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16 votes
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A drum machine where you can search classic literary works for specific words at a defined rate, triggering drums each time your favored terms are found
17 votes -
Catfishing - the Wikipedia guessing game
35 votes -
Way past its prime: how did Amazon get so rubbish?
42 votes -
Elon Musk plans to take on Wikipedia with 'Grokipedia'
39 votes -
How AI and Wikipedia have sent vulnerable languages into a doom spiral
29 votes -
The most fragile gif on the internet
37 votes -
Under Construction
11 votes -
Porter Robinson's angelangelangelangelangel.com (seizure warning)
28 votes -
Text My Mom for Me
13 votes -
elle's homepage
26 votes -
WindowSwap: Look out windows across the world
24 votes -
Farewell to the fediverse
26 votes -
Samification of the current Web
Hello I hope you all have a good [insert time of Day] !!! Maybe a bit of background about me: (25 Age idk if that is relevant, but it could be interesting how other age groups see that) I really...
Hello I hope you all have a good [insert time of Day] !!!
Maybe a bit of background about me:
(25 Age idk if that is relevant, but it could be interesting how other age groups see that)
I really like unique stuff. If it's design or clothes or web design or whatever you might think of. I have been working privately on my own website, and I built it almost from scratch. I really like unique-looking websites, and I also like the 2000s era style of design (not only limited to web-design).I have been noticing a lot of websites that they look more and more the same. The same structure, design, similar colors, similar pictures etc, etc...
And I think this is just very boring and it just feels like more and more the web isn't made for us humans. It feels everything is being more and more optimized either for SEO (Search Engine Optimization) or for AI scrapping. And I feel like being alienated from using the internet (Yes, also sadly that's the case in many other areas).
And I asked some people and what they basically told me is that they like that everything looks the same and everything feels the same. Since they can go on every website and understand the layout and know how to navigate every website.
So I wanted to ask what is your opinion about this topic?
Do you care what the Internet looks like? Do you mind that everything looks same~ier?24 votes -
Sweden's employment agency has been tracking the online locations of thousands of citizens claiming unemployment benefits in an effort to crack down on welfare fraud
28 votes -
Ambiance Jeune
6 votes -
This to That (glue advice)
39 votes -
Subvert - The collectively owned music marketplace
18 votes -
Alt Text Study Club
9 votes -
Stripe launches L1 blockchain: Tempo
7 votes -
Wikipedia is resilient because it’s boring
80 votes -
New Art City: Virtual Art Space
10 votes -
Study finds Rotten Tomatoes scores inflated by 13% compared to ten years ago
22 votes -
Jessica Joslin
13 votes -
Sheldrick Wildlife Trust: adopt a baby elephant
14 votes -
Enter a Spotify song URL and get it "translated" to other music services
29 votes -
Kazeta: Retro 90s style gaming operating system
23 votes -
See the true relative geographical size of different countries
25 votes -
Young Magazine US official website
5 votes -
The food timeline
12 votes -
One Million Screenshots
31 votes -
Which other sites do you visit?
The internet is starting to feel smaller and smaller, or at least the content I find is less interesting or created with the goal to be sponsored. Nowadays, I basically consume downloaded content,...
The internet is starting to feel smaller and smaller, or at least the content I find is less interesting or created with the goal to be sponsored.
Nowadays, I basically consume downloaded content, books, shows, mainly old stuff found on the internet archive
Which other sites do you find interesting and worth it?
71 votes -
Is someone using Filen?
11 votes -
Temple of the Great Spider
10 votes -
Play CS 1.6 in the browser
18 votes -
Turn any webpage into a 1990s GeoCities blink fest
24 votes -
Forums are still alive, active, and a treasure trove of information
83 votes -
EloShapes, a site for comparing computer mice and other gaming gear
14 votes -
Wikipedia loses challenge against UK Online Safety Act verification rules
51 votes -
Shout out to wikihow
33 votes -
Communal answering machine: please leave a message after the beep
24 votes -
Perplexity AI is using stealth, undeclared crawlers to evade website no-crawl directives
35 votes -
Slash pages: common root-level web pages
15 votes -
Draw a fish. Go on. Draw one.
106 votes -
Web3 is going great: tracking the financial damage of crypto
12 votes -
Digital Museum of Plugs and Sockets
13 votes -
Panama Playlists — Examining the listening habits of celebrities, journalists, and politicians by scraping their Spotify accounts
16 votes -
Double pendulum parameter space visualizer
18 votes -
Happily sharing that one of my all-time favorite sites, LooksLikeGoodDesign, is (partially) back online
7 votes -
Break your bubble: find book titles that you are unlikely to read
32 votes