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The Eye
Eye is a website dedicated towards archiving and serving publicly available information.
Windows 93
An in-browser OS simulator with various interesting and even useful applications, such as a .swf archive, a .mid archive, a pixel editor, and more.
Gifcities
Hosted by archive.org, a collection of thousands of GIFs, with snapshots of their source sites- early Geocities relics -attached!
Jummbox
a surprisingly robust online sequencer with many sounds to choose from, simple mixing of such, and a way to save your songs in various formats.
Kaomoji.ru
A categorical list of kaomojis! ฅ(•ㅅ•❀)ฅ
Mr. Doob
The many fun WebGL experiments of Mr. Doob.
Cyber Dabamos 88x31
At least a thousand 88x31 buttons. This may be eyestraining, as there are many at once.
Ascii Text Generator
Make your phrase more powerful with hundreds of ASCII effects!
A Beginners Guide: Shibuya-kei
honestly i just want more ppl to get into one of my favorite music genres
Ishkur's Guide to EDM
A chronological guide to the many genres and subgenres of electronic dance music! Includes examples, and cheeky dialogue about the history and etymology of each one. Incredibly well-researched!
Webamp Skins
If you still use Winamp, use WACUP, or if you just wanna see some cool skins for the old audio file player, check out this collection of over 80 thousand Winamp skins!
The Blind Kitchen
"The Blind Kitchen ships practical adaptive cooking tools to blind and visually impaired cooks to assist with a safe, confident, and independent cooking experience in their own kitchens. We also provide blind-friendly tips and strategies for the many aspects related to cooking that do not involve a specific tool or kitchen equipment." As a visually impaired person who loves to cook, this site warmed my heart!
Neal.fun
This website is periodically adding fun and informative web tools, such as a deep-sea creature scroller, a Google StreetView randomizer, and a small internet history museum! Who knows what else? Only Neal!
Tip of My Tongue
This site is very useful for finding not only words you have lost in the moment, but also new words to use in writing and speech!
Shapecatcher
This site allows you to find ASCII characters by drawing a simple shape!
Food Timeline
This site took a lot of time and research to get to where it is now! It contains a timeline of around when various foods were cultivated or discovered, including recipes and detailed accounts with sources for every single food listed. The timeline spans all the way back to 17000BC!