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https://stason.org/TULARC/pc
TULARC's PC section is a sprawling reference archive covering virtually every aspect of personal computer hardware, from CPU and BIOS info centers to detailed specs for motherboards, network cards, hard drives, modems, and optical drives. Assembled by StasoSphere.com, it compiles FAQs, jumper settings, pinouts, and configuration guides that were invaluable for DIY builders and technicians of the era.
http://aim.gaysexonline.net/
A sprawling personal file server hosting a eclectic mix of archived content including music, aerial maps of pre-1945 Danzig, CIA World Factbook data, cartographic visualizations of Poland, game levels, photos, and miscellaneous software. The site serves over 4 terabytes of data and reflects the wide-ranging digital hoarding interests of its LGBTQ+ creator.
https://anybrowser.org/
Home of the Viewable With Any Browser Campaign, this site by Cari D. Burstein advocates for accessible web design that works across all browsers and platforms. It also hosts a collection of related resources including BBEdit tips, game guides, and archived community pages from various old-web projects.
https://webring.nerdcore.net/
A webring dedicated to nerdcore, the hip-hop subgenre celebrating geek culture, gaming, and internet life. The site provides code for members to embed the ring on their own pages and connect with other nerdcore-themed sites.
https://www.duncanmackenzie.net/
Duncan Mackenzie's personal blog covers engineering management, software development practices, and web performance, with posts ranging from peer feedback strategies to adding e-commerce and photo galleries to a Hugo-based site. The mix of leadership advice and hands-on technical tutorials makes it a practical read for developers moving into management or building their own web projects.
https://www.laurennishizaki.com/projects/2018/04/personal-website
Lauren Nishizaki documents how she built her personal website from scratch using Jekyll, covering her journey from Blogspot frustration to a fully self-hosted static site with a travel blog, photo gallery, and projects section. The writeup is a detailed technical walkthrough touching on CSS, HTML, hosting with Digital Ocean and Caddy, domain setup with Namecheap, and the resources that helped her learn web development.
https://canro91.github.io/2025/01/13/BlogQuestionsChallenge
Cesar Aguirre's software engineering blog covers coding, unit testing, and developer career advice drawn from years of professional experience. The site blends technical tutorials with personal reflections on how blogging itself accelerated his growth as a developer and helped him land jobs.
https://alex.flounder.online/tech/bigandsmall.gmi
A curated directory of small, low-tech, non-commercial web platforms and communities championing the indie web revival movement. Created by alex on Flounder, it collects platforms like tildeverse and bearblog alongside essential reading about why the small web matters.
https://souptonuts.sourceforge.net/postfix_tutorial.html
Mike Chirico's detailed step-by-step tutorial walks home Linux users through configuring Postfix and Fetchmail to send and receive Gmail with SASL authentication and TLS encryption. The guide covers mail server setup, fetchmail with STARTTLS, inter-home-network mail forwarding, and automated email backups, making it a thorough reference for self-hosted Linux mail on a home network.
https://cleverdevil.io/
Jonathan LaCour's personal web home since 2002, featuring nearly 16,000 posts spanning microblogs, photos, check-ins, movies watched, and more collected over 25 years. The site showcases an impressive IndieWeb-style timeline with a "Time Machine" feature, yearly review summaries, and a custom feed generator for personalized RSS subscriptions.