Computers & Internet
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https://eev.ee/blog/2016/03/06/maybe-we-could-tone-down-the-javascript
Eevee (Evelyn Woods) writes a pointed critique of JavaScript overuse in modern web development, using a real browser bug she experienced to illustrate how heavily sites like Twitter break without JS enabled. The post digs into frontend web development practices, arguing that many JS-dependent features could be replicated with simpler HTML or CSS approaches.
https://crimsonglow.ca/~kjiwa
Kjiwa's personal technical blog covers a range of programming and systems topics, from exploiting Apache James vulnerabilities to writing a DOS boot sector and building a KDE application. The posts span from 2004 to 2016 and offer a glimpse into one developer's deep dives into low-level computing, Java, and Linux tools.
https://16colo.rs/
Sixteen Colors is a comprehensive archive preserving ANSI and ASCII artpacks released through the BBS underground art scene from the early 1990s to the present day. Visitors can browse by artist, group, year, or file type, exploring thousands of pieces from a vibrant era of text-mode digital art.
https://petrapixel.neocities.org/
Petrapixel is a richly built Neocities personal site by creator 'petrapixel' that doubles as a comprehensive web design resource hub, featuring beginner and advanced coding tutorials, layout generators, widgets for free Neocities accounts, and troubleshooting guides. Beyond the coding resources, visitors can also explore the creator's art, fractal work, writing, media recommendations, shrines, and a charming old-web aesthetic complete with blinkies, cliques, and webrings.
https://kinduff.com/
Alejandro AR (kinduff) runs this personal developer hub featuring a blog covering software development reflections, coding experiments, and technology discoveries. Visitors will find an eclectic mix of web-based projects including a drum machine, a Lethal Company save editor, and a markdown paste tool, alongside curated links and TV recommendations.
http://tilde.club/~loveallthis
Sarah's tilde.club page is an early personal slice of the tilde.club movement, capturing the excitement and learning curve of setting up a personal unix-hosted page in 2014. She muses on community, cheerleading for others, and the philosophy of the early web revival, with links to fellow tilde members and a webring.
https://ov3rl0rd.neocities.org/
Ov3rl0rd's Site is a minimalist personal homepage styled with a retro 1999 aesthetic, featuring images and embedded audio for an old-web vibe. The sparse structure and vintage copyright date suggest a nostalgic tribute to early internet culture.
http://ninjalane.com/articles/general_information/install1366
Ninjalane, run by Dennis Garcia, is an archived hardware enthusiast site featuring installation guides, reviews, and tutorials focused on PC components and building. This particular article walks readers through the proper installation of an Intel Core i7 LGA 1366 processor, covering socket mechanics, thermal paste application, and heatsink mounting.
http://dencity.konzeptrezept.de/
DENCITY.net is an augmented urbanism project by Kai Kasugai and Philipp Hoppe that lets users tag and explore city spaces using mobile camera phones and QR codes, mapping urban environments in a collaborative database. Visitors can browse user-submitted maps, view tagged locations in Google Maps and Google Earth, and contribute to a growing network of geotagged urban data.
https://thejollyteapot.com/
Nicolas Magand's personal blog covers everyday life with Apple Macs, web browsing habits, typefaces, and the quiet philosophy of maintaining a digital setup. With 368 entries and a stripped-down aesthetic, it offers thoughtful, opinionated writing for anyone who enjoys slow-web reflections on technology and computing.