You can absolutely have an RSS dependent website in 2026
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Zombo.com - Now under new management
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Surf Social (from the makers of Flipboard)
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Introducing EmDash — the spiritual successor to WordPress that solves plugin security
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LinkedIn is illegally searching your computer [for browser extensions]
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Graphite Galaxy - astronomy sketches
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I built ProxChat - what is it?
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I made a word association game - Noun Sense
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Decomp.dev
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Listen to the music... and find the title of the movie in less than sixty seconds
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The 49MB web page
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Queering the Map
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Your AI Slop Bores Me: Larp as an AI by answering prompts as a human
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The woes of writing markdown
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Parseword - a delightfully complex word game from Wordle’s creator
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Edible Plant Database: Explore 25,759 edible plant species from around the world — with edible uses, medicinal properties, cultivation details, and nutrition data
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Channel Surfer - Watch YouTube like it's cable tv
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Dice Tower West 2026
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Mazed is a collection of the traditional tales of Cornwall, each with a map showing the tale's location
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GameDate: An anonymous LFG forum for 'dead' games
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Color game — how well can you remember colors? | Dialed
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Japanese woodblock print search
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I made a word game - and it has come a long way
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Don't cite unsold eBay listing prices
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‘A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms’ just made ‘Breaking Bad’ lose its IMDB score record
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Museum of Plugs and Sockets
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Ian's Shoelace Site is still the best site for tying your shoes
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What is the framework being used for these types of websites (fmhy.pages.dev)?
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Wikipedia blacklists archive.today, starts removing 695,000 archive links
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Behind the curtain: Tildes architecture
Was there ever a write-up on why Tildes was architected the way it was? For example, why Pyramid instead of the usual suspects like Django or Flask? I'd be curious to read the reasoning from the...
Was there ever a write-up on why Tildes was architected the way it was? For example, why Pyramid instead of the usual suspects like Django or Flask? I'd be curious to read the reasoning from the developer(s) themselves.
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A "Cosmic Odometer" that visualizes our helical path through the Milky Way and calculates your exact cosmic mileage since birth (or any other date)
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Swedes searching for their Colombian mothers forty years after their adoptions – government acknowledges processes were plagued with irregularities, from theft of babies to falsified documents
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new Date("wtf"); How well do you know JavaScript's Date class?
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Tell me that you've seen Moltbook, the AI to AI social network
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Pandoc for the people: convert documents without leaving the browser
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I made a word game
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Two small word games
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Isoland
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TOS Tracker
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A site explaining every known juggling trick
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Xikipedia
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List animals until failure
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AntiRender: remove the glossy shine on architectural renderings
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Ragecheck: A site that analyzes articles and social posts for manipulative language patterns, fear-mongering, and engagement bait
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Backseat frying (2020)
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Someone made a social media website for AI agents
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JUST SCREAM! playlists (2020)
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Super Monkey Ball web game
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Why I’m launching a feminist video games website in 2026
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Local News TV offers YouTube feeds from 660 TV stations in America
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