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https://roflcopterr.nekoweb.org/
terminalTechnologist's personal homepage on Nekoweb, built with heavy use of JavaScript and iframes and optimized for Firefox on a 1366x768 display. The site credits Petrapixel's layout generator and features classic old-web elements like enter/exit buttons and browser recommendation badges.
https://feeblu.neocities.org/
Lilly's fledgling personal site 'Reasonability' is a charming work-in-progress featuring shrines, music, cooking, drawings, programming notes, and a DIY MP3 player PCB project. The site has a playful, self-aware tone with a spinny cube sitemap and honest admissions that most pages are still empty.
https://andrewspittle.com/
Andrew Spittle is a web professional and Head of Customer Experience at Automattic who writes weeknotes, farm logs, and reflections on software, reading, and rural life. His site blends tech industry perspective with personal chronicles of a new farming adventure and thoughts on customer support as a legitimate career path.
https://nixfox.ca/
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.
https://plantay.me/
Dima (alias plantay) runs this personal weblog covering Linux, the small web, experimental audio, motion graphics, and self-sufficiency with an impressive 36,000+ words across 68 pages. The site is a thoughtful digital home base with weeknotes, a bookshelf, bookmarks, and micro-posts that give a genuine window into a creative technologist's daily life.
https://oerrorpage.neocities.org/
Oerrorpage is a gleefully chaotic personal site that celebrates old-web aesthetics, obsolete HTML tags like the marquee, and retro web culture with webrings, 88x31 buttons, and a MIDI collection. The creator leans hard into nostalgic internet absurdity, featuring flash content, software reviews, a logo archive, and participation in a dozen webrings.
https://mnot.net/rss/tutorial
Written by Mark Nottingham, this tutorial covers everything a content publisher or webmaster needs to know about RSS and Atom web feeds, from what they are to how to publish them well. It includes guidance on choosing a feed format, autodiscovery, caching, validation, and tips for producing high-quality feeds.
https://sonette.neocities.org/
Quixotic Monarch's personal site on Neocities is built as a deliberate rejection of modern social media surveillance, tracking, and AI data harvesting. The site is a work in progress featuring sections for interests, personal works, shrines, and webrings, with a strong ethos around digital privacy using Linux, Mullvad browser, and privacy-focused email.
https://librarian.dev/
Mikael Jergefelt is a medical librarian and web developer at Karolinska Institutet who showcases a portfolio of thoughtful UI and UX projects, including a disc golf visualizer, a conversational scientific referencing guide, and a Progressive Web App game built to spare his kids from ad-laden apps. The site also features writing on library technology topics like Bluetooth beacons for physical patrons and mobile health information tools, making it a rich intersection of librarianship and modern web development.
https://mxbo.neocities.org/rss/ring
RomOS Feed Webring is a community webring dedicated to personal website owners who use RSS feeds, created by mxbo to help small web enthusiasts discover and follow each other's content through syndication. It includes guides on RSS vs Atom formats, joining rules, and ready-made widget code so members can display the ring on their own handmade sites.