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https://pyrox.dev/
Dish is a student, sysadmin, and self-described UX crafter whose personal site focuses on accessible, secure, and enjoyable computing experiences. The site is freshly launched with a blog and projects section, offering a glimpse into a technically minded person passionate about systems and user experience.
https://binyam.in/p/2023-03-16
Binyamin Aron Green, a UI designer and front-end developer, shares practical advice on structuring README files for web projects, covering everything from API documentation to licensing notes. The post originated as a Mastodon reply that outgrew the character limit, offering a concise and opinionated take on developer documentation best practices.
https://epic1.nekoweb.org/
mbafz's colorful personal homepage features a retro-web aesthetic with flashing lights, background music, and old-school design sensibilities. The site is part of the Retronaut webring and bills itself as a window into the creator's brain, complete with mood tracking and a dramatic enter page.
https://bunkerofdoom.com/
Bunker of DOOM is a sprawling hobbyist resource dedicated to retro-tech enthusiasts and hardware hackers, packed with vacuum tube manuals, laser experiments, nuclear radiation topics, and vintage electronics documentation. Created by Konrad H. Johnson and a small team, the site offers free access to rare technical references including RCA and Sylvania tube manuals, schematics, and hands-on project write-ups from the world of experimental electronics.
https://darekkay.com/blog/rss-styling
Darek Kay's technical blog post walks through how to style RSS feeds using XSL/XSLT, turning raw XML into a readable, user-friendly page in the browser. The tutorial includes code samples, browser support notes, and real-world examples from Kay's own blog and photography site.
https://chir.ag/projects/name-that-color
Name that Color is a handy web tool by Chirag Mehta that lets you pick any color from a color wheel or paste a CSS hex value and instantly get the closest matching color name from a list of 1500+ entries sourced from Wikipedia, Crayola, and Resene dictionaries. The open-source JavaScript library is freely available for developers to embed in their own projects, making it a genuinely useful resource for web designers and front-end developers.
https://skylude.net/
Skylude is the hub for the Celestial Oracle Studio, a collective umbrella linking several personal domains including Aelysia.NET, Caelestis.NU, Enamour.NU, and others. The site serves as a landing page and studio index for a multi-domain old-web creative collective.
https://bringback.blog/
Bring Back Blogging is a community initiative by Ash and Ryan encouraging creators to return to long-form blogging in the wake of Twitter's decline, complete with a directory of over 700 participating writers, artists, and makers. The project celebrates RSS, newsletters, and personal blogs as a richer alternative to social media, inviting readers to discover new voices before everyone scatters to new platforms.
https://wrywerytwreywery.stupid.pizza/
The blog of wrywerytwreywery covers a wide mix of technical and philosophical topics including Python scripting, free software advocacy, cyberpunk culture, and theology, alongside experimental poetry pages that literally decay with each view. Posts are tagged by length and subject, making it easy to browse a thoughtful, idiosyncratic feed that blends hacking culture with creative writing and personal reflection.
https://blek.codes/
Blek's tools site offers a small collection of handy web utilities including a password entropy calculator, bcrypt calculator, and username generator. Minimalist and functional, it's a useful pit stop for developers or security-minded users needing quick calculations.