Links

Last Updated: 7/14/26

Here is where I will put links once I collect them all in one place


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Sites I like

kamaramsey.com

A site I designed for a friend (WIP)

myNoise.net

A collection of free customizeable noise and ambient sound generators for studying, relaxing, meditation, or sleeping.

Cameron's World

A web-collage of text and images excavated from the buried neighbourhoods of archived GeoCities pages

mrgriscom

Cool GIS and other visual code projects. I really like his Minesweepr solver.

Melonland

A wonderful whimsical dreamscape and huge inspiration. Melon also has a guide to the Web Revival and how to make your own website.

DiscMaster

Browser and search vintage computer files from archive.org

Cool Sites!

Visit Melonking.Net! Rocket into the Spark-Web!

Fun / Games

Synonuity

Fun timed word game where you build a network of synonyms. Available in English, Catalan, and Italian.

BinaryPuzzle.com

Binary puzzles! My roomate showed this site to me.

Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection

Fun simple puzzle games (my favorite is Loopy)

Neal.fun

A collection of interactive games, articles, infographics, and other things made by Neal. Visitors of this site might particularly enjoy "Internet Artifacts."

Marble Run

Contribute to the longest marble run track on Earth!

Minesweeper Online

50% of studying for finals last semester took place on this website. As of 9/9/24 I have 78 hours logged.

Mineswifter

No-guess Minesweeper boards with a sleek UI. Mobile friendly.

Webcrafting Resoures

What is the Web Revival? - Melon

Ribo.zone - Webcrafting Supplies

GIFs

GifCities

The GeoCities Animated GIF Search Engine from the Internet Archive


Glitter Graphics

myspace layouts, myspace codes, glitter graphics

Glitter Graphics: Gifs and other graphics and text generators

Blinkies.cafe

Custom blinkie maker

Online GIF Tools

Edit, resize, crop, adjust timing of gifs in-browser.

Image Tools

Squoosh

Image resize and compress in-browser. I believe they also have a CLI, but I have not used it.

Batch Compress

Batch compress images in-browser. Very quick.

MS Paint

Not a link, but I usually use MS Paint to crop and downsize images.

GIMP

Steep learning curve, but a high powered free and open source image editing software.

Fonts

DaFont

Cool fonts, mostly logo / decorative. Lots are free, but not all.

Scripting

Steal My Code!

Snippets of code from my site that you can use!

HTML Encoder

Useful when you want to put code on your site for visitors to copy/paste.

Good Causes


New section - will be added on to.
Causes I occasionally support (excluding local ones so I don't doxx myself). My montly donations total to only $10 or so, but dimes add up! If you have a few spare bucks, these are good orgs to support:

Wikimedia Foundation

The Wikimedia Foundation is the organization that hosts Wikipedia. Accessible good quality knowledge is important!

Internet Archive

Free digital library and home of the Wayback Machine.

Anna's Archive

The largest truly open library in human history. Thanks for access to my textbooks every semester.

Software Freedom Conservacy

Organization centered around ethical technology. They aim to ensure the right to repair, improve, and reinstall software and support a lot of FOSS projects.

Mozilla Foundation

Big player in the ethical web and technology space. They lobby for community-first tech laws and stuff like that. Read the Mozilla Manifesto.

Any FOSS you use

When's the last time you gave back to VLC, qBittorrent, Vim, InkScape, or whatever free software you use? worth a thought.

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