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https://pdw.ex-parrot.com/Mail-RFC822-Address.html
Paul Warren's project page for Mail::RFC822::Address, a Perl module that validates email addresses against the RFC 822 grammar using regular expressions rather than a parser, making it significantly faster to load. The page includes a download link, documentation, an online tester, and a fascinatingly complex auto-generated regular expression that illustrates just how intricate RFC 822 email validation really is.
http://mysmilies.com/
MySmilies.com is a long-running smiley and emoticon resource created by cwm (Gerald Burns), offering a large collection of forum smilies organized by tags and collections for easy browsing. Visitors can copy smilies in BB code, HTML, or Markdown with a single click, making it a handy tool for forum users and community members looking to spice up their posts.
https://punbb.informer.com/
PunBB is the official home of a fast, lightweight PHP-powered forum software package that has been actively developed since August 2003. Visitors can download multiple versions, browse documentation, access the GitHub repository, and find official extensions for setting up their own discussion boards.
https://colincogle.name/
Colin Cogle is a Connecticut-based IT professional and open-source developer whose homepage links to his blog, PGP key, GitHub projects, and contributions to outlets like 2600: The Hacker Quarterly and the PowerShell Gallery. The site reflects a technically oriented personality with membership in several indie web communities including the 512KB Club, no-JS Club, and multiple webrings.
http://nsftools.com/tips/MSFTP.htm
A comprehensive reference listing every command available in the Microsoft Windows command-line FTP client, drawn directly from Windows NT help files and organized with syntax details and parameter explanations. Developers and sysadmins will find it especially useful for scripting FTP tasks or troubleshooting command-line file transfers.
http://aquanet.de/
This site at aquanet.de consists of a single image with no visible text or navigational content, making its topic nearly impossible to determine. The page appears to be a shell or placeholder with essentially no accessible content for visitors to explore.
https://tilde.club/~thegreekgeek
Rob (thegreekgeek) hosts a tilde.club personal site built with 11ty, documenting his tinkering with web templates, Nunjucks, Jinja2, and Home Assistant projects. The site is actively under construction, with a feed of notes and posts chronicling the process of wiring together a static blog from scratch.
https://zylstra.org/opml/tonzylstra.opml
Ton Zylstra's curated blogroll presented as an OPML file, making it both human-readable and importable directly into any RSS or feed reader application. A useful snapshot of one person's web reading habits, this kind of structured subscription list is a classic artifact of the blogging and open web era.
https://shishka.neocities.org/
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.
https://kevquirk.com/
Kev Quirk's personal blog covers web development, blogging platforms, and open web advocacy, with posts ranging from project launches like Pure Blog and Pure Comments to opinions on browser features and internet culture. The site reflects a hands-on web enthusiast who builds and shares tools for the indie web community, including the well-known 512kb Club project.