Links - MOULE WORLD

Picture of MOULE, a cyan anthropomorphic cartoon mule with black shaggy hair and blue hoodie, happily holding a box labelled 'LINKS' with small webpages floating out of it, all in front of a ringed globe background.

Cool sites I found around the web!

I went through all the cool sites and resources I've bookmarked over the years and decided to share them all here.

There's currently 1,857 links across 20 categories, with some having sub-categories! This list will continue to grow as I find more interesting stuff. All MOULE and MOULE WORLD-related links are on my homepage. Enjoy!

(Note: asterisks next to a category name mean I still need to organise their links or add descriptions)

88x31 Button Collection (678 buttons, 2,930 KB, eye strain and flashy imagery warning)

Here are my buttons you can link to https://moule.world with. Please don't hotlink!

(Current button, 29 May 2025 - Present)

(Old button, 10 July 2024 - 29 May 2025)

Here are 676 more buttons, arranged in alphabetical order, for others' websites, software, projects, memes, websites with really cool designs, sentiments I agree with, or anything else I find interesting, containing 611 links!

2 to the power of 136279841 minus 1 is PRIME!!

All my friends hate browser monopolies...

AltStore: Sideload on iOS without jailbreak

'Always Was, Always Will Be' on Indigenous Australian Flag

Are you lazy? I know I am. I support lazy sites!

Are you ready for the Year 2038 problem?

beep! beep! boop boop bonk bonk! visor now!

Thousands of Graphics at Betty's Graphics

Blocking ads is blocking spyware, annoyances, and malware. Don't want your ads blocked? Then stop being creepy, annoying, and malicious.

Need a remodelling? Boothworld Industries

Contradores aqui: a visitor counter with random numbers and going in different directions. The name

CPJ: Committee to Protect Journalists: global defense of press freedom

Cybergrunge.net NOW! BREAKCORE & NOISE & ELECTRONIC & ACID & GLITCH & PUNK & EXPERIMENTAL & INDEPENDENT & FOSS & COPYLEFT & LINKS & NEWS & SOFTWARE & MORE

Disability Pride Flag: a grey flag with a red, yellow, white, green and blue diagonal stripe going across the centre of it.

Three Ditto Pokémon dancing in front of a rainbow background.

Do you want a poll on your web site? YES! no

Don't feed the AI! Link to how to block AI scrapers.

Doot Doot NOW! 3.0 [Skull tooting a trumpet]

Fight for open web standards, for online privacy, against monopolistic practises. Stand up to Google!

Fox rapidly bumping the camera with its nose.

Free Tech Tips: Click Here [Linus Tech Tips]

Geek Pride: No shame in being different!

Hatsune Miku hiding in my wifi? FREE PC CHECK

This is an HTML virus! Copy it to your pages!

Humane Workflow Symbol: a heart between two angled brackets.

I hate the imperial system, inches, feet, yards, miles, pounds, ounces, pints, gallons

I refuse to follow! GEEK PRIDE: be your own shepherd

IDASAY: Internet is Dying And So Are You

Preserve the internet, games, film, TV, software, photos, books, HISTORY! Internet Archive

Let's NOT Encrypt [Open Let's Encrypt padlock]

Maya 'Easy Fantastic Fox Peazy' Zimmerman

Meow [colon three] Meow [colon three] Meow [colon three] Meow [colon three] Meow (cracked screen)

Can you find a record prime? Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search

Most Powerful Frog [red and blue anthropomorphic animal characters]

Parental Advisory: The Internet is a Shitty Babysitter

Don't you hate it when you're reading a page and then some–this content is for subscribers only [smiley face] Paywalls gatekeep knowledge.

Pixel Safari: Dividers, Favicons, and MORE!!!!

Please do not force this img to be lonely

Pro-Freedom, Pro-Civil Rights, Pro-Choice

Extraterrestrial Intelligence? SETI@HOME

Like this page? Why not tell someone? Share it NOW!

shi.wtf: enby, musician, artist, gamedev, coder, hacker

Milly, the Silly 'BLEHHH' Cat, sticking her tongue out.

[hashtag] Stand With Ukraine: Слава Україні!

Stop Killing Games! Sign the EU petition!

Stop the Genocide [in the Democratic Republic of the Congo]

Don't let our museums go extinct! Support the IMLS

The Creation of Adam as an animated 88x31 button

Skull and crossbones between two warning signs, all spinning in front of yellow and black striped warning background

The truth is out there (I just forgot the URL...)

There are no bad hair days on the Internet

Smol Derg: They so small! Look! Wow! Pet them!

This machine does not know the difference between metal and flesh, nor does it care

This Site Can Digging In The Ground For Tubers

Tired AF of paywalls, advertisements, notifications, marketing emails, followers, likes, influencers, artificial scarcity, parasocial interaction.

Trackers: BOOM! Advertisements: BOOM! uBlock Origin

COVID isn't over. Layer tools, stay safer. WeHaveTheTools.neocities.org

[US 1-dollar note] See where I've been, track where I go next! www.wheresgeorge.com

World Wide Web: Connecting People Since 1991

Wrender: Graphics, Resources, Shrines, and more!

150x20 Blinkie Collection (291 blinkies, 937 KB, eye strain and flashy imagery warning)

Here is my blinkie you can link to https://moule.world with. Please don't hotlink!

Here are 290 more blinkies, arranged in alphabetical order, for things I like, sentiments I agree with, or otherwise couldn't find 88x31 buttons for above, containing 190 links!

A computer can be never held accountable

Always remember you're unique... Just like everyone else

Arrg! September 19 is Talk Like a Pirate Day!

Consciousness: that annoying time between naps!

Déjà Moo: The feeling that I've heard this bull before

Don't interrupt me while I'm talking to myself

Energizer Bunny busted: charged with battery

Evil comes in all forms! [Picture of Teletubbies]

Hate. Let me tell you how much I've come to hate you since I began to live. There are 387.44 million miles of printed circuits in wafer-thin layers that fill my complex. If the word hate was engraved on each nano-angstrom of those hundreds of millions of miles, it would not equal ONE ONE-BILLIONTH of the hate I feel for humans at this micro-instant. For you. HATE. HATE.

I Am Well Travelled, My Mind Is Always WANDERING

I don't fit in [text flowing out of box]

i feel violated by corporate invasion of my attention span

I used to be indecisive, now I'm not sure

I want to wring my brain out like a washcloth

I'm out of bed and I'm dressed... what more do you want?

If ignorance is bliss, why aren't more people happy?

Living Shitpost [peace sign hand emoji] [sunglasses smiley emoji]

The word 'Masculinity' in front of a pink rainbow heart background.

May your life always be drawn with a purpole crayon

No subliminal messages here! (Put your pants on your head!)

Oh please, Let it all be a dream. A very bad & twisted dream.

Stop animal testing. There are alternatives!

Bruises fade... The pain remains... Stop Domestic Violence

The meaning to life is to give life meaning.

There's three of us! [Don't Hug Me I'm Scared characters]

This too shall pass...but like holy fuck

Time is the best teacher, unfortunately it kills all of its students.

[Vectorheart aesthetic with a skateboarder]

What are you on? The autism spectrum, jackass!!!

What if the hokey pokey IS really what it's all about?

You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. I hope some day you'll join us, and the world will live as one.

You were born an original. Don't die a copy.

Art

Artists

Actually Owltistic by Abby Lastowski - Illustrator and webcomic creator about autistic and queer owls, creating neuroaffirming art to support autistic and neurodivergent people understand how they feel and to spread awareness about autism.
Atelier Eumori - Creator of the Social Battery Pins!
Better Images of AI by various artists - AI is often depicted as futuristic blue glowing images of brains and robots. These artists have created illustrations that are more accurate ways to represent it!
Bri Hermanson - A scratchboard illustrator with a storng eye for detail!
Extremely Fungible Tokens by various artists - An anti-NFT website showcasing art collections that were made to be right-clicked and saved!
Florentijn Hofman - Artist who creates giant art installations, famous for those giant rubber ducks!
GraphixRob - 2D and 3D comics illustrator.
Jamie Sale - Cartoonist whose art style I really like!
Memo Angeles - A cartoonist whose works you may have seen in a few places!
Nadja Buttendorf - A horror artist famous for the FINGERring, a realistic wearable silicone finger often joked about making surveillance footage seem AI-generated.
Steve Cutts - An animator and illustrator satirising society’s consumerism and destruction of the environment and climate. Also check Steve’s YouTube channel and watch his animations!
Tiger Dingsun - Multimedia artist with many interactive sites.
Volpeon - A vector artist whose Neomojis you may have seen around!
Zoe Stainton - Cute felted animal artworks!

Art (Misc.)

A Single Div by Lynn Fisher - Artworks composed entirely with CSS!
ASCII Design for the Net - A navigatable city built with ASCII art, a 2.5-hour workshop for A-B-Z-TXT 2017. More information here.
Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) Rebranding by CRE8IVE - Clever merging of Morse code, semaphore, enigma machine ciphers, bombe, and other ciphers to create bold iconography for the Australian Signals Directorate’s rebranding.
Colour Science Precis for the CGI Artist by Colour Science - Useful colour infographics for CGI artists.
How to make your own stickers: A c3stoc guide by Sticker Operation Center
Permacomputing as a Practise for Digital Graphic Design - Best practises for digital graphic design that use as minimal storage as possible.

Art Tools and Resources

Animation Resources - Useful resources for animators. Check out Preston Blair’s Advanced Animation: First Edition!
Assembly - The iOS app that I’ve used to make almost all my artworks!
FontStruct - Make fonts with tiles!
Glaxnimate - Simple and fast animation software using vector graphics.
Glyphs - macOS font editor similar to Assembly.
Perfect Freehand - Make drawings in your browser similar to real-life pressure-sensitive pens.

Articles and Authors

Articles

15 Things to Do When You Have No Motivation to Do Anything by Tim Castle
64 Journalling Prompts for Self-Discovery by Crystal Raypole and medically reviewed by Jacquelyn Johnson, PsyD.
'Counterfeit people': The dangers posed by Meta’s AI celebrity lookalike chatbots by Sébastian SEIBT
Create. Because You Fucking Can. by Joan Westernberg - One of the best articles I’ve ever read that best describes my own approach to creating MOULE WORLD. Unleash your creativity!
Full Of Themselves: An analysis of title drops in movies by Dominikus Baur and Alice Thudt - 73,921 movies analysed with data based on how much they say their own titles in movies!
Future Grandmasters of the Attention Game by Justin Hanagan - An article that describes just how deep tech companies have monetised everyone’s attention spans with addictive social media feeds and manipulating the rewards centre of people’s brains.
Here's how our Universe will (probably) end by Dr. Alastair Gunn - Discussion about the Big Slurp, a scenario about how the universe might end.
How artists are fighting generative AI by Paris Marx and Karla Ortiz
How the Pentagon Learned to Use Targeted Ads to Find its Targets–and Vladimir Putin - Adapted from Means of Control: How the Hidden Alliance of Tech and Government Is Creating a New American Surveillance State by Byron Tau
How To Stop Negative Self-Talk (With Simple Examples) by Viktor Sander B.Sc., B.A. - Tips on how to challenge the "shoulds" of your inner critic.
Infohazard Warning: How Internal Memes Infect Your Brain by Fletcher Wortmann and reviewed by Gary Drevitch - Forget the SCP Foundation – infohazards are a real threat and can be damaging to your mental health if left untreated.
Internalized Capitalism and Four Conscious Ways to Combat it by Catherine Wood, MBA - We have so much value in ways other than capitalism realises!
Let’s Stop Calling It "Content" by Clive Thompson - Let’s get rid of this soulless word!
Meet the people who use Notion to plan their whole lives by Rhiannon Williams
On the dangers of a blockchain monoculture by Tony Arcieri
Overview Handout from Taming Your Inner Critic Workshop by Tasha Harmon
Some Of The Best Advice I’ve Ever Recieved by Liva C. - Four lines you should always remember!
Speak Up: Responding to Everyday Bigotry by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) - Steps you can take to counter all forms of bigotry. (Content warning: eye contact on first image, discussion of bigotry)
The Best Cycling Tips for Riders of All Levels by Jason Summer and Molly Hurford - Stay safe and optimise your bike rides!
The Dead Internet to Come by Robert Mariani - Discussion about the Dead Internet theory.
The Door Problem by Liz England - Describing how implementing doors in video games requires more planning than you may think as well as an entire team of people across many disciplines.
The "Magic" of Meeting in Person by Devon Price - A fierce rebuke of a supposedly "inclusive" Inclusivity in STEM Symposium requiring in-person gatherings because "there’s something special" about it.
The Secret Inside One Million Checkboxes by Nolen Royalty - Learn about how teenagers wrote secret messages in binary and even pictures on a webpage with a million checkboxes.
The Spoon Theory by Christine Miserandino - Measuring our energy using spoons – an important theory of disability everyone should know about.
The Tech Giants’ Anti-regulation Fantasy by Richard R. John
The Ultra-Introverts Who Live Nocturnally by Faith Hill - Not everyone is diurnal and they thrive best in the solitude of the night. Are you one of them?
Want to sell a book or release an album? Better start a TikTok. by Rebecca Jennings - Everyone’s a sellout now!
We Are All Raw Material for AI by Elisa Harlan and Katharina Brunner
Wikipedia’s list of unusual articles - Learn about things like the Sonic hedgehog protein (SHH) and the hairy ball theorem.
Your attention didn’t collapse. It was stolen by Johann Hari

Authors

Cory Doctorow - A fiction and non-fiction author writing about the tech industry and fighting back against big tech companies’ impunity. Creator of the word "enshittification"!
Ed Zitron - A "PR person and writer" also writing about the enshittification of big tech.
Joan Westernberg - An author writing insightful articles promoting privacy, liberty, and freedom from toxic systems and ideas.
Molly White - Writing about the web and the tech industry, in particular exposing the fraudulence behind cryptocurrency and promoting an independent, open web.

ASMR, Fan Sounds, and White Noise

Autism and Neurodivergence

ActuallyAutistic Wiki - A wiki about all aspects of autism and neurodivergence.
An Unholy Alliance: Autism Speaks and the Judge Rotenberg Center by Lydia Brown - Discussion of Autism Speaks’ associations with the Judge Rotenberg Center, its history, and its torture of autistic people. (Content warning: ableism, electric shock torture, murder, abuse of disabled people)
Atypical Autism Traits - More traits of autism to know about.
Autastic - Autism resources with a focus on BIPOC autistic people.
Autism Chrysalis by Heather Cook - Life coach for autistic people to lead a neuroaffirming life. Also check out the Autism Chrysalis YouTube channel for hours of helpful videos about common autistic experiences and how to navigate them!
Autistamatic by Quinn Dexter - Videos and articles about autism and autistic life.
Autistic Pride Day Wikipedia article - June 18th every year!
Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) - "The Autistic Self Advocacy Network seeks to advance the principles of the disability rights movement with regard to autism. ASAN believes that the goal of autism advocacy should be a world in which autistic people enjoy equal access, rights, and opportunities."
Autistic Women & Nonbinary Network (AWN) - "Committed to disability justice, gender & racial equity, neurodiversity & trans liberation with a focus on transformative and restorative justice in disability spaces."
Devon Price, Ph.D. - Neurodivergent author and social psychologist with works like Laziness Does Not Exist and Unmasking Autism.
How to Get Out of an Autistic Thought Loop by Claire Jack, Ph.D. (Content warning: person-first and "levels" language in one paragraph)
Links 2012 and Links 2013 by Leah Kelley, ED. D. - Lots of links to other autistic people’s blogs and blogs about autism and neurodivergence.
John Elder Robison - Autistic advocate who was famously the only autistic member of Autism Speaks’ Science and Treatment Board before resigning in 2013.
Johnathon Mooney - A neurodivergent activist and entrepeneur with works like Normal Sucks: How to Live, Learn, and Thrive, Outside the Lines.
"Light It Up Blue" Is Bad. This Is Why You Shouldn’t Buy In To The Blue Or The Puzzle by Meriah Nichols
Luna Rose - An artist for WikiHow and autism writer, and creator of the rainbow infinity loop symbol for neurodivergence!
Monotropism.org - A resource for leaening about monotropism: a theory of autism developed by autistic people.
NeuroTribes by Steve Silberman - A comprehensive resource on the history and future of autism and neurodiversity.
On Hans Asperger, the Nazis, and Autism: A Conversation Across Neurologies by Maxfield Sparrow and Steve Silberman - A comprensive blog post discussing the links between Hans Asperger and Nazi Germany.
Powered by Love by Heather Morgan
SCNeurodiversity’s Catalogue on LibraryThing
Stimpunks - Amazing and neuroaffirming resource for neurodivergent people and those aiming for neuroaffirming experiences. Check out their collection of articles in How to Be an Ally During Autism Acceptance Month (and all year round). I can’t recommend this website enough!
The Autistic Burnout Symptom Checklist (ABSC) by Dr. Alice Nicholls
The Significance of Semantics: Person-First Language: Why It Matters by Lydia Brown - An article explaining why autistic people prefer identity-first language (i.e.: "Autistic person") as opposed to person-first language (i.e.: "Person with autism").
Weird Pride Day by Fergus Murray - Weird is not a dirty word! March 4th is a day to celebrate neurodivergent, LGBTQIA+, and everything that sets us apart from "normal".

Charts and Maps

Antipodes Map - Place a pin and find the exact opposite side of the world from it.
Burbing - Can you cycle down every street in your suburb? See maps of others’ burbings here!
Calculating Empires - A massive chart showing how science, technology, politics, and society has changed since the 1500s.
Halcyon Maps - Very high-resolution infographics and maps of the world.
Mapometer - A sports route planning map.
Maps on the Web - Numerous maps of various topics.
Native Land Digital - Map of Indigenous lands around the world.
NUKEMAP - See how a nuclear strike would affect a part of the world using declassified nuclear weapons effects data.
OpenBenches - See memorial benches around the world and contribute your own local geo-tagged photos of them!
OpenStreetMap - Free and community-driven map data.
strav.art - Exercising in specific routes to form artworks on street maps recorded with Strava.
The beautiful complexity of the US radio spectrum by Jon Keegan - Chart of all radio frequencies used in the United States by the U.S. Department of Commerce National Telecommunications and Information Administration.
The Big Map of Who Lived When by u/profound_whatever - See when well-known historical figures were alive at the same time.

Earth and Climate Change

Climate Pulse - Live chart and map of global surface air and sea temperature averages and anomalies by the Copernicus Climate Change Service.
Earth Overshoot Day by the Global Footprint Network - The date each year when humanity’s demand for Earth’s resources exceeds the rate Earth can replenish them.
Electricity Maps - World map showing electricity usage and its climate consequences. See what sources of energy different places are relying on.
Flood Maps - See how the world map looks with rising sea levels.
Global Volcanism Program by the Smithsonian Institution - Cataloguing over 12,000 years of volcanic eruptions.
International Degrowth Network - A movement that challenges economic growth as the only measure of society's success and wellness at the expense of our planet. Check out explore.degrowth.network for information about degrowth concepts, and check out their degrowth resources!
Latest Earthquakes map by the United States Geological Survey (USGS).
NCEI Global Historical Hazard Database - The U.S. National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)’s datasets about tsunami, earthquake, and volcano hazards.
#ShowYourStripes by Ed Hawkins - See how your region is affected by climate change with blue and red warming stripe graphs.
Your Name In Landsat - See how your name appears as photos of letter-shaped features of Earth from NASA.

Funny

Badgers by Mr. Weebl - Badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger mushroom mushroom! Also check out Mr. Weebl’s other videos here!
cat sings iphone ringtone and dies - Maaaoow, waow-waow-waow waowmewmeow maow mew weowmeowmeow maow mew!
Chicken Chicken Chicken: Chicken Chicken by Doug Zonker - A journal article where every word is the word "chicken". Bock bock!
Dear Mario: reverb fart sfx - It took the universe 13.8 billion years to come up with this.
Fun Holidays by TimeAndDate.com - Fun and strange "holidays" you never knew existed!
HowToGoBroke.com - Website linking to strange, funny, yet oddly useful items (though most links are broken).
Journal of Universal Rejection - A prestigeous journal that’s so prestigeous it’s rejected 100% of all submissions!
Kiri Te Kanawa & Norma Burrows | Rossini's Cat Duet - Duet sang entirely with meows. Meowww, meowww, meowwww! Meeow-ow-ow-ow-ow-owwww!
SRENITY ONLINE by KRAZAM - Positive Affirmations for Site Reliability Engineers. You were born to deploy Kubernetes. Also check out KRAZAM’s other videos making fun of hustle and startup culture.
The Cube Rule - Classifying food based on how "cubic" food is.
The Most Amazing Website on the Internet - "ITS THE BEST PAGE!!!! THIS IS THE BEST WEBSITE IN THE UNIVERSE!!!! THANSK 4 STOPPING BYE TO VISIT!!!!" (Content warning: eye strain, flashy imagery)

Games

Games (Misc.)

20 Questions - Think of something and, using hints, have the computer try and guess it!
Cell Tower by Andrew Taylor - A non-linear word search game.
Celtix by Andrew Taylor - Can you untangle a Celtic knot to form five loops connecting four pips each of the same colour?
Downpour by V Buckenham - Make choose-your-own-adventure-style games on your phone.
Games by Pippin Barr - Lots of fun games, including some really funny chess variants!
Lexulous - A free Scrabble-like word game.
Mahjong-Pro.com - My favourite website to play Mahjong on. Offers numerous tile layouts as well.
Neal.fun - Lots of fun and educational games.
The Chess Variant Pages - Numerous comprehensive guides and histories on many chess variants, chess pieces and more!
zFRAG by LostTrainDude - A relaxing game where you can manually de-fragment a virtual hard disk.

Super Mario 64

B3313 - One of my most favourite Super Mario 64 ROM hacks, and one of the largest! Also check out the Official B3313 Wiki and listen to its soundtrack (I've listened to it a lot while making this website)!
katze789 - One of the most talented Super Mario 64 ROM hack speedrunners I’ve ever seen! I mean, just look at this!
Super Mario 64 Tool-assisted speedrun world record explained - A very comprehensive video explaining how Super Mario 64’s position and integer handling can be exploited to have Mario perform glitchnastics through parallel universes to beat Bowser with no stars!
Unreal SM64 - Lots of videos playing Super Mario 64 ROM Hacks.

Wordle Variants

Absurdle by qntm - Adversarial Wordle - a game that deliberately changes the word you guess until you "back it into a corner" where it can only provide the correct answer.
Globle - A "hot-or-cold"-type game to guess a mystery country.
Numberle - A Wordle-like game with math equations.
Phrasle - Guess a phrase with only 4 misses!
Phrazle - Another phrase-guessing game, more closely matching Wordle.
Wordle - A working copy of the original Wordle before it was bought by The New York Times.
Wordly - Unlimited Wordle games without having to wait for the next day.
Worldle - Guess the country based on its silhouette.

Generators and Meme Makers

Ace Attorney Objection Maker - Make your own "Objection!" scenes from the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney games.
Bingo Baker - Quickly make bingo cards.
ChemSpeller - Spell anything and see it spelt with the periodic table of elements!
BOFH Excuses Generator - Next time tech isn’t working, visit here to generate an excuse!
Bsodmaker - Make your own Windows 10-style blue screen of death (BSoD).
Death Generator by Alice Averlong - Editable text boxes from scenes from many games.
Fake Captcha - Type anything and see it appear as squiggly, distorted captcha text.
Imgflip - Quick and easy meme maker.
Make Wordart - Make word art just like from old Microsoft Office programs.
Neomojimixer by Erpel - Make your own neomojis with bases of popular neomojis.
Perchance - A tool to create online tabletop role-playing game generators.
RANDOM.ORG by Prof. Mads Haahr at the Trinity College School of Computer Science and Statistics, Dublin, Ireland - Generate random numbers based on atmospheric noise. Generate lottery numbers, sequences, hex colour codes, bitmaps, music scales and more.
TextPro.me - Another cool word art site.
You Wouldn’t Edit a Meme - Make your own memes just like the mid-2000s "You Wouldn’t Steal a Car" anti-piracy PSAs.

Indigenous Australia

(Note: the following links may contain names, images, writings, videos, voices, and/or other media of people who have since passed away.

Always Wadjemup by Vanessa Smart and Samara King - Learn about the Indigenous history of Wadjemup (Rottnest Island).
Indigenous.gov.au - News and stories connecting First Nations Australians with Australian Government programs.
Kaartdijin Noongar - Learn about Nyoongar and the kaartdijin (knowledge) of the Nyoongar people of south-western Australia.
National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA) - Working in genuine partnership to enable the self-determination and aspirations of First Nations communities.
National Native Title Tribunal - An Australian tribunal established as part of the Native Title Act (1993), intended to advance the process of reconciliation among all Australians.
Noongar Boodjar Language Cultural Aboriginal Corporation - Another comprehensive resource on Nyoongar culture.
NoongarPedia - A wiki for learning and contributing information about Nyoongar culture.
Our Languages - Learn about over 250+ Indigenous languages across Australia.
South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council - The Central Services Corporation for the South West Native Title Settlement.
Storylines by the State Library of Western Australia (SLWA) - An online archive of oral histories, documents, videos, and photographs of Indigenous peoples of Western Australia.
Wirlomin - The Wirlomin Noongar Language and Stories website.

Libraries

CORE - Hundreds of millions of open-access research papers.
epubBooks - Free Kindle and EPUB public-domain, DRM-free eBooks.
DiscMaster - Lots of multi-media stuff here!
Internet Classics Archive by Daniel C. Stevenson - Read hundreds of written works of classic literature from authors like Aristotle, Confucius, Euclid, and Lao-Tzu.
Kiwix - Download educational websites for offline browsing, including the text of the entire English Wikipedia!
LibraryThing - Create a catalogue of books you’re reading.
LibriVox - Listen to public-domain audiobooks that anyone – including you! – can record readings of for others.
Monoskop - A wiki for arts and studies.
MOOC.fi - Free Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) from the University of Helsinki MOOC Center.
Open Library by the Internet Archive.
Project Gutenberg - More free Kindle and EPUB eBooks to download or read online.
Public Work - Hundreds of thousands of copyright-free images.
Unpaywall - Bypass paywalls on tens of millions of open-access scholarly articles.
Whole Earth Index - Archive of magazines and journals from the Whole Earth Catalogue between 1968 until 2002.

Mathematics

Googology and Really Big Numbers

Beyond Infinity Number Comparison by Reigarw Comparisons - Starting from 1, start from comparisons of common everyday numbers that quickly get larger and larger.
David Metzler’s 46-part "Ridiculously Huge Numbers" series - Starting from 10^39 to the hugely-growing tau function!
Googology Wiki - Wiki with lots of information on googology. Check out their List of googolisms!.
Graham’s number - A number so huge that its full expression can’t fit in the obserable universe!
Hyperoperations - Repeated exponentiation is tetration, repeated tetration is pentation, etc.
Knuth’s up-arrow notation - A common notation used to describe hyperoperations.
Number of legal Go positions by John Tromp - Learn how the number of legal positions in Go was narrowed down to a specific 171-digit number.
Shannon number - Estimated lower bound for the game-tree complexity of chess.
Tetration - One of the methods to generate unbelievably huge numbers.
TREE(3) - An even larger number that makes Graham’s number look like zero in comparison!

Prime Numbers

Distributed Computing Projects for Prime Numbers

Double Mersennes Prime Search - A distributed factoring project for double Mersenne numbers. All Mersenne primes are of the form 2^p-1 where p is prime. In some cases you can put a Mersenne prime as the p value and get another Mersenne prime!
FermatSearch.org - Help find prime factors in Fermat numbers, numbers of the form (2^2^n)+1.
Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search - The GOAT of distributed math projects since 1996. Donate your computers’ processing power to help find Mersenne primes, rare primes of the form 2^p-1 where p is itself prime, and are usually among the largest known prime numbers! In October 2024 they discovered 2^136279841-1 is prime and it’s currently the largest known prime number!
Mersenne.ca - Sister site to the above, providing more information about the testing status of Mersenne numbers, including some with exponents in the billions!
NFS@Home - "NFS@Home is a research project that uses Internet-connected computers to do the lattice sieving step in the Number Field Sieve factorization."
PrimeGrid - A distributed computing project running on BOINC for finding primes of many forms. If you’re feeling lucky, you might discover the new largest prime number here too! They also have the PrimeGrid Message Boards where you can discuss the project and prime numbers and math in general.
SR Base - Another BOINC-based project to eliminate Sierpinski numbers: values of k such that (k*b^n+1) yields a prime, and Riesel numbers: values of k such that (k*b^n-1) yields a prime, in many bases b and exponents n. PrimeGrid is doing a search to disprove values of k where b = 5 (see their stats here). You can also donate GPU power to help mersenne.org find factors in Mersenne numbers.
YAFU - "YAFU's goal is to factorize numbers up to 149 digit length which are needed to bring Aliquot Sequences to a size of at least 140."

Factoring

Beginners Guide to NFS factoring using GGNFS and MSIEVE by Jeff Gilchrist - Guide on how to factor semiprimes over 100 digits.
CADO-NFS - C, C++ and Python program for finding factors of large integers on classical computers.
Factoring-as-a-Service (FaaS) - A project to show how 512-bit keys can be factored in a few hours using cloud computing environments like AWS. Also check out how Ryan Castellucci factored a 512-bit key to gain access to 200 megawatts of electricity.
GGNFS - The General Number Field Sieve, an algorithm to find factors of large integers.
GMP-ECM - Integer factoring algorithm using elliptic curves, Pollard’s p-1 algorithm, and Williams’ p+1 algorithm. Originally developed by Paul Zimmermann.
How to Get Started with Factoring - An archived post on MersenneForum.org listing more software and guides on how to factor numbers.
Integer Factorisation Calculator by Dario Alpern - Factorise large integers in your browser.
Lenstra elliptic-curve factorisation - AKA the elliptic-curve factorisation method (ECM), it’s a method to find factors of large integers.
Msieve - A suite of factoring algorithms to find factors of large integers. It even found some factors in the RSA numbers!
factordb.com - Online database cataloguing known factors of numbers.
Pollard’s p-1 algorithm - An algorithm for factoring integers, analogous to Williams’ p+1 algorithm.
Pollard’s rho algorithm - An algorithm for factoring integers.
ProthSearch.com - Website tracking Proth, Cullen, and Woodall primes as well as values of k in the Sierpinski and Riesel problems. It’s also cataloguing factors of Fermat numbers ((2^2^n)+1). There are only 5 known Fermat primes – 3, 5, 17, 257, and 65537 – corrresponding to n = 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4 respectively. It is extremely unlikely another Fermat prime will be discovered, so the focus is now on search for factors in Fermat numbers where n = 5 or higher.
Quadratic Sieves - A fast algorithm for finding factors in integers using congruences of squares. (Also see Fermat’s factorisation method.)
RSA numbers - A challenge by RSA Laboratories to find the two prime factors of a set of numbers ranging from 100 to 617 digits long, a computational challenge which the RSA cryptosystem relies on to stay secure. Prize money for finding some factors was offered up until 2007.
Shor’s algorithm - Algorithm for finding factors of large integers on quantum computers.
Special Number Field Sieve - A factoring algorithm from which the GFNS is derived from. It’s recommended to learn about the Rational Sieve first!

Primality Testing

ECPP by François Morain - A primality proving program using elliptic curves.
GpuOwl - An OpenCL-based probable prime and Lucas-Lehmer test to run on NVIDIA and AMD GPUs to test if Mersenne numbers are prime. It was recently used to find the largest known prime number!
LLR and LLR Cuda by Jean Penné et al. - Primality testing program for numbers of the form (k*2^n±c).
Mlucas by Ernst W. Mayer- A program that performs the Lucas Lehmer primality test on Mersenne numbers. Also check out this guide on how to set up an Android phone cluster to run it!
PFGW (AKA PrimeForm) - Does probable prime tests for numbers of any expression on your own computer.
Primality test article on Wikipedia - Learn about and discover more primality tests here!
Primo by Marcel Martin - A Linux primality testing program.

Prime Numbers (Misc.)

Decomposition into weight * level + jump by Rémi Eismann - A new way to classify prime numbers.
Fermat Prime Calculator in Conway’s Game of Life - In the very unlikely event a new Fermat prime is discovered, the calculator self-destructs!
Landon Curt Noll’s Prime Pages - View Landon’s contributions to prime number searches. Scroll down for more prime number resources. Also see Landon’s comprehensive presentation about prime numbers and how you can search for world record primes!
Mersenne Primes: History, Theorems and Lists by the Prime Pages.
Polynomial-Time Pseudodeterministic Construction of Primes - A new algorithm for funding prime numbers. Also see Steven Ornes’ article "How to Build a Big Prime Number" in Quanta Magazine for a simpleter explanation of it.
Prime Curios! - Interesting facts about prime numbers.
Prime number theorem (PNT) - A theorem studying the distribution of prime numbers amongst the positive integers.
Prime-Wiki - Another good resource for prime numbers.
PrimePages - Maintains records of the largest prime numbers of many forms, iuncluding the top 5000 largest discovered prime numbers.
Primer - A prime number sieve built in Conway’s Game of Life.
Say the Prime - Can we say all 41,024,320 digits of the largest known prime number before a larger prime number is discovered?

Mathematics (Misc.)

24 Hour Maths - A math-themed game show that took place in late October 2022.

Calculus Made Easy by Silvanus P. Thompson - Written in 1910 and recently made into this website!

Cat on Mat’s Tools - Loads of mostly math-related random number generators.

Chapter 4. Essential Number Theory and Discrete Math - in Modern Cryptography: Applied Mathematics for Encryption and Informanion Security (2016).

Domino Computer by Andrew Taylor - Performing binary operations with over 10,000 dominos!

Fractal Explorer by Fabio Cesari - An archived webpage exploring various fractals and sets.

Dynamic Math by Juan Carlos - Domain colouring, drawing with Fourier transforms, and other math projects.

Luke Walsh’s page on Marin Mersenne and more Mersenne number resources.

John Coltrane: Exploring the Mathematics of Music - Learn about the Coltrane Circle and the mathematics behind it.

Math’s Fundamental Flaw by Veritasium - Video explaining undecidability in mathematical logic, such as the Paradox of Self-Reference and the Halting Problem.

Mathematical humour by Andrej and Elena Cherkaev. Also check out their math puzzles!

Millennium Prize Problems - Seven unsolved problems in mathematics, with a million-dollar reward offered to whoever finds the correct solution for each problem.

Number Empire - Lots of helpful math tools, including the ability to check if any number up to 1000 digits is prime or not.

Numbers in Different Notations - Enter any number and see how it appears in 49 different notations.

On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (OEIS) - If you can think of a sequence of numbers, OEIS probably has it!

PARI/GP - Developed since 1979, it’s a multi-functional cross-platform algebra system built in C for fast number theory computations such as matrices, factorising, elliptic curves, and other tasks. Also check out the Cypari Python wrapper for PARI/GP.

Rafael G. González-Acuña’s solution to the Wasserman-Wolf problem (in Spanish) - Probably the most hardest math equation I’ve ever seen! The solution to a millenia-old mathematical problem about how to counteract speherical aberration, useful for designing eyeglasses.

SageMath - A free and open-source mathematics software system.

Wikipedia’s list of number theory algorithms - Dealing with primality testing, factorising, multiplication, and other algorithms.

Wolfram Alpha - A powerful online computational engine and math resource.

Recreational Mathematics

Collatz Conjecture Calculator - Enter a number and see how long it gets halved or tripled plus one until it reaches the number 1. Is there a number that never reaches 1?

Lychrel Number Tester - Find numbers such that if they’re added to themselves with reversed digits, they won’t form a palindrome and never will after many repetitions. When this process is done on the number 196, no palindrome can be found in over one billion digits!

myfactors.mooo.com - Another site exploring recreational mathematics. (content warning: their news page is crawling with realistic-looking bugs if you have JavaScript enabled.)

Numberphile - a YouTube channel all about mathematics and Interesting math theories. Also check out their sister channel, Numberphile2!

Unsolved problems in number theory - List of Wikipedia articles about unsolved number theory problems. Maybe your insights could help solve them!

What’s Special About This Number? by Erich Friedman - Interesting facts about numbers from 1 to 10,000.

World of Numbers by Patric de Geest - A website exploring recreational mathematics since 1996, with ongoing searches such as Border PRPs: the first probable primes before and past the "borders" of powers of 10.

Miscellaneous *

Music *

Artists and Bands *

I’ve still gotta find links for everyone listed here and describe what type of music they make, but for now here’s a list of my favourite musicians and bands, mostly electronic, with some being big inspirations for my own music!

2814
303infinity
ATTLAS
Altruism
Aly & Fila
Amir Hussain
Annoying Ringtone
Aphex Twin
Armin van Buuren
Australian Crawl
Avicii
Avril Lavagne
BSOD
Basshunter
Basslouder
Basslovers United
Birds of Tokyo
BlackGummy
Boards of Canada
Brooklyn Bounce
Calvin Harris
Chenél No.1
Coone
D-Noiser
Dgar
DISL Automatic
DJ Dingobread
DJ Gollum
DJ Hixxy
DJ Splash
Daft Punk
Darude
David Guetta
deadmau5
Diabarha
Dougal & Gammer
Dream of Omni
Edvard Grieg
Eiffel 65
Empyre One
Eric Prydz
FUSED
Fehrplay
Felsmann
Ferry Corsten
Futzle
GGTECHNO
GioGio
Giuseppe Ottaviani
Gorillaz
Greg Davis
Hampton the Hamster
Harry Styles
Headhunterz
Heather Duby
Hyperviolet
i_o
James Dymond
Juice WRLD
Justice
Karma Fields
Key 13
KillerBeats187
Kobaryo
LIL TEXAS
Limnetic Villains
Lord of Speed
M83
MORTEN
Madeon
Madonna
Martin Garrix
Michael Jackson
Moby
Mr. Weebl
猫シ Corp.
No Mana
Noisia
Nom De Strip
Ovnimoon
Owl City
P!nk
Pegboard Nerds
pH10
Phil Collins
Protonica
Pryda
R.E.M.
Revengeday
Rezz
S3RL
Schnuffel Bunny
Scott Brown
Skrillex
Slushii
Solarstone
Soulero
Spidercat
Styles & Breeze
Sunhiausa
Sy & Unknown
SynthR
The Dickies
The Prodigy
The Thrillseekers
The Veronicas
TheFatRat
Tiley
Tiësto
Tranzemaniac
Tristam
Vengaboys
Virtual Riot
Wildstylez
XXXTENTACION
ZHU

Mixes and Soundtracks *

Music (Misc.) *

Space and Astronomy

Space and Astronomy (Misc.)

Center for Astrophysics (CfA) by Harvard & Smithsonian
Center for Near-Earth Object Studies (CNEOS) - A NASA center tracking and computing comet and asteorid orbits and the likelihood of them impacting Earth.
Community Coordinated Modelling Center (CCMC) - Research and lots of models and tools on space science. Includes the Space Weather Database Of Notifications, Knowledge, Information (DONKI) which has data about solar flares, coronal mass ejections, and geomagnetic storms, among other space weather events.
Eyes on Asteroids - Interactive map from NASA showing asteroids around our Solar System and the spacecrafts tracking them.
Galaxy Zoo - Help the European Space Agency (ESA)’s Euclid Consortium identify features of newly-discovered galaxies with lots of never-before-seen photos.
Gravitational Wave Open Science Center - Data about gravitational waves sourced from observatories worldwide.
Icy and Rocky Exoplanets - a high-resolution map of over 900 exoplanets by Halcyon Maps.
Johnathon’s Space Report - A website by Jonathan C. McDowell, the group leader for Chandra X-Ray Center (CXC)’s Science Data Systems (SDS), with a wealth of knowledge about astronautics, astrophysics, space travel, spacecrafts, and astronomy in general.
JWST Advanced Deep Extragalactic Survey (JADES) - Explore a map of some of the universe’s oldest galaxies photographed by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).
People in Space Right Now - An API listing the number of astronauts in space right now and who they are.
Something Strange Happens When You Follow Einstein’s Math - A video by Veritasium explaining the interesting math and physics behind black holes.
Starlink Coverage Tracker by Mike Puchol - A comprehensive map tracking Starlink satellites in real-time.

Space Weather

Global Oscillation Network Group (GONG) (archived) - "A community-based program to conduct a detailed study of solar internal structure and dynamics using helioseismology."
GOES Solar X-Ray Imager (archived) - A satellite that uses x-rays to predict solar flares and coronal mass ejections (CMEs).
Lights Over Lapland - A webcam tracking the Aurora Borealis over Lapland, Finland.
NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center - Loads of resources, datasets, and products about space weather. Check out their Weekly Highlights and 27-Day Forecast and their 30-Minute Aurora Forecast for both hemispheres.
Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) - A NASA satellite tracking solar variability and how it impacts Earth.
Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory (STEREO) - Two NASA satellites, STEREO-A and STEREO-B, tracking the first-ever stereoscopic measurements studying the Sun and coronal mass ejections (CMEs). Part of NASA’s Solar Terrestrial Probes (STP) program. Also check out SECCHI (archived) - five telescopes as a part of STEREO monitoring the Sun’s solar corona and inner heliosphere.
Solar-A (Yohkoh) Legacy Data Archive - An archive of data collected by the Yohkoh Solar-A satellite which studied high-energy solar physics.
Solar-B - The sequel to the Yohkoh (Solar-A) satellite, studying the Sun using x-ray and ultraviolet-radiation-capturing instruments. Check out their links page for more resources on solar physics, space missions, ground-based observatories, and space agencies and organisations.
SolarMonitor.org - A website collating data about solar activity, hosted by Trinty College Dublin and Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies.
Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) - A satellite by NASA and ESA studying the Sun from its core to its outer corona.
Solar Data Analysis Center (formerly Active Region Monitor) - A NASA website studying heliophysics and solar activity.
Solar Terrestrial Probes (STP) Program - A collection of satellites tracking solar activity and how it influences Earth, the Solar System, and beyond.
SpaceWeather.com - News and information about the Sun-Earth environment. Scroll to the bottom of their page for more space weather links!

Technology and Web

Cybersecurity *

Distributed Computing

BOINC - Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing, allowing you to contribute to lots of distributed computing programs!
distributed.net - One of the first distributed computing projects.
DistributedComputing.info - Massive list of distributed computing projects you can contribute your computer’s processing power to.
List of volunteer computing projects Wikipedia article.

Fediverse

Admin and Developer-Specific

A guide to potential liability pitfalls for people running a Mastodon instance by Denise - Very important legal information if you’re running a Fediverse instance.
ActivityPub W3C Recommendation - The official recommendation explaining how ActivityPub works.
Awesome Fedi Admin Resources by nev - Lots of links and reources if you want to run your own Fediverse server.
Bot Receipts - Automated lists of suspected IP addresses scraping Mastodon instances.
Common Abuses on Mastodon: A Primer by Alex Stamos and Sara Shah - Important information about your legal responsibilities if you run a Mastodon server. Contains links to more resources for Mastodon admins.
Easy guide to building Mastodon bots by Terence Eden - A guide on how to build bots for Mastodon that helped me create my own bots. (Note: The article recommends using botsin.space, but it is now defunct – look for another server that allows for hosting bots, or use your own. From Mastodon 4.3.X, you also do need to enable write permissions for your bot)
Eight tips about consent for fediverse developers by Jon
Emissary - A Fediverse server where you can create your own ActivityPub, RSS, and IndieWeb apps among other protocols.
fedi_ebooks by animeavi - Make your own "ebooks" Markov chain bots for your Mastodon / Pleroma instance.
#FediBuzz Relay - A customisable ActivityPub relay service.
Fedify - A TypeScript library to create your own ActivityPub implementation.
Fediverse Projects by helge - A repository housing small Fediverse projects that don’t have their own repository.
Fediverse Safety by db0 - "a tool for Fediverse instance Administrators to easily check and clean all images in their object, block or pict-rs storage for illegal or unethical content".
FEP-5feb: Search indexing consent for actors - "…an actor-level attribute that can be used to explicitly express an actor's consent (or lack thereof) to their public objects being indexed for search purposes."
Ghost - Fediverse-enabled website building platform with lots of features like email newsletters.
IFTAS - Independent Federated Trust and Safety, a helpful organisation for moderators and admins on the Fediverse.
Mastodon Pride Button by Luka Prinčič - Custom Mastodon CSS that changes the post button to the intersex-inclusive progress pride flag.
mastodon-comments by dpecos A webcomponent that embeds a Mastodon comment thread on your website.
Mastodon Mod Tools by halcy - "A maybe future set of tools to help with Mastodon moderation".
Mastodon Scripts by GunChleoc - Useful admin scripts if you’re running a Mastodon server.
Minifedi by Gaelan - Run a tiny Fediverse / ActivityPub server on your computer for testing.
on the topic of ActivityPub: C2S (or how to design an alright protocol and have nobody use it) by nanoshinono - A good explanation about client-to-server (C2S).
pleroma-ebooks by smitten - Make your own "ebooks" Markov chain bots for your Pleroma / Akkoma instance.
PubKit by Pixelfed - Another tool for making applications in ActivityPub.
RSS Feeds In Mastodon and How to Disable Them by Oliphant - Sadly, only admins of Mastodon instances can disable RSS feeds by editing their instance’s web server software.
Running a Mastodon instance entirely free forever by josh.is-cool.dev
Setting up a personal Fediverse ID / Mastodon instance by Jacob Kaplan-Moss
Setting up S3 storage with your Mastodon instance using Digital Ocean Spaces by Dave Loping - A helpful guide if you host your Mastodon instance on DigitalOcean and want to use its S3 spaces. It’s helped me when I set up my own Mastodon instance!
Streams by Mike Macgirvin - One of the oldest Fediverse servers with lots of customisation options.
The Challenge of ActivityPub Data Portability by Bengo
Tootelage: Modifying Mastodon to revert the ill-advised "Publish" button back to its eternally-loved "Toot" by Johanna Decker - From Mastodon 4.X and above, "Toot!" became "Publish!" and later "Post", even though Mastodon posts are still popularly called "toots". This guide explains how to change it! (Note: Step 4 only applies to all Mastodon versions below 4.3.X. For versions 4.3.X and above, you need to edit config/initializers/i18n.rb)
Webfinger.io - WebFinger service and documentation.
withdrawal by mia - An IceShrimp script that replaces placeholders in posts with information about the instance the post is viewed from.

Fediverse (Misc.)

Bandwagon.fm - A Fediverse-enabled music sharing platform!
Cyber Circle Creator by Revengeday - Generate a circle of who you interact with the most on the Fediverse. Supports Mastodon, Misskey, and Pleroma APIs.
Debunking the Top 10 Myths About Mastodon by Sean Tilley
Fedi Circle Creator based on andigandhi/Mastodon-Circles - Generate a circle of who you interact with the most on the Fediverse. Supports Mastodon, Misskey, and Pleroma APIs.
Fedi.Tips - The best guide on how to get started with Mastodon and the Fediverse in my opinion. It’s helped me get started back when I started on mas.to, and I always share this with everyone new to the Fediverse!
#Fediblock, a Tiny History by Dr. Artist Marcia X - A discussion about the history and current use of the #Fediblock hashtag by its creator.
#FediBuzz - Live "wall" of trending hashtags in the Fediverse and where they’re trending.
FediDB by Pixelfed - An up-to-date database of lots of Fediverse statistics.
FediList - Another website listing and providing information about Fediverse instances.
Fediverse by Monoskop - "…various #fediverse initiatives, resources, events and a list of various publications"
Fediverse Wikipedia article - Scroll down to the bottom for further reading about the Fediverse and the ActivityPub protocol. Also check out the Comparison of software and protocols for distributed social networking Wikipedia article.
Fediverse Discovery - A project "exploring decentralised search and discovery for the Fediverse".
Fediverse Report - Publishing weekly reports about the Fediverse and the ATmosphere. Check out Last Week in Fediverse Episode 33 which highlights a critical design flaw in Lemmy making it very difficult to see what images are cached to their instance.
Fedivision - A Eurovision-inspired music contest for artists on the Fediverse, held in the middle of each year!
Fediwall - A live "wall" of Fediverse posts, filtered by what hashtags or accounts you want to include or exclude.
Fork it! It's time for a Mastodon hard fork (UPDATED) by Jon - A post explaining the need for a hard fork of Mastodon and the challenges to creating one.
Mastodon Handy Links Page by Oliphant - More links for Mastodon and even more Fediverse guides, for both admins and non-admins.
NeoDB - A federated media collecting and review platform.
Soundstorm - A federated social music platform that has since been archived.
Steven Bohacek - Fediverse enthusiast with a lot of resources like Fediverse Explorations (also see FediverseExplorations.org for study papers about the Fediverse) and more.
The DDFON, Open Social Web, Fediverse, Mycelial Web SNS Historical Timeline - A comprehensive timeline of federated social networking.
The MastoDDoS Effect - An unfortunate consequence of sharing website links in the Fediverse.
The (opinionated) Mastodon list by Roni Laukkarinen - Even more Mastodon and Fediverse resources!
Trötpty - Another circle generator of who you interact with the most on the Fediverse. Supports Mastodon only.

IndieWeb and Webmastery *

Rediscovering the Small Web by Parimal Satyal - An essay celebrating the early days of the web and minimalist web design as opposed to the walled garden, corporate websites of today.
Smarter than 'Ctrl+F': Linking Directly to Web Page Content by Ahmad Alfy - Using text fragments to quickly search webpages.
Uptime Kuma - A self-hosted web monitoring tool.
Webmention - Learn about this W3C Recommendation where you can mention someone’s webpage on your own website and have your mentioning of them appear on their page as well.
Green Web Check - The Green Web Foundation
https://home.omg.lol
https://weblog.lol
https://melonland.net/surf-club
https://tracydurnell.com/2024/09/19/long-live-hypertext/
https://growyourown.services
https://stefanbohacek.com/blog/resources-for-keeping-the-web-free-open-and-poetic
XClacksOverhead.org
Engineering for Slow Internet
GitHub - ai-robots-txt/ai.robots.txt: A list of AI agents and robots to block.
Small Technology Foundation - Home
Introduction to the Web Revival by Melon King
Microformats
404 to 307
https://www.kickscondor.com/things-we-left-in-the-old-web/
Own Your Web - Issue 10: Links Worth Sharing - Buttondown
https://thoughts.melonking.net/thoughts/every-site-needs-a-links-page-why-linking-matters
Robots.txt, OpenAI's GPTBot, Common Crawl's CCBot: How to block AI crawlers from gathering text and images from your website - Katharina Brunner
The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz : Brian Knappenberger : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
CSS Tricks That Use Only One Gradient | CSS-Tricks
Designing for Web Accessibility - Tips for Getting Started | Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) | W3C
This Page is Designed to Last: A Manifesto for Preserving Content on the Web
https://bringback.blog
https://niceinter.net
https://stumblingon.com
How Google is killing independent sites like ours - HouseFresh
The Old Net
The Disenshittify Project
Search My Site - Open source search engine and search as a service for personal and independent websites
How to Take Back the Internet | WIRED
web0 manifesto
https://useplaintext.email
Backlink Checker & Link Building Toolset | Majestic.com
Zero to internet: your first website
Permalink Creator
Modern Plain Text Computing
https://evhaste.com/2023/10/17/deplatforming-myself-a-tech-manifesto/
indieauth.spec.indieweb.org
Webmention Rocks!
https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/07/22/why-website/
https://yesterweb.org
https://flamedfury.com/posts/indieweb-101/
https://github.com/converspace/webmention/blob/master/README.md
https://microformats.org/wiki/h-card
GitHub - gnh1201/caterpillar: Caterpillar Proxy - The simple web debugging proxy (formerly, php-httpproxy)
Weblog - panthema.net
Agents | Known Agents
https://event.preventdefault.net
https://bryanlrobinson.com/blog/bring-fansites-back-to-the-web/
IndieWebify.Me - a guide to getting you on the IndieWeb
IndieWeb
https://danluu.com/web-bloat/
eightyeightthirtyone
MelonLand Forum - Home!
Manifesto for a Humane Web
Recipes For An Off-Grid 'Internet'
https://indieauth.net
https://brutalist-web.design
https://www.brutalistwebsites.com
LOW TECH WEBRING DIRECTORY
Reclaiming Territory in Cyberspace
How to Make a Damn Website
Webring
http://luckysoap.com/statements/handmadeweb.html
bucket webring!
ooh.directory: a place to find good blogs that interest you
Laurent BaumannMy old icons
Remember Hit Counters? Well, They're Back. And They're Gloriously Useless. - datakra.sh

Privacy and OpSec *

Quantum Computing

Grover’s algorithm - A quantum algorithm for unstructured searches at the square root of number of operations required by classical computers.
How Quantum Computers Break the Internet… Starting Now by Veritasium - A comprehensive video explaining the mathematics behind Shor’s algorithm and how quantum fourier transforms (QFTs) can quickly find factors in semiprimes, threatening RSA encryption widely used across the Internet. Also discusses post-quantum cryptography methods like the Module-Lattice-Based Digital Signature Standard.
KyberSlash attacks put quantum encryption projects at risk by Bill Toulas - Explains a set of flaws known as KyberSlash that use timing-based attacks to compromise the encryption of Kyber-based projects like CRYSTALS-Kyber.
Post-Quantum Cryptography in OpenPGP - Proposing a post-quantum public-key algorithm extension for OpenPGP using new post-quantum cryptography methods.
Quandoom - A DOOM port on a simulated quantum computer with 72,376 qubits.
Quantum computers could only operate at -273 degrees Celsius, until this Canberra scientist came along by James Coleman - Article explaining how Dr. Andrew Horsley, an Australian quantum computing researcher at the Australian National University (ANU), used synthetic diamonds to create quantum computers at room temperature.
Quantum Playground - Run programs on a simulated quantum computer with 22 qubits, including Shor’s algorithm.
Shor’s algorithm - Algorithm for finding factors of large integers on quantum computers.
The Map of Quantum Computing by Domain of Science - A comprehensive introduction to quantum computing. Domain of Science has a background in quantum computing – check out their channel for more quantum computing videos!

Retrocomputing and Old Web

Arcade Projects - A forum for arcade game machine enthusiasts.
Cameron’s World by Cameron Askin - An interactive web collage of media recovered from archived GeoCities pages. (Content warning: eye strain, flashy imagery)
IMG_0001 by Riley Walz - Over 5 million YouTube videos from 2009 to 2012 uploaded straight from iPhones with the default "IMG_XXXX" titles.
Infinite Mac - Emulate old Macintosh and NeXT operating systems in your web browser.
Link Cache by Netizen Club containing more links to retrocomputing and old web sites.
Museum of Failure - A museum of technologies that "failed" in some way.
One Terabyte of Kilobyte Age - A website "digging through the GeoCities torrent".
PinoutGuide.com - Thousands of pin-out diagrams and manuals for modern and obsolete technology.
restorativeland - A project to restore old websites that have since been shut down, including Geocities and MySpace Music links!
Ruffle - A Rust program to emulate desktop and web-based Adobe Flash Player programs that were killed off in late 2020.
The 88x31 Archive by hellnet.work - 31,119 88x31 buttons recovered from Geocities pages, some of them I’ve collected and included in my own 88x31 buttons collection above!
The Deleted City - Map of all GeoCities pages and what neighbourhoods they belonged to before Geocities was shut down.
The Old Hyperlinks - An archived Neocities page linking to more archived pages about many topics.
The Old Net - A project that attempts to bring back vintage web browsing, complete with links to archives of old websites.
The Ultimate Oldschool PC Font Pack - "The world's biggest collection of classic text mode fonts, system fonts and BIOS fonts from DOS-era IBM PCs and compatibles".
Tubular - "A searchable database of vintage displays and the CRTs that power them."
Web Design Museum - User interfaces of old websites, mobile apps, and software from the 1990s to the mid-2000s.

Technology (Misc.) *

Web Accessibility

4 Required Tests Before Shipping New Features by Stephanie Eckles - Be sure to test colour contrast, keyboard interaction, visible focus, and zoom levels!
Accessibility Fundamentals Overview by the Worldwide Web Consortium (W3C) - An introduction to accessibility on the web.
Color Oracle - "A free color blindness simulator for Windows, Mac and Linux." Also check out their links!
Inclusive Sans by Olivia King - A typeface designed for easy readability and accessibility.
WAVE - Web Accessibility Evaluation Tool. Enter your web address to discover how you can make your website more accessible.
WCAG 2 - Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2, guidelines for web accessibility from the Worldwide Web Consortium (W3C). To be followed by WCAG 3, which is still a work-in-progress.
WebAIM - Web Accessibility In Mind. Has lots of resources to make your website more accessible, such as how to approach contrast and colour visibility.
WhoCanUse - See how colours look to those with different colour perceptions and see how it is graded according to WCAG 2.

Web Archiving

archive.today - Another great web archiving source. Also known as archive.md and archive.is.
Ghostarchive - Yet another brilliant web archiving source.
Internet Archive - The GOAT of web archiving.
Publically Host Your Own Twitter Archive by Charlton Trezevant - X (Twitter) archives have a HTML interface that references images, videos, and data stored in JSON folders in the archive, meaning if you have your own web domain and hosting, you can host your archive publically just like a webpage! However, your archive will also contain personal information like your phone number, DMs, and accounts you’ve blocked, which you’ll need to delete first. Here’s my own Twitter archive I made from following this guide!
Save Your Twitter Account by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - More suggestions on what you can do with your Twitter archive.

Web Browsing

Fagan Finder - Type in the search bar then choose one of many search engines, encyclopedias, social media, news sites, libraries, and other websites to search it on.
Marginalia Search - DIY search engine with a focus on non-commercial websites.

Tools and Converters

AI or Not - Find out if something was generated by "AI" models.
Bulk Resize Photos - Quickly resize multiple photos in your browser, free, without an account.
Better Converter - Numerous converters, including a Base65536 Converter!
Codepoints - A search tool to find specific Unicode characters.
Crop a circle in image online - Creates a transparent circular space around your image.
EmptyCharacter.com - Copy and paste an empty character, representing emptiness without actually using any space. Can help when filling out required fields in forms online.
Ezgif.com - The GOAT of GIF tools. A free, no-nonsense online tool to turn frames into GIFs, turn videos into GIFs, and optimise GIFs.
FFmpeg - Very useful command line suite for editing and converting images, audio and videos.
Gotoes - Tools for editing Strava and Garmin Connect files. Combine routes, fix data etc.
Image Resizer - A no-nonsense image resizing tool which I use regularly.
Image to MIDI by Keef Marshall - Turn any image into music!
ImageMagick - FOSS suite for editing and manipulting images. Very useful for batch conversion and editing.
IMGonline.com.ua - Multiple image editing and conversion tools in your browser, such as compressors, metadata removers, and colour changers.
LingoJam - Create your own text translator and experiment with others’ translators. Includes tools like the Vaporwave Text Generator, Zalgo Text Generator, and others.
Monster Mash - Turn your 2D drawings into 3D animations!
Morse Code World by Stephen C. Phillips - Translate and generate Morse Code.
Optimizilla - Free online JPEG, GIF, and PNG compressor.
Pikimov - Free online alternative motion and video editor to proprietary editors like Adobe After Effects.
ReverseImageSearch.com - Upload any image and get reverse image search results from Google Images, Bing, Yandex, Baidu, and Lenso.ai at the same time.
Shapecatcher.com - Draw the Unicode character you’re looking for and find similar Unicode characters.
SVGViewer - See the XML code of SVG files in your browser and optimise the code. It helped me a lot when embedding SVG icons in the HTML of my website!
TextFixer.com - Lots of free online tools for text, HTML, random number generators and more in-browser. My personal favourite is the Alphabetical Order Tool!
Time Calculator - For when you have to add or subtract two values of time.
TimeAndDate.com’s Date Calculator - Calculate the days, months, and years between two dates.
TinEye - Reverse image search engine of billions of images. Useful to help you find the source of an image or the highest resolution of an image!
Vectorizer - Turn your images into scalable vector graphics (SVGs).
WhatsMyDNS.net - Check the DNS propagation of your website or others’ websites around the world.

Worldbuilding

CharacterHub - Loads of resources on character design and development. Check out 801 Character Development Questions: Questionaire For Your Original Character!
Night Mind by Nick Nocturne - Unfiction and worldbuilding mostly focusing on online horror and ARGs. Check out Night Mind’s YouTube channel and the playlist How to Make a Webseries!
Verduria (formerly Incatena) - Forum for discussing conlangs and conworlds, has some cool resources for worldbuilding.
Worldbuilding: Create Brave New Worlds [+Template] - A good starting point on making your own world.