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lose yourself in the commercial aesthetics of years past.

old and unsolved/unsolvable, many links broken. both "viral" content and people's knowledge of mental illness were very different in 2006.

this website has been around for at least 17 years, looking exactly as it looks now. it's a science website on psychedelics. little details and secrets everywhere.

how many html tags can you name from memory?

guess the city from a first person video of someone walking around. see if your home country looks distinctly familiar, even if you've never been to the place shown in the video

a list of websites with fun features

interior design from the 80s/90s/early 00s, very relaxing to look at for some reason

snippets from the old web, messages from the past

browse by subgenre and decade, great for discovering

stories from various regions of the internet

non existent windows version simulated, full of little bits to explore

guess a word, with only alphabetical position clues. you can go for fastest time or for fewer guesses. changes every day, there are two difficulties.

over 65000!! winamp skins from archive.org. some of my favorite styles are 2000's blobby-shiny, futuristic hi-fi system, minimalistic and handwritten

flash games and websites from a different era of the internet.

an interesting experiment

bring back user customizable uis

what pushed me to finally make this page

great live performances. the hipster tiny desk, if you will.

stoner rock albums. added value in the band/album names which tend to be hilarious.

from the channel description: explore the classic and modern sounds of the late Internet age (vaporwave, dreampunk, ambient, experimental electronic, psychedelia, alternative, industrial, darkwave, minimal synth, long etc.)

extremely 90s graphics

huge collection of 32x32 icons, some of them are in this page

cool patterns you can customize, they're made only using CSS

search gifs from archived geocities pages. a project by the internet archive.

cute little gifs neatly categorized

so many interesting and helpful snippets

visual tool for making color gradients and generating the corresponding CSS (i never seem to remember the linear-gradient syntax)

comics

what it says up there

cartoons

way more links

great reviews of old videogames and shitty television and movies.

you hate the military but suddenly you've watched 35 uninterrupted minutes of a man reviewing various military rations. that is the magic of steve.

interesting places, science, linguistics, computing, random knowledge.

videos about interesting math bits.

anyone who giggles at 3d font creation software on a windows 98 computer setup is just alright with me.

old and weird tech reviews.

restoration of vintage toys and such. very satisfying to watch.

also restorations, but this person does gaming consoles and if you haven't seen a yellowed gameboy return to pristine condition thanks to a combination of hydrogen peroxide and uv light, then what are you still doing here

lovely cooking videos with no music, no talking, only gentle sounds (look for the ASMR tagged videos)

multitalented comedy person

science, but, like, weird? sadly not very active anymore