https://posthog.com/ Its best on desktop or in desktop mode Its basically a recreation of a desktop with icons in the browser. Its super cool to just navigate around in.
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turnmeintoagirl.com is a greatwebsite for all those transfems that still dont know they are trans.
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Back in the late '90s there was a very early Flash-based website for a company called Eye4U. Looking at it today it's nothing special and even a little corny, but at the time it was mind-blowing. It was like nothing else on the web.
It was a bunch of GPL interactive Flash Animations.
Very creative/organic for the time. Pre DotCom crash.
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Probably the same response I put when someone else asked this 2 weeks ago:
I wouldn't say nobody, it's got a cult following, but I think even more should try it
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I just think it's neat, so made a community a few days ago
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According to the people in my office nobody knows about archive.org and I think it's pretty cool.
despite being promoted on reddit quite a few times, nobody knows about lemmy. early on when reddit was banning on the explicit subs, some of us fled to an international forum that looks reddit, its relatively unknown, but it was discusisng "illicit stuff" i think it was an obscure canadia/EU sites, so the US cant force it to close down, sadly most of the people dispersed from that community long time ago.
another one as of recently is because of reddit bans, people fled to a forum that discuss how to evade it, and how they were banned from reddit.
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Never seen b3ta mentioned in the wild. The Question Of The Week archive has some belters
This page on how mechanical watches work with really snappy interactive 3d bits that let you "feel" how the parts do their thing. And the dozens of other articles on other topics also on the site
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I wouldn't say unknown, as it's a staple of the shortwave and ham radio communities, but websdr.org is a place where people stream software defined radio feeds from around the world. It's not like a traditional internet radio station where you have an audio stream of a single station. You pick an SDR server hosted by a volunteer, and then you're given a frequency input, modulation selection, and waterfall display as though you were listening to an actual shortwave radio.
I know it's well-known because Eastern European stations were swamped during Russia's initial invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
gaiaonline.com is still up and running. That was my jam way back in 2011.
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Every noise at once - https://everynoise.com/
It's still usable, and the Spotify playlists are still there. If you like exploring music styles, this is for you. Warning, time will disappear.