Software
301 sites
https://confusion.codeberg.page/
Confusion is an Australian student with interests in technology, FOSS software, cybersecurity, and philosophy who built this small personal hub linking to their blog, git projects, and book notes. The site has a distinctly old-web hacker aesthetic and connects to the Lainchan Webring, making it a cozy corner of the indie tech web.
http://smallvoid.com/article/winnt-wmi-logging.html
Smallvoid.com by Alexander Peter Kowalski offers a concise technical article explaining how to configure WMI logging levels in Windows, including registry keys, log file locations, and database settings. It is a practical reference for system administrators and WMI script developers troubleshooting Windows Management Instrumentation issues.
https://shostack.org/archive/2012/03/does-1password-store-passwords-securely
Adam Shostack's professional blog covers security, privacy, threat modeling, and application security with technically rigorous posts like this deep dive into 1Password's encryption vulnerabilities. The site spans topics from cloud security to AI and serves as both a personal research outlet and a resource for security professionals.
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Thunderbird_3.0_-_New_Features_and_Changes
The MozillaZine Knowledge Base hosts a comprehensive reference article documenting every notable new feature and change introduced in Mozilla Thunderbird 3.0, written from the end-user perspective. Covering everything from Smart Folders and the Gloda search engine to message composition tweaks and theme changes, it serves as an essential upgrade guide for longtime Thunderbird users.
https://henryleach.com/
Henry Leach's personal blog covers a mix of topics, with a notable lean toward technology posts about FreeBSD, self-hosted git servers, and networking alongside occasional music reflections and personal observations. The technical content, including guides on VNET jails, DHCP configuration, and Git server setup, gives the site a practical, hobbyist sysadmin flavor that makes it a useful resource for FreeBSD enthusiasts.
https://d00k.net/
D00k.net is a personal site featuring a blog, wiki, and design notes from a developer who tinkers with open-source tools like Sourcehut and Rockbox firmware customization. The site covers software migration, embedded audio player theming, and iterative web design projects.
http://ssp.shillest.net/
The official development and research hub for SSP, a Windows desktop mascot platform based on the Japanese 'Ukagaka' (伺か) system, offering downloads, changelogs, language packs, and bug reporting tools. Visitors will find ghost character downloads, developer documentation, event archives, and community links centered around this niche virtual companion software ecosystem.
https://windowsuser.neocities.org/
A quirky personal homepage centered around Windows operating systems, featuring a poll asking visitors which version of Windows they use and links to YouTube content and retro web experiences. The site has a classic early-web feel with its simple layout, visitor counter, and a wishlist of features like a chatbox and music player still in progress.
http://pchell.com/support/editrunmrulistentries.shtml
PC Hell, run by Mark Hasting, offers detailed Windows troubleshooting guides including this tutorial on selectively deleting individual entries from the Run Command MRU (Most Recently Used) list via the Windows Registry. The site provides step-by-step instructions, screenshots, and even a downloadable VBScript utility called EditRunMRUList to make the process easier for everyday users.
https://1j01.github.io/pipes
A browser-based recreation of the classic Windows 3D Pipes screensaver, rendered in real-time on an HTML5 canvas with interactive controls for joint type, camera movement, and fullscreen mode. Visitors can customize the pipe animation and freely rotate, pan, and zoom the 3D view directly in their browser.