Share some of your favorite sites. Remaking one of the threads I liked the most from the old site, I'll start with some links from the original thread:
http://websdr.org/
Radio receivers all around the world accessible through the web. You can tune into amateurs chatting. Here's a tutorial on the interface: https://peanutpower.co.uk/websdr
https://keygenmusic.tk/
A site that plays music from keygens. Unfortunately, the original website from which this collection originated, keygenmusic.net, died. Its music is also preserved on the archive
https://downloads.khinsider.com/
Game music
http://www.textfiles.com/
Collection of "text files" documenting the culture of BBS in the 80s. BBS were basically internet before the internet: forums, chat rooms, file sharing and even multiplayer games. But due to the limited bandwidth, everything was based on text, even nudes were ASCII. Extremely recommend checking this out
https://www.wikiart.org
One of the most complete online art collections, accessible freely. If you are ever interested in the works of an artist, including those still under copyright, this website is much better than torturing yourself with googles search images
https://bashforever.com
A mirror of the deceased historic bash.org website, which listed humorous irc quotes
https://objection.lol/
A site to create objection scenes.
https://web.archive.org/web/20211209094211/https://www.22chan.org/t/res/38
Many more links from the old thread
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>A site that plays music from keygens
meanwhile all of the malware from every keygen flooding your PC.
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What i like about this thread is that it reminds me of the best aspect of the internet, instead of shilling websites, or projects it showcased little corners of the internet, cool sites with games, interesting musings, and even cool stuff to read. It gave purpose to actually searching the net to find neat stuff to show off and talk about and even use for threadmaking.