A dancing worm
• National Archives
  "Online resources to records collections held by repositories in the states."
• Station Schedule
  Priyom.org is an international group of radio enthusiasts who came together during 2010 when activity from the station known as "UVB-76" increased.
• dingusland
  dingusland
• Jmail - Jeffrey Epstein`s Emails
  Browse through the Epstein Files as if you are logged into his Gmail account, see also the Jiki
• Atari 2600 Label Maker
  "This Atari 2600 Label Maker produces authentic looking Atari 2600 Labels including the famous ′Picture Label′ using your own image and title."
• Old E3 VHS Videos
  Old E3 VHS Videos – what it says
• Naira Land
  Nigerian forum
• Pen Island Pens
  Apparently the URL can look like something else.
• Yamauchi No.10 Family Office
  This website has a really cool design. The Yamauchi`s founded Nintendo and their org is dedicated to fostering innovation and addressing societal challenges through investments and initiatives
• jadapaige
  jadapaige – famous creator of sexdick
• Ad-less YouTube Downloader
  A basic no bullshit web based YouTube downloader
• LRS Wiki
  "This is a Wiki for less retarded software, less retarded society (LRS) and related topics, mainly those of society, its culture and ideal political views etc." Schizo/NSFW content with links to other interesting sites
• DAIKONET
  DAIKONET is an adult-oriented personal homepage on Neocities with a moody, old-web aesthetic and image-heavy layout. The minimal text and cryptic taglines give it a distinctly atmospheric feel reminiscent of early internet personal pages.
• My-Korea.info
  "Search sites in North Korea...The world`s first North Korean search engine"
• This resume does not exist
  Make up a whole new resume (CV)!
• Lotus Cube - Links
  Redundancy is good. AKA decentralization from Google and so-called "search engines."
• Archiverse
  Archiverse – Miiverse archive
• Evolution of the Scrollbar
  Created by Sébastien Matos as an ECAL student project, this visual timeline traces the evolution of the scrollbar from Xerox Star in 1981 through Windows 10 in 2015, with screenshots of each OS interface. It is a concise and fascinating piece of UI history that shows how a seemingly mundane interface element transformed over four decades of computing.
• Floor796
  Floor796 is a massive, ever-expanding animated scene set on the 796th floor of a space station, packed with hundreds of references to memes, games, films, anime, and music. Visitors can zoom and pan across a sprawling pixel-art world to discover countless pop culture easter eggs hidden throughout the intricate, living illustration.
• 7nonsense
  7nonsense is a charming personal blog by a vintage technology enthusiast who shoots photos exclusively with old digital cameras like the Sony Mavica and Nintendo Game Boy Camera. The site spans blog posts, collections, glitch art, and shrines, all wrapped in a quirky retro-web aesthetic that celebrates old technology, video games, and music.
• Nathan's Toasty Technology Page
  Nathan Lineback's long-running tech page is best known for its comprehensive GUI Gallery, tracing the history and evolution of graphical user interfaces across decades of operating systems. The site also features sharp anti-Internet-Explorer commentary, Windows utility downloads, and a collection of classic DOOM levels and screenshots.
• The Death Generator
  The Death Generator, created by Alice Averlong, is a web tool that lets you create fake 'game over' and death screen text images in the style of classic video games. With a gallery of generators and support for custom text, transparent backgrounds, and GIF export, it's a delightfully nerdy playground for meme-makers and retro gaming fans alike.

April 17, 2026

• Zune Update
  Zune Update – Update your Zune.
• Vivaldi
  Vivaldi – A different browser, from the creators of Opera. Extremely customizable.

April 9, 2026

• Dailymotion
  Dailymotion — a technology page from dailymotion.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

March 2, 2026

• NOVA
  NOVA — a technology page from pbs.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

February 24, 2026

• Ground Zero II
  Ground Zero II — a technology page from carloslabs.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

February 1, 2026

• Wide-band WebSDR
  On this page you can listen to and control a short-wave receiver located at the amateur radio club ETGD at the University of Twente
• Nintendo.co.jp Official Index of N64 games [Japanese]
  Nintendo.co.jp has a plethora of 90s era webpages still active. Games featured here include Super Mario 64, Smash Bros., and Perfect Dark
• Winamp Skin Museum
  Winamp Skin Museum – an interactive archive of 65,000 80,000 old Winamp skins
• Virtual Boy.com
  "We′re a dedicated and enthusiastic community of Virtual Boy fans, gamers, collectors, hackers and homebrew developers."
• Make Frontend Shit Again
  The golden age of the Internet is DEAD.
• This Person Does Not Exist
  Generates a new face made by a deep learning AI.
• Photopea
  Browser based photo editor, works similarly to Photoshop and can even open.psd and Gimp files. Works on mobile too
• Image Glitch Tool
  "With this app, you can glitch your own images by dragging an image into the browser window."
• The Most Amazing Website on the Internet
  "WELCOME TO THE INTERNET!!!! WELCOME to My hoempage!!!! THIS IS MY HOMEPAGE!!! ITS THE BEST PAGE!!!!"
• TheShadowLands.net
  On-line since 1994, claims to be the oldest paranormal website still operating
• Akiyoshi′s illusion pages
  "Akiyoshi KITAOKA, Professor, Psychology, Ritsumeikan University, Osaka, Japan studying visual perception, visual illusion, optical illusion, trompe l′oeil, 3D, etc. ORCID"
• Cameron's World
  Cameron's World is a stunning web-collage assembled by Cameron Askin from thousands of archived GeoCities pages spanning 1994 to 2009, celebrating the raw, chaotic beauty of early personal homepages. Equal parts art project and digital archaeology, it immerses visitors in the animated GIFs, gaudy backgrounds, and unfiltered self-expression that defined the old web.
• Fauux
  An interesting Serial Experiments Lain fansite/ARG
• SpaceJam.com
  >C′mon and slam, it′s the official website for the 1996 film Space Jam. Space Jam 2 even has a site variation paying omage to the original
• Musgle
  Too scared to download SoulSeek? Powered by Google search engine, this looks primarily for music files hosted on clearnet sites
• fUSION Anomaly
  An unusual website that explores a wide range of topics, including technology, culture, and consciousness. There is a TON of stuff on here
• Area 51 - Dreamland Resort
  Area 51 website whose owner was raided by glowies for reasons unknown
• User Inyerface
  A goofy website/game that is "a challenging exploration of user interactions and design patterns." Your brain will hurt trying to navigate this as it subverts all web design navigation standards
• The Million Dollar Homepage
  "A million pixels arranged in a 1000 × 1000 pixel grid; the image-based links on it were sold for $1 per pixel in 10 × 10 blocks"
• the end of town (scroll down)
  An atmospheric, image-heavy Neocities page titled 'the end of town' that invites visitors to scroll through a curated sequence of visuals accompanied by audio. The minimal text and rich imagery suggest a mood-driven, artistic experience typical of the expressive personal web revival scene.
• noclip.website
  noclip.website – ultra cool site to view 3D video game worlds right in your browser!
• Flashpoint
  Flashpoint – A large-scale Flash preservation project. A client allows you to search, download, and run a massive collection of stuff.
• Pixel Joint - The Internet Pixel Art Gallery
  Pixel Joint is a long-running online gallery and community dedicated entirely to pixel art, hosting hundreds of thousands of pieces alongside challenges, showcases, and a Hall of Fame. With over 5 million ratings, active weekly contests, and a vibrant forum, it stands as one of the premier destinations for pixel artists of all skill levels to share work and compete.

January 30, 2026

• Virtual x86
  Emulate operating systems via your browser, including MS-DOS and Windows 98
• angusnicneven.com
  "Ｙｏｕ ｈａｖｅ ｎｏ ｃｈａｎｃｅ ｏｆ ｓｕｒｖｉｖｉｎｇ ｔｈｉｓ ｐｌａｃｅ．Ｔｕｒｎ ｂａｃｋ ｎｏｗ， ｗｈｉｌｅ ｔｈｅｒｅ ｉｓ ｓｔｉｌｌ ｔｉｍｅ．"
• JSPaint
  Original MS Paint for your browser
• GifCities
  GifCities – GeoCities gif search engine (powered by the invaluable Internet Archive )

January 24, 2026

• Become a Millionaire in 58,398 Easy Steps! (Infographic)
  Become a Millionaire in 58,398 Easy Steps! (Infographic) — a technology page from instantshift.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

January 15, 2026

• Shockwave
  Shockwave — a technology page from popsci.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

January 11, 2026

• Windows 93
  A browser based vaporwave inspired Windows parody OS
• Wilby
  Search engine which only finds Web 1.0 sites, useful for finding niche personal sites and filtering out the corporate web
• 16colo.rs - ANSI/ASCII art archive
  Sixteen Colors is a comprehensive archive preserving ANSI and ASCII artpacks released through the BBS underground art scene from the early 1990s to the present day. Visitors can browse by artist, group, year, or file type, exploring thousands of pieces from a vibrant era of text-mode digital art.
• Museum of Endangered Sounds
  Click through the iconic sounds of old tech (modems, VHS, etc.).
• Web Design Museum
  "Web Design Museum exhibits thousands of websites that chronicle forgotten trends in web design from its beginnings in the 1990s to the mid-00s."
• zombo.com
  zombo.com

January 1, 2026

• 8pen
  8pen — a technology site at the8pen.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.

December 15, 2025

• Techzug.com
  Techzug.com — a technology page from techzug.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

December 13, 2025

• Vortex Cannon Demolishes House « Wonderment Blog
  Vortex Cannon Demolishes House « Wonderment Blog — a technology page from wonderhowto.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

December 5, 2025

• Portable Map Projector Concept
  Portable Map Projector Concept — a technology page from toxel.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

November 14, 2025

• Bert Kreischer and His Pranks on Hotel Maids
  Bert Kreischer and His Pranks on Hotel Maids — a technology page from thumbpress.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• The Tenth Dimension
  The Tenth Dimension — a technology page from geekarmy.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

October 23, 2025

• Dyson takes blades off fans with Air Multiplier
  Dyson takes blades off fans with Air Multiplier — a technology page from techradar.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

July 26, 2025

• Ever Wonder What Every Space Mission From the Last 50 Years Looks Like on One Map?
  Ever Wonder What Every Space Mission From the Last 50 Years Looks Like on One Map? — a technology page from popsci.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

June 22, 2025

• Awesome Table PC Build
  Awesome Table PC Build — a technology page from tomshardware.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

April 17, 2025

• Brilliant water
  Brilliant water — a technology page from core77.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

March 8, 2025

• Dailymotion
  Dailymotion — a technology page from dailymotion.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

November 3, 2024

• Aerogel: See
  Aerogel: See — a technology page from dornob.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

October 15, 2024

• Whats Happened With Cell Phones This Decade?
  Whats Happened With Cell Phones This Decade? — a technology page from cellphones.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

October 8, 2024

• Amp Up a Laser Pointer
  Amp Up a Laser Pointer — a technology page from howto.wired.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

August 20, 2024

• 10 Computer and Tech Concepts We Hope Come True
  10 Computer and Tech Concepts We Hope Come True — a technology page from blog.sherweb.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

August 12, 2024

• Light Touch projector makes any surface a touchscreen
  Light Touch projector makes any surface a touchscreen — a technology page from pocket-lint.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.

August 7, 2024

• Learn the Science Behind Glow Sticks by Making Your Own
  Learn the Science Behind Glow Sticks by Making Your Own — a technology page from lifehacker.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.