Computers & Internet
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https://telehack.com/
Telehack is a simulated recreation of the early internet and ARPANET, accessible via web browser, telnet, or SSH, letting users explore a nostalgic command-line environment with hundreds of vintage systems to interact with. It faithfully recreates the feel of old-school hacking culture and pre-web network exploration, making it a fascinating time capsule for retro computing enthusiasts.
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://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2026-01-04-wayland-sway-in-2026
Michael Stapelberg, creator of the i3 tiling window manager, documents his annual attempt to fully migrate from X11 to Wayland in 2026, covering hardware quirks, NixOS configuration, and compatibility testing across tools like sway, Emacs, Chrome, and foot. The post is a detailed technical deep-dive with screenshots and findings on font rendering, screensharing, scaling glitches, and IPC automation that will resonate with any Linux power user eyeing the same transition.
https://ring.recurse.com/
The Recurse Webring is a community webring connecting personal sites and blogs of alumni from the Recurse Center, a programming retreat. Presented with a striking ASCII art aesthetic, it offers navigation through dozens of member sites spanning programming, writing, and personal projects.
https://slonk.ing/
Rain (also known as slonkazoid) is a 19-year-old Turkish developer who specializes in Rust, Bash, and a wide range of languages and frameworks, with a particular love for the Rust/Axum/Tokio web stack. The site serves as a personal hub showcasing projects, commission availability, web philosophy opinions, and a curated network of friend sites.
https://yel1low.neocities.org/
Yel1low's Neocities site is currently mid-revamp, with only a brief placeholder message and a link to the existing version of the site. There is almost no content available at this URL, making it essentially a shell awaiting its redesign.
http://3dcenter.org/downloads
3DCenter.org is a German-language technology hub focused on graphics hardware, offering a downloads section packed with GPU drivers for AMD Radeon, Intel, and nVidia GeForce cards alongside specialized 3D tools like nHancer and aTuner. The site tracks cutting-edge GPU architectures from RDNA5 to Rubin and includes performance benchmarks, market overviews, and community polls, making it a go-to reference for serious graphics enthusiasts.
https://davidroessli.com/rss
David Roessli's personal weblog chronicles the work and wanderings of a Mac-based web designer, mixing posts about web history, digital tools, and occasional travel and gear reviews. The site blends thoughtful commentary on web culture with hands-on observations, touching on topics like early web nostalgia, e-reader software, and photography.
https://gusbus.space/smallweb-subway
Smallweb Subway is a creative project by Gus Bus that visualizes a network of webrings as an interactive subway map, where each colored line represents a themed community of indie websites covering topics like sci-fi art, zines, comics, and poetry. Visitors can "ride" the subway by clicking through member sites, making web discovery feel like navigating a transit system.
https://bestmotherfucking.website/
A profanity-laced manifesto and satirical demonstration advocating for lightweight, accessible, readable websites, making its point by being exactly the kind of minimal site it preaches about. It covers web design principles like text contrast, font loading, HTTPS, and HTTP/2 in a blunt, irreverent style that has made it something of a cult classic among web developers.