Links

A private network with old internet manners — "quxnet is designed after the old web, focused on text content, good conversation, and privacy without modern web distractions. It's a small community, so it thrives on participation, not spectators".

This is so cool and useful, now I want to make my own version.

Destockd is a free, searchable archive of public domain and unrestricted archival video footage. The goal is simple: make old footage easy to find and easy to use.

The Wadsworth Constant, From Región Cuatro, my blog in Spanish.

A full-fledged monthly magazine about web 1.0, small web, and indie web.

An absolutely great essay about the attention our devices demand. Eye-opening.

A WordPress for the modern era. I tested it, and it's blazing fast. I want my 10 years managing WordPress back.

“The internet you grew up on isn't dying. A commercial veneer glued on top of it is.” An essay by Terry Godier.

Since 2021, Chris Silverman makes daily drawings on his iPhone Notes app. 🤯

“How to win the war for the soul of the internet and build the Web We Want.”

The amount of possible combinations of a shuffled playing cards deck absolutely blows my mind. If I think hard enough about it I start hyperventilating.

An impressive, very well explained and interactive presentation about generative music. Super inspiring.

Very simple and impressive demonstration of how to create silence in your mind.

A website to discover non-commercial, independent and made-by-individuals pages and blog posts. The UI is very much like StumbleUpon (RIP).

Pretty much the same as Kagi Small Web (see previous link), but for it surfaces YouTube videos from creators with less than 400k subscribers.

A list of common pages you can add to your personal website. By Robb Knight.

A beautiful website: clean, fun, colorful, calm, and full of fun things like the postcards section. This one got me excited to revive my own website. Thanks Robin!