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https://tilde.club/~thegreekgeek
Rob (thegreekgeek) hosts a tilde.club personal site built with 11ty, documenting his tinkering with web templates, Nunjucks, Jinja2, and Home Assistant projects. The site is actively under construction, with a feed of notes and posts chronicling the process of wiring together a static blog from scratch.
https://ultrasciencelabs.com/lab-notes/why-we-are-still-using-88x31-buttons
Brian at ultrasciencelabs digs deep into the history and cultural staying power of 88x31 buttons, tracing their origins from Netscape and early Geocities through to their modern revival on Neocities and the indie web. The article is well-researched, citing Wayback Machine snapshots, ad standards, and historical web screenshots to explain why these tiny collectible badges never really went away.
https://takenvaullt.nekoweb.org/
TakenVaullt's personal Nekoweb homepage features an index, about page, links, resources, and webrings, built with a classic old-web aesthetic in mind. The site is a lightweight but cheerful personal corner of the internet from a self-described average human in their late twenties.
https://gummyring.neocities.org/
The Gummy Ring is a charming webring created by Joro that connects personal sites united by a love of cute things, pixel art, and small moments of sweetness. Members can choose from several adorable gummy-themed badge designs, with custom mystery flavors made for select members adding a delightful personal touch.
https://dolys.fr/forums/topic/searxng-ou-comment-avoir-son-propre-metamoteur-souverain
Nam1962's l'Almanet doLys is a French-language technical forum and tutorial site covering open source tools, GNU/Linux, and self-hosting. This particular post walks through deploying SearXNG, a privacy-focused metasearch engine fork, using Docker on a personal server.
https://poz.pet/
Poz (also known as imnotpoz) runs this personal site centered on their deep interest in the Linux userspace, programming, and current rabbit holes including Standard ML, seL4, and ARM. The site features posts, notes, projects, and a guestbook, and participates in several webrings including the nix and CSS joy webrings.
https://transparenttextures.com/
Transparent Textures is a free web resource built by Mike Hearn that lets designers browse, preview, and download hundreds of seamless tileable background patterns for use in websites and digital projects. Visitors can choose a custom color and instantly see how any pattern looks, then copy the CSS directly for use in their own designs.
https://lidialives.neocities.org/
Lidia's Indie Web Journal is an under-construction personal site with a witty, self-aware voice, covering interests spanning programming, musicals, writing, and web tutorials. The meta keywords hint at planned HTML, CSS, and JavaScript tutorials alongside shrines and creative writing, making it one to watch as it develops.
https://mhitza.github.io/
Known as 'personal code attic', this technical blog by mhitza covers Linux system administration, programming tutorials, and development environment setups with a focus on practical problem-solving. Visitors will find posts on topics like CentOS Stream migration, LVM snapshots, Ansible playbooks, and even Arduino assembly programming.
https://devhank.neocities.org/
DevHank's creative Neocities site is packed with interactive elements, hidden surprises, and clickable easter eggs that reward curious visitors who explore every corner. From an interactive world map with collectible magnets and cards, to custom CSS widgets and language learning tools, this ICT student's homepage doubles as a playground of web experiments.