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https://jbc.lol/
John Benedict Carreon's personal site showcases a modern indie-web sensibility, featuring posts, tutorials, and web tools like Nekobox and POSTreq built by the creator. The site is installable as a PWA and participates in the IndieWeb Webring, reflecting a genuine passion for open, personal web development.
https://prussiafan.club/
Prussia's personal blog and technical corner covers Linux, free software, privacy, and programming projects including a custom window manager called ming-wm. Posts range from hash functions and captcha rewrites to manga translation critiques and Wikipedia rabbit holes, making it a eclectic but distinctly tech-leaning old-web hangout.
https://unartur.de/
A Quaint Laboratorium is a stylized personal homepage by Lyonid, built with a laboratory or forgotten-facility aesthetic and featuring JavaScript-powered graphical tools, randomization, and colorful animations. The site is part of the Neocities web revival scene, designed to work on mobile and inviting visitors to explore its whimsical, handcrafted interior.
https://selfnoise.net/
Selfnoise.net is the personal hub of someone going by Skaboosh, offering links to their various online presences including Flickr, LibraryThing, and a music project called Woctune. The sparse but carefully curated landing page hints at a creative individual with interests spanning photography, reading, and music.
https://flwrstems.mooo.com/
Ashley's personal homepage showcases her work as a web developer, DevOps engineer, and open-source contributor, with links to projects in hacking, visuals, and sounds. She volunteers with fedihosting.foundation and documents personal infrastructure experiments like setting up a WireGuard VPN, making this a genuine peek into a developer's technical life.
http://textfiles.serverrack.net/
Textfiles.com is a massive archive preserving the text files, culture, and history of the mid-1980s BBS era, curated by Jason Scott as a window into early digital underground communities. Visitors can explore ASCII art, BBS history, documentary materials, and thousands of original text files spanning hacking, phreaking, and early internet subculture.
https://css3.info/preview
CSS3.info is a dedicated reference and preview site documenting the emerging features of CSS3, covering modules like borders, backgrounds, color, text effects, and selectors as they rolled out across major browsers. With over 55 CSS3 preview entries, tutorials, browser compatibility coverage, and module status tracking, it served as an essential hub for web developers keeping pace with the evolving CSS specification.
https://sleepydev.neocities.org/posts/5%20Ways%20to%20make%20your%20Neocities%20site%20more%20accessible
Sleepydev offers practical web accessibility tips aimed at Neocities and small-web creators who hand-code their own sites. The article covers five concrete techniques including semantic HTML, focus styling, and accessible image alt text, with clear examples and tool recommendations like the Wave accessibility scanner.
https://arc-x.org/
ARC-X, run by J. R. Young, is a personal station dedicated to extending the life of old hardware and software, maintaining obscure X11 programs, and documenting ancient systems in the modern age. The site features an abandonware scrapyard, hardware restoration notes, and a toolbox of configs and manuals, all with a charming smallweb philosophy.
https://jaredforth.com/
Jared Forth's personal site spans music, photography, software, and a blog, presenting a multi-faceted creative and technical profile in a clean, minimal layout. Photography appears as a primary featured interest alongside music and software development, making this a polished hub for his creative output.