Cool links
This is an unsorted list of links that I find to be cool.
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“Discover the IndieWeb, one blog post at a time.”
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click a button and land on a random post on someone else’s blog
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someone submitted my blog in 2022, which I really appreciate
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- sit back, relax and let the AI do all the driving
- or don’t, I’m not your dad
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- best-looking website of 2023
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- like /r/battlestations but with less gamer gunk
- may make you feel inadequate about your own setup
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- it’s like having an automated DJ play a set for you 24/7
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- a map viewer for Old-School Runescape, a game that I’ve put hundreds of hours into as a teenager.
- I was never able to pay for a membership, so finally accessing those members only areas means a lot to me.
- If you have no idea about Runescape or what made it special, then this post summarizes it well.
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- a game where you manage system resources and processes, just like your OS
- most effective use of emojis I’ve seen in a while
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- contains a lot of abandonware and old games that you can download
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If YouTube had actual TV channels
- YouTube, but the pause button is missing, and you can only switch between a few preset channels, effectively taking out all the guesswork about what you’re going to watch.
- a simple idea, executed well.
- related “Show HN” post where the author is also active in the comment section
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- a game built around the process of defragmenting a hard drive
- if you’ve used older Windows versions (Windows 98 and earlier), then this should be very familiar to you, but without the frustration of the whole process restarting due to a disk write
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- neat little examples of tiny toolkits that people actually rely on
- inspirational!
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- possibly the best way to check if your Docker installation is working
- just run
docker run --rm -it docker.io/wernight/funbox nyancat
to see what I mean