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- IOS 404: Missing features on iOS browser engine —
- Derek Houck: Derek Houck’s personal website, fun and light —
- Frills: Frills’ personal website —
- MEME MANIFESTO: A voyage through the feels and the deepness by Clusterduck Collective —
- Clusterduck: An interdisciplinary collective working in the fields of new media studies, design and transmedia, investigating processes and actors behind the creation of Internet-based content. —
- Silvia Dal Dosso: Silvia Dal Dosso is a multidisciplinary creative and a researcher in Internet and memetic subcultures. Founder of Clusterduck. —
- PoUL: a student organization and hacking community in Politecnico di Milano —
- Abandoned Berlin: Astonishing abandoned places in Berlin —
- Monoskop: A wiki / library / catalogue for arts and studies , here to spread the word about recent and historical publications and projects. —
- AnarchaServer: A feminist server which contributes to the maintenance of autonomous infrastructure on the Internet for feminists projects. —
- GNOME Planet’s Hackergochis: Hackergochis of GNOME people. —
- Foundation for Intentional Community: collecting hundreds of intentional communities around the world. —
- Kai Krause: Public repository of Kai Krause —
- Kublaiklan: Kublaiklan esplora modalità diffuse di interazione con la fotografia realizzando progetti espositivi, editoriali ed educativi per organizzazioni non profit, istituzioni e privati. —
- Stretch Questions: Questions about self-improving, used in 1:1 meetings —
- Brad Woods: —
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- Neal Agarwal: Personal website of the most creative and fun developer I have ever stumbled upon —
- neal.fun: —
- Space Elevator: An elevator that takes you into space —
- Mastometrics: a tool to display and analyze insights and data about a Fediverse account —
- Simon Dann: Simon Dann’s personal website —
- Linus Bohman: a personal website that allows the user to customize appearance and functionalities. So cool! —
- distrochooser: distrochooser.de attempts to help Linux beginners to choose a Linux distribution suited to their needs. —
- cheat.sh: The only cheat sheet you need. Unified access to the best community driven documentation repositories of the world. —
- Ploum: —
- nnneon: A cool tool to generate futuristic-looking SVG shapes that glow. —
- Bloomberg Billionaires Index: A daily ranking of the world’s richest people. —
- Open Knowledge Maps: A visual interface to the world’s scientific knowledge —
- Delightful Club: a delightful curated list of delightful curated lists —
- HeydonWorks: the wonderfully crafted website of Heydon Pickering —
- Elly Joel: a freelance developer, designer and writer —
- Hannah Lee: a freelance designer and art director in Toronto creating visual identities that have a clear and human point of view. —
- tipocosa: the website of my friend Carlo —
- Hackaday: Fresh Hacks Every Day from around the Internet. —
- European Alternatives: Find European alternatives for digital products —
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- Amperage: Salle de coopération culturelle, vous accompagne pour l’organisation de vos spectacles musicaux. —
- Wiki thesis: Explaining the Wikipedia process through an interactive story —
- Deepfake Lab: Unraveling the mystery around deepfakes. —
- Libreria Marco Polo: La più bella libreria di Venezia, che con mia grande sorpresa ha un sito molto basico, ma molto figo —
- openverse: The search engine for openly licensed media. —
- Public Icons: A set of icons dedicated to the public domain, by David Merfield —
- iDKHOW Razzmatazz Cover: designed with HTML, CSS and JavaScript —
- Oh Hello Ana: personal website of web designer Ana Rodrigues —
- Huemint: Huemint uses machine learning to create unique color schemes for your brand, website or graphic —
- @zachleat’s Twitter Archive: a webpage with Zack Leatherman’s tweets and some very basic stats. —
- European Cultural Foundation: promoting a European sentiment through developing and supporting cultural initiatives that let us share, experience and imagine Europe. —
- Tactical Tech: magazine about ethical technology. Beautifully designed website, with a lite version, too! —
- Piccalilli: Andy Bell, an experienced freelance web designer and developer, based in the UK, specialising in creative web design and design systems. —
- LURK: hosting, facilitating and archiving discussions around net- and computational culture and politics —
- High Line: a nonprofit organization devoted to reimagining the role public spaces have in creating connected, healthy neighborhoods and cities. —
- Europeana: access to millions of cultural heritage items from institutions across Europe. —
- write without stopping: Try writing without stopping or editing. No backspace and with beeps if you stop. —
- lies.exposed: A chronological tracking of lies perpetrated against humanity. —
- Bilge: A narcoleptic yokel on software and culture. —
- shell.how: Explain shell commands using Fig —
- Easings: a collection of easing functions for transition to choose from —
- Boom.ink: A design studio based in Padova, Italy —
- Anner Visser: a personal website into an Ubuntu terminal —
- I love you, computer: empathy with a machine —
- Inside the head: a beautiful collection of poems that becomes an experience to read. I usually despise representations of writings with bells and whistles, but in this case all of the illustrations and animations enhance the meaning of the written content, rather than disturbing it. —
- Bruno Simon: this designer was able to transform his portfolio website in a stunningly beautiful 3D game —
- Niccolò Miranda: personal website of a very skilled designer who managed to make it look like a newspaper. Colors and fonts are so appealing. —
- The Whimsical Web: a webring collecting all sorts of wonderful websites —
- Cassie Evans: personal website of a super creative and awesome web designer —
- HAHA Academy: A crowdsourced course of study for every branch of human knowledge —
- Cast Rewinder: it allows you to subscribe to a podcast from the beginning —
- Rename Lemons: Lemons should be named yellows! —
- sleepy.bike: a platform for bicycle touring community where members own their data (Solid) and which is connected to the broader hospex community of Open Hospitality Network (ActivityPub) —
- Open Hospitality Network: a protocol to connect different hospitality exchange platforms to unify the community while enabling greater diversity and long term sustainability of all together. —
- Formation: A shell script to set up a macOS machine for design and development. —
- The Framework Project: Interviews about tech to great people, displayed in a nifty website —
- Feelings wheel: every shade of feeling, in a wheel. —
- emotional.codes: a collection of tools by Wesley Aptekar-Cassels, useful for processing emotions and having interpersonal interactions. —
- Firefox Profilemaker: Create the Firefox profilw which suits you the best —
- FilePizza: Peer-to-peer in-browser file sharing —
- Mailtape: weekly newsletter promoting emerging artists —
- : procedurally generated fish drawings —
- Code Guide: Standards for developing consistent, flexible, and sustainable HTML and CSS. —
- Panther: to discover new music through an infinite suggestion graph —
- Josh Comeau: a wonderfully coded personal website, full of nifty little touches —
- CSS triangle generator: to create triangles in CSS —
- Whitebophir: a very basic collaborative online whiteboard. —
- My Mind: online mind mapping service —
- Biblioteca Possibile: a Twitter and Mastodon bot which generates fake Adelphi books every 10 minutes —
- radio.garden: listen to live radio stations around the globe —
- Kinopio: —
- Darius Kazemi’s Projects: —
- Playbit: —
- Diskuti: —
- LobreOps: —
- Prose: —
- Markdown editor: —
- Zenpen: —
- Cursor: —
- px to em: —
- JustDeleteMe: —
- JustGetMyData: —
- DevHints: —
- Dillinger: —
- oTranscribe: —
- Jawann Denn: —
- Concentrics: —
- Engineering Toolbox: —
- WriteUp: —
- Brand Palettes: —
- Andrew Pairman: —
- The Restart Project: —
- That’s the finger: —
- Le note di Azazel: —
- Andy Matuschak: —
- Andy’s working notes: —
- Mersenne: —
- Wikiwand: —
- Federated Wiki: —
- Polititweet: —
- Joel Hooks: —
- Gwern: —
- Maggie Appleton: —
- HTML Energy: —
- Board: an interactive board —
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- Webapp Tools: —
- 1 Point: URL shortener —
- Unavatar: —
- Excalidraw: drawing freely —
- Litewrite: —
- 0data: —
- Find internet4000: —
- Infinite Gnossiennes: —
- Pussthecat: hosted open source services —
- LearnAnything: —
- ss64: command line reference —
- Blank Website: —
- Webjeda: —
- Color mixer: —
- Lunar Explosion: —
- Bernie sits: —
- Nikita Voloboev’s Wiki: —
- Darius Kazemi: —
- Person: —
- The Reboot: —
- Create Habit: —
- xiffy: —
- Bookwyrm: an open source, decentralized, and federated GoodReads alternative —
- The Search Engine Map: —
- The Internet Map: —
- NeverSSL: —
- Good Old Web: —
- The Indie Web: —
- Mondrian and me: —
- The Zen Zone: —
- Binary Music Player: —
- Minimal IP address finder: —
- Can’t Not Tweet This: —
- The Useless Web: —
- The 512KB Club: —
- The 1MB Club: —
- The 250KB Club: —
- NoJS Club: —
- Jam: —
- Bearblog: —
- JustSketchMe: —
- magic.do: —
- Frugal Web Browser: concept of a web browser focused on privacy and performance —
- NixNet Services: —
- Andala: A drawing web app for symmetric designs —
- Treasure Map: unknown places around the world —
- 10 fast fingers: check typing speed —
- Keybr: improve typing speed —
- Laurent Raufaste: —
- Gradient Avatar: —
- Online Life Calendar: —
- Brand Colors: —
- Tint & shade generator: generate shades of a given color —
- Expolibre: —
- Wizard Zines: Learn Computer Science basic concepts through wonderful zines —
- Fedidb: a database which keeps count of federated social networks’ instances —
- Big Tech Detective: a browser extension which highlights which big tech companies visited websites use —
- clickclickclick.click: a little online game based on user tracking —
- Hemingway: a tool to check repetitions and language use in a pasted text —
- Scratch: an interactive JavaScript scratchpad —
- drumbit: an online drum machine —
- Vestigory: a self-tracking app built with Shortcuts —
- commandlinefu: is the place to record those command-line gems that you return to again and again —
- LibreTranslate: an open API for translating, with a web client for occasional personal use —
- Up1: upload files encrypted by the client —
- Himico Cloud Services: a great guy providing the main open source services out there for free, hosted by him —
- Have I been Facebooked?: a tool to understand if Facebook has your phone number —
- Input: create custom fonts for code —
- Nikita Prokopov’s blog: a wonderful yellow personal website —
- Fabio Barbero’s interactive CV: my friend Fabio made this funny interactive CV —
- Maya: —
- wordways: poetry —
- ResultMaps: several kinds of maps, based on OpenStreetMap —
- Lektor: interesting static site generator —
- Jacob Hall’s WebRing: —
- homebrewserver.club: self hosting from home —
- Cittadino Medio: buone abitudini online che il cittadino medio non persegue —
- Bill My Pocket: List of subscriptions that are globally budget friendly, thanks to regional pricing. —
- Ad Block Test: test how many trackers your browser blocks —
- Mastodon instances: choose the Mastodon instance that most suits you —
- unDraw: wonderful open source illustrations —
- The Federation: information and statistics about the whole Fediverse —
- LanguageTool: check grammar —
- Open Foundry: A free platform for curated open-source typefaces; to highlight their beauty, activate ideas and encourage exploration. —
- No Text News: The news without the words —
- Kill the Newsletter: convert Newsletter to Atom feeds —
- Hundredrabbits: A story of two people living on a sailboat. Insightful, resourceful, inspiring, smart and awesome. —
- Ted Hunt: A beautifully designed website with some really good and curious entries. —
- Crontab Guru: super useful tool to check crontabs structure and syntax —
- Image Atlas: a search engine proxy created by Aaron Swartz in order to show different results based on location —
- theinfo.org: large dataset of knowledge —
- Cover Your Tracks: test browser ads, tracking, and fingerprinting protection —
- Federated Networks Association: a non-profit volunteer organization that aims to spread knowledge about federated web projects and help people and projects involved in this area —
- Tokimeki Unfollow: to unfollow accounts on Twitter —
- Mastodon instances near me: a map of local mastodon instances —
- Halycon: an online Mastodon client which makes it identical to Twitter —
- fediverse.space: a net displaying Fediverse instances —
- The Wittgenstein Project: an open collection of Wittgenstein’s writings —
- Mind Mirror: a terrific game to play with your mind, literally mindblowing. —
- The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows: there are not enough words in the world, let’s make some up —
- Radicle: a peer-to-peer stack for building software together. —
- Inner Circles: nice website I do not really understand the purpose of. —
- Dokieli: a(n awesome) clientside editor for decentralised article publishing, annotations and social interactions. —
- CSS Shadow Palette Generator: generating great shadow palettes to parse in CSS —
- Hotline Webring: —
- Scribe: a Medium alternative front-end —
- Slow Ways: an initiative to create a national network of walking routes connecting all of Great Britain’s towns and cities as well as thousands of villages. —
- Astral: a service to organize and manage starred GitHub repositories —
- Cosmic Voyage: a tilde community based around a collaborative science-fiction universe. Users write stories as the people aboard ships, colonies, and outposts, using the only remaining free, interconnected network that unites the dispersed peoples of the stars. —
- Isaac Clayton: personal website —
- Thomas Orus: Nice and comfy personal website of a French web designer —
- Wheaton’s Law: don’t be a dick —
- the lands I’ve walked upon: a list of lands walked upon by a person —