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https://vladivanov.me/feed
Vladislav Ivanov is a front-end developer and ITMO University graduate who writes technical articles covering topics like internationalization, monorepos, Git, TypeScript, and custom font design. The blog digs into real front-end engineering challenges with code examples and detailed write-ups, making it a useful read for developers interested in modern web development.
https://madcreeper.neocities.org/
Fuego's Cave is the personal site of MadCreeper, creator of BonziBUDDY Rewritten and PeedyBUDDY, two projects that revive the classic Microsoft Agent animated desktop companions. The site reflects a deep enthusiasm for old Windows operating systems and Microsoft Agent technology, with links to projects, a webring, and community ties to TMAFE and agentpedia.
https://thunix.net/~naglfar
Hosted on Thunix, this site offers a collection of practical Linux and Unix tutorials covering topics like Tar backups, Blender rendering, OpenSSH, digital image tools, and audio/video conversion. It serves as a handy reference hub for command-line users and open-source enthusiasts looking for concise how-to guides.
https://chris-lamb.co.uk/posts/can-you-get-cp-to-give-a-progress-bar-like-wget
Chris Lamb's technical blog features clever shell scripting tips, including this post demonstrating how to add a wget-style progress bar to the cp command using strace and awk. A concise and satisfying hack for Linux power users who want more feedback during file copy operations.
https://pionilaakso.neocities.org/
Peony Valley is a lovingly crafted old-web tribute site by a creator who spent years learning CSS to finally build the early-2000s homepage they always dreamed of. With a Y2K aesthetic, webrings, a button wall, and sections for personal interests, it channels the nostalgic charm of early Geocities-era personal pages.
https://legacyhighwebone.tripod.com/links.htm
A tutorial page covering HTML hyperlinks in detail, explaining link destinations, labels, targets, and various link types including page links, new window links, anchor links, file links, and email links. Part of what appears to be a structured web design course, it includes code examples and a hands-on assignment for students to practice creating links.
https://nonk.dev/
Nonk's personal developer site highlights a passion for low-level programming, GNU/Linux, and game development using raylib and SDL3. The site features links to projects, a blog, guestbook, and a lively collection of webrings and friend links typical of the indie web scene.
https://degraeve.com/reference/urlencoding.php
A handy reference page from DeGraeve.com listing every URL-encoded character with its corresponding percent-encoded hex value, covering ASCII, special symbols, and extended Latin characters. Part of a larger toolset site, this page serves developers and web enthusiasts who need a quick lookup table for URL encoding without digging through documentation.
https://peelopaalu.neocities.org/
Peelopaalu is a hand-curated link directory maintained by a single person until July 2024, collecting a wonderfully eclectic mix of old web gems, retro tech blogs, Habbo Hotel archives, ASCII art, DOS resources, and internet oddities. The directory spans hundreds of links across five pages, offering a snapshot of niche internet culture that feels like a guided tour through forgotten corners of the web.
https://photoshopetiquette.com/
Photoshop Etiquette is a structured guide covering best practices for organizing Photoshop files in a web design workflow, with chapters on layers, assets, typography, effects, and quality control. It advocates for clarity and empathy when handing off PSDs, making it a practical reference for designers who collaborate or revisit their own work.