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http://plasma-online.de/index.html
PLASMA online is a hardware identification and reference guide that lets users look up computer components by chip, picture, manufacturer, serial number, or FCC ID. The site covers CPUs, chipsets, graphics cards, audio, networking hardware, and more, with overclocking tweaks and upgrade advice rounding out the resource.
https://digitalspaceplace.neocities.org/
Digital Space Place is a visually bold personal site on Neocities, built with flashing gifs, bright colors, and fast-moving imagery that give it a classic old-web aesthetic. The site warns visitors about photosensitive content and requests privacy around linking, hinting at a carefully curated personal creative space.
https://thevideodredd.neocities.org/
TheVideoDredd is a minimalist personal homepage on Neocities, currently in its earliest stages with just an about page and fanlisting links in place. The creator is candid about the site being a slow work in progress, giving it a charmingly honest old-web feel.
http://netbsd.org/ports/macppc/faq.html
The official NetBSD/macppc FAQ covers everything a user needs to install and run NetBSD on PowerPC-based Apple hardware, from booting and partitioning to Open Firmware, supported hardware models, and peripheral configuration. With dozens of detailed questions and answers spanning networking, ADB keyboards, USB devices, and kernel options, it serves as an indispensable technical reference for running this Unix-like OS on older Power Macs and PowerBooks.
https://cosgan.de/smilie.php?wahl=0&ziel=froehlich&setlang=english
Cosgan.de is a large collection of animated smilies, emoticons, and GIFs organized into categories like happy, angry, love, animals, food, and more. Visitors can copy image URLs in multiple code formats including UBB, making it easy to drop these free graphics into forums, websites, and messages.
https://zophar.net/
Zophar's Domain is one of the oldest and most comprehensive emulation resource sites on the web, offering downloads for emulators across dozens of classic platforms including NES, SNES, N64, Sega, and Commodore 64. Visitors can also find video game music files (NSF, PSF, SPC formats), ROM hacks, savestates, cheats, translations, and technical documents, making it an essential stop for retro gaming and emulation enthusiasts.
https://ctp-webr.ing/
The Catppuccin Webring connects personal websites and developer pages united by their use of the popular Catppuccin pastel color palette theme. Powered by the ringfairy tool and hosted on GitHub, it lists dozens of member sites and provides easy navigation between them.
https://milliondollarhomepage.com/
Created by 21-year-old Alex Tew in 2005, this iconic site sold one million pixels of ad space at $1 each to fund his university education, becoming a viral internet phenomenon. Every pixel on the homepage was purchased by advertisers and linked to external sites, making it a legendary example of grassroots internet entrepreneurship.
https://webrings.nickifaulk.com/
Created by Nicki Faulk, this compendium collects and organizes multiple webrings covering collectives, fanlistings, Tumblr sites, and Blogger sites. It serves as a hub for old-web style community navigation, with more rings promised as the project grows.
https://www.rainbowcemetery.com/devring
Rainbow Cemetery hosts a retro-styled webring dedicated to game developers and gamedev-adjacent creators, connecting indie devs and hobbyists through old-school navigation bars. The ring emphasizes community discovery in the spirit of the late-90s web, welcoming any gamedev site while explicitly excluding AI-generated content and hate.