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See what cool humans are up to NOW! This site neatly indexes the /now pages that a lot of indie bloggers/personal sites like to use to tell the world what they're currently working on

Writer of rad comics and master of webrings, Greg Pak is way cooler than me.

Interviews with interesting people talking about what they like to use to do what they like to do.

Benj Edwards' site about vintage computing. Infrequently updated, but lots of well-written and well-researched archived articles

Jenn Schiffer's absolutely fun and always entertaining blog.

Online human ajazz's thoughts on indieweb stuff, and his interesting project, the Unplatform, a guide designed to help you remove the claws of social media from your backside.

Synthy bops for your cyber soul.

Sending out the old timey sounds from the top of the world

Life in lofi is just better.

Music and shows from the Quantum Realm. Probably.

Basically Google search without all the stupid bullshit Google has done to make itself useless.

Another alternative search engine, but with more of a focus on the indie-chaos of the old web, helping you discover random pages you didn't know you wanted to know about.

Community-run resource to make those old Windows systems viable, again.

A search engine for finding publicly available files in open directories.

Free and Open Source Software for your Android device.

A free browser RSS reader that focuses in indieweb blogs only, making it easy to discover new indie bloggers.

A nice curated directory of sites and blogs, though not necessarily indieweb stuff. Lots of fun stuff here, though.

In my opinion, this is a nice starting spot for anyone who wants to dip their toes into the water and create a little indieweb site for $20USD per year.

Eric Steven Rayment & Rick Moen's html book on the right way to seek help with your tech so you get good answers.

MC Widerkrantz's Interesting Documents about vintage computing.

Community wiki for smolnet developers and a great overview of the movement from different perspectives.

A cybersecurity wargame for beginners. You'll need to know how to ssh to play, so message me if you need help with that. No, I will not help you solve the puzzles, just how to connect.

Play a variety of popular MUDs (online text-based Multi-User Dungeons)

Continuing where Crawl left off, you best be finding that Orb of Zot! And fast!

A commmunity of TTRPG fans offering a variety of narrative-driven play-by-post games.