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https://technicalinfo.net/tools/index.html
TechnicalInfo.net by Gunter Ollmann offers a comprehensive toolkit for passive information gathering, including domain WHOIS lookups, DNS records, IP address lookups, traceroutes, and bandwidth speed tests. The collection is aimed at security researchers and network administrators, with tools organized around reconnaissance techniques and network analysis.
https://yuanchuan.dev/pixel-patterns
Yuanchuan explores the mathematics behind pixel grid patterns, implementing them using CSS custom functions, WebGL shaders, and a custom @pattern syntax. The article walks through progressively refined approaches to rendering large-scale generative patterns, complete with code examples and links to a live CodePen demo.
https://lab.artlung.com/webmentions
Joe Crawford's ArtLung Lab is a sprawling collection of web experiments, CSS demos, bookmarklets, and code snippets spanning decades of hands-on web development. Visitors can explore creative browser-based projects like a CSS Kanban board, a Windows 95-style popover, MathML tests, and dozens of other interactive web curiosities.
http://tilde.club/~joeld
Joel Dueck's tilde.club personal page blends a whimsical ASCII art header with a web log chronicling his ongoing projects, including converting his long-running website into a book using Pollen markup and LaTeX. Posts touch on web development, publishing tools, Python scripting, and the creative intersection of coding and writing that has defined his online presence since 1998.
https://lilysthings.org/
Lily's personal homepage is a charmingly chaotic corner of the web run by a self-described hot gamer girl who quad-boots Arch Linux, Windows 10, macOS, and FreeBSD. Packed with strong opinions on music, rhythm games, OLED dark mode, and open-source web culture, it's a love letter to the indie web aesthetic with handwritten HTML and a last.fm integration.
https://blog.shr4pnel.com/
Shr4pnel's personal blog covers a mix of tech topics including server migrations, GPG/PGP/SSH guides, and site analytics alongside music and general musings. The site has a cozy old-web aesthetic with webrings, friend links, and a graveyard section for expired domains.
https://vipercard.net/
ViperCard is an open source recreation and reimagination of Apple's classic 1987 HyperCard application, rebuilt to run in modern browsers. Visitors can launch the app directly, play embedded games like Glider and Spaceman Gamma, browse scripting API documentation, and follow a crowdfunded roadmap for features like HC stack import and MIDI music creation.
https://sleepys.cafe/
Sleepy's Cafe is a cozy, atmospheric Neocities personal site currently under construction, welcoming visitors with a warm invitation and an autoplay video for ambiance. The site is just beginning to take shape, with a single entry gif and a minimalist layout hinting at a charming cafe-themed web presence.
https://archive.techarp.com/showarticle2db5.html?artno=602&pgno=0
Tech ARP is a long-running technology resource site featuring detailed hardware guides, BIOS optimization references, and component installation tutorials authored by Dr. Adrian Wong and contributors. This particular article is a comprehensive Intel Core i7 installation guide covering CPU and memory installation steps for the Nehalem platform, part of a vast archive including graphics card comparisons and CPU reviews.
https://filmydidi.neocities.org/
Chhavi Kaur's personal corner of the web, built as a way to learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript while creating a home for their poems, interests, and hobbies. The site reflects a South Asian plural system creator with a love of rap and alternative rock, currently in early development with more content on the way.