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https://jwz.org/
Jamie Zawinski, co-founder of Netscape and Mozilla.org and primary developer of Lucid Emacs, maintains this personal hub linking to his blog, DNA Lounge nightclub, hacks, and other projects. A piece of internet history from one of the most influential figures in early open-source and browser development.
http://bertel.de/software/rdfc/index-en.html
RDFC is a free Windows console utility by Bertel that generates binary files of any size filled with random data, useful for developers who need to stress-test their applications with large files up to 1 TB. The page covers usage parameters, system requirements, and a direct ZIP download with MD5 checksum for verification.
https://search-22.com/
Search-22 is a long-running directory of internet search tools, aggregating over 22 search engines including Google, DuckDuckGo, Yandex, Wolfram|Alpha, and many lesser-known alternatives in one convenient interface. Running since 2002, it organizes search resources by category including news, recipes, health, and humor, making it a handy meta-search launching pad for web veterans.
http://danluu.com/
Dan Luu's technical blog covers software engineering, systems performance, computer architecture, and the tech industry with a sharp analytical lens. Posts range from deep dives into cache incidents and latency pitfalls to broader essays on hiring, productivity, and organizational culture.
http://faximum.com/faqs/fax
Hosted by Faximum Software Inc., this is a comprehensive FAQ covering fax technology drawn from the comp.dcom.fax newsgroup, addressing everything from modem compatibility and fax resolution to internet faxing and legal restrictions. It includes a glossary, standards references, and curated magazine reviews of fax software and hardware across UNIX, DOS/Windows, and Mac platforms.
https://clovergotchi.neocities.org/
Hailey's personal Neocities site documents her hands-on journey learning HTML and CSS from scratch, with a charming old-web aesthetic full of stamps, stickers, webrings, and shrines. The site is explicitly framed as a coding learning project, with credits and resources for web development tools prominently featured alongside her progress diary.
https://ctq.ro/
A minimalist personal site by ctq featuring links to a git repository alongside brief personal notes written in Romanian. The sparse layout and direct link to source code suggest a developer's homepage built for simplicity.
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://binarydigit.net/
Chas is a tech director building a personal corner of the indie web, sharing posts about open source, retro tech, art, gaming, and the philosophy of a smaller, weirder internet. The site blends short-form blog entries, art, photography, and a 'Weak Notes' series alongside IndieWeb integrations like a guestbook, blogroll, and ActivityPub presence.
https://lucio.boxofcox.org/
Lucio's Rambles is the personal blog of an aspiring game developer, covering a wide mix of topics from tech news and local politics to everyday life observations. The site is refreshingly candid, with no promises of consistency or coherence, just honest posts from someone with a lot on their mind.