Computers & Internet
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https://rietta.com/firefox/Tutorial/overview.html
A preserved legacy tutorial from 2005, written by nine Georgia Tech students, covering the full process of developing extensions for Mozilla Firefox 1.5. Topics include packaging, GUI creation, user preferences, localization, security, and distribution, making it a fascinating historical snapshot of early Firefox extension development.
https://rainy.gay/
Cinnabar Rain is the personal corner of Dime, a creative who built this site to organize and share their ongoing projects, shrines, and other small works in progress. A standout feature is the elaborate style switcher offering multiple named themes including 'inside a dream factory' and 'desert bloom', making the site itself a showcase of thoughtful web craftsmanship.
https://dontdalon.com/
Dalon is a software developer and music producer who has built a quirky personal homepage showcasing his own apps and small web projects, including a Fish Fryer game, a random night-sky generator, a lava lamp, and a cat explosion widget. The site also features a blog, YouTube radio, wallpapers, and music, making it a creative showcase of his varied digital creations.
https://pix.crd.co/
Pix Resources is a free graphics collection offering pixels, dividers, PNGs, blinkies, stamps, buttons, backgrounds, and fonts for building personal websites. The site features an extensive library of themed pixel sets and decorative assets, making it a handy one-stop shop for old-web and Neocities-style site creators.
https://q.pfiffer.org/
Quinlan Pfiffer's personal site blends programming projects, outdoor adventures, and eclectic writing under the banner 'Malevolent Cartography.' Notable projects include OlegDB, a transactional datastore, a C micro web-framework called 38-Moths, and a Google SparseHash reimplementation, alongside blog posts about packrafting, skiing, and car living.
https://hansfast.net/
Hans is a designer and thinker focused on information architecture, digital data ownership, and learning spaces, blending visual design with ideas about how people interact with tools and knowledge. His latest writing explores concepts like distributed full-text search via RSS and modern phone call etiquette, making this a thoughtful mix of design philosophy and practical internet ideas.
https://blogroll.club/
Blogroll Club is a curated directory of 333 blogs organized into categories like Art, Gaming, History, Music, Photography, and more, giving visitors an easy way to discover active personal blogs across the web. It harkens back to the old-web tradition of blogrolls, offering RSS subscription support and a submission form so bloggers can get their sites listed.
https://icarusdean.neocities.org/
ICHOR.system is a stylized personal page by Icarusdean, presented entirely in ASCII art with a retro terminal aesthetic. The site leans heavily into old-school computer culture with its text-based layout and monospaced visual design.
https://blissfully.neocities.org/
A Neocities personal page by a creator called Blissfully that is currently under construction, with just a friendly greeting and a promise that new content is coming soon. There is almost nothing here yet, but it signals a handcrafted personal site in the making.
https://example.rutar.org/
A minimal demonstration webpage created to accompany an article on webpage development, showing a basic working example with linked source code on GitHub. The site serves as a practical reference for readers learning about building simple web pages.