links.

fun.

nationstates: silly browser game for pretend politics
???wheel: some random fortune wheel to predict tomorrow's mood
vanitas: some light commentary on social media and its consequences
wall of text: its like google docs but cooler and more public
marginalia: search engine barring the usual ad, corporate junk and focusing on the more indie, obscure stuff
window swap: check out window views around the world!
graphs.world: daily games on guessing which graph is which. data and stuff.
archive md:you can basically archive any site here
js paint:a cool ms paint clone...on a browser
nokia design archive:a giaaant mind map(?) on the schematics of nokia phones, like an interactive museum
bev wev: possibly the most refreshing site ive had the pleasure of visiting, the TempleOS of webspace
rookie website mistake:the admin forgot to close the h3 tag here haha

read.

psyche: i like the articles here
school of life: i also like the articles here
logic(s): also also i like the articles here
hackaday: (also 3x) i like the articles here
gutenberg project: a legal free source of books
literature map: put in an author's name you enjoy and it finds other authors you might like
no as a service: contains a bunch of ways to politely say no
terms of service, didnt read: input a company and get a summary of its terms of service
libre translate: open source translation service i came across
reverse dictionary: some sort of dictionary arranged by the last letter, for poems & rhyming i reckon
standard ebooks: alot of free ebooks in a proper format and pretty design, important if you judge them by the cover (me)
strange website: i like the thoughts presented here
anarchist library: muhahahahaha

media.

szukalski: i like the photos here
irasutoya: godly stock image site that's helped me through countless, boring presentations
public.work: an interesting search engine for public domain images
I have no TV: as its name dictates, a fun site to enjoy some free documentaries
oblique press: the zines here are an experience
divina lingua: enjoy dante's poem with a modern, visual, typographical twist!
computer crimes: it's got like the design you'd see on magazines but on the internet which is a fascinating showcase of technical know-how

music.

my boons