andrewt.net
www.andrewt.net
Andrew Taylor built a functioning computer out of ten thousand dominoes, demonstrating an unusual intersection of physical engineering and computation.
Adam's Blag
www.arm64.ca
Adam's Blag documents hands-on programming experiments, from building a signature-scanning antivirus function in Rust to rendering a résumé inside Doom.
a terrible device
wretched.computer
A personal site with original writing on math and computer graphics, and a multi-part technical account of reverse engineering Crazy Taxi.
twitchcoded on the web
twitch.cymru
A hand-coded personal site by a Welsh Celtic studies student, hosting journal entries, art, and pages about Celtic languages and Pokémon collections — a genuine slice of the small web.
thegeez blog
thegeez.net
Posts include unusual programming projects such as a PicoLisp-based bird video poker game for a Sensor Watch and a Lisp interpreter running in WebAssembly, offering hands-on technical depth for curious developers.
Telcontar.net
telcontar.net
Offers unusually detailed explorations of niche topics such as computer keyboards and British electricity pylons, plus personal photography and conceptual writing on operating systems.
TestTubeGames
testtubegames.com
Visitors can explore a collection of science-themed games and simulations, including demos on relativity and gravity.
Simone's Blog
system31.simone.computer
The blog details hands-on exploits such as building a 2FA app for an iPod Nano and mapping an Apple IIGS keyboard to bypass Logi Options+, offering a concrete look at creative technical problem-solving.
Vanten
vanten-s.com
A personal homepage featuring a geek code block, a devlog for a project called Yali, and links to Matrix, PGP, and Fedi accounts.
wolfesoftware.com
wolfesoftware.com
Ben Woodbury shares his handcrafted games, tools, and pixel art, all built with a distinctive retro aesthetic.
Cat Pea
www.catpea.com
The featured composition uses chess imagery to explore themes of lost knowledge and fallen rulers and is presented with both text and audio options.
Ben Brown
benbrown.com
A personal site from 1996, featuring ASCII art and the musings of a writer, programmer, and artist.
Alyx Wijers
alyx.sh
A personal blog with write-ups on unusual side projects, like recreating a fictional website from a TV show, as well as security findings and technical notes.
Linus Bohman, making things since 1984
linusbohman.se
A personal site offering a playful look at Linus Bohman's creative projects, from coding to LEGO builds.
Autistic As Fxxk
www.autisticasfxxk.com
The site combines a punk aesthetic with personal writing, including a manifesto, a blog post about growing up semi-speaking and undiagnosed in Singapore, and interactive features like a guestbook and webrings.
Welcome to the old internet – mmn
mmn.eco
The site presents a nostalgic homage to early web aesthetics with ASCII art, a bulletin board system, and a zine section, all built by a single creator over a few days.
LainNet
lainnet.arcesia.net
LainNet offers PC-98 guides, a demoscene production collection, and an archive of old CG art.
aryl.org
aryl.org
The site presents original scientific writing, including recent articles on combustively synthesizing europium-doped alumina, alongside a personal voice focused on home chemistry and lab equipment.
Jim Leff's Slog - Totally Overthinking It
jimleff.blogspot.com
Jim Leff's Slog is a personal blog with long-form essays that poke at creativity, perception, and spirituality from odd angles.
hors d'oeuvres of Battle – A blog on missiles, nuclear deterrence, alcohol, and any combination thereof
horsdoeuvresofbattle.blog
This blog pairs the high-stakes world of missiles and nuclear deterrence with the more convivial topic of alcohol, often in the same piece.
Drunk Pastor: Ramblings of a Recovering Pastor
drunkpastor.com
The blog offers candid, unpolished reflections on faith, recovery, and existential questions, appealing to readers who value authenticity over polished doctrine.
Divine DevOps
divinedevops.com
Divine DevOps builds a fictional mythology around the daily grind of software operations, casting deployment pipelines and on-call incidents as sacred rituals.
Mike Crittenden – Call me Critter
critter.blog
Mike Crittenden's personal site hosts a collection of essays and posts that blend technical insight with personal reflection.
calum.org
calum.org
Calum Gunn's website is a collection of interactive oddities and low-tech experiments.