Links!

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Links are what keeps the internet together! Here's a few links to places I like!

Tools

There is always something useful around the corner!

anki - good spaced repetition tool for remembering things; useful for learning vocabulary and studying for exams
wiby - a search engine for the old internet, with both old websites and new Web 1.1 ones
Gutenberg Archive - an archive of books in the public domain, always perfect way to read the classics
Internet Archive - an archive of files and websites and the home of the wayback machine. The modern Library of Alexandria
Learn Natively - a database for anime and manga graded by Japanese language level for easier immersion
Tor - the onion browser for being anonymous (if you're not a dumbass) and accessing the dark web (woooo); also the browser you should already be using for casual searches
sizeof(cat) - also in the misc. section, his links are amazing resources for finding tools
HackThisSite - safe way to learn about cybersecurity and ethical hacking
How To Ask Smart Questions by ESR - a guide for asking questions that don't waste your or anyone else's time
Tonc - a beguinner's guide to Game Boy Advance homebrew, hosted on gbadev.net, the best place to ask about GBA homebrew
ani-cli - command line tool to watch anime. How linux users watch anime.

Resources for learning about, following, and spreading the Gospel.

Bible Gateway - read the Bible in every translation
Cathechism of the Catholic Church (2003 website) - for those that prefer an old web aesthetic
Cathechism of the Catholic Church (USCCB) - for those that like being able to read
Catena Aurea by St. Thomas Aquinas - a compilation of insights on each verse of the Gospels as per the church fathers. Good for bible study, but not an easy read.
Chapel of St. Michael the Archangel - a guide to praying for intercession of the angels
Miracoli Eucaristici - Blessed (soon to be St.) Carlo Acutis' website, where he documented as much information as he could on all reported eucaristic miracles.

Some are joke campaigns, some are real statements for things to stand for!

anybrowser - a plea for website developers to make their websites readable in old browsers
biggestlie - a plea for change in terms and conditions and a look in how predatory they are
ban time travel "NOW"! - a plea for the ban of time travel, because some headcase will cause a paradox and destroy the universe
netiquette guide - because etiquette is always good to have
bookcrossing - a fascinating concept where a lost book is never really lost, just waiting for someone else to find it
geocaching - real life treasure hunts, all you need is a GPS and a trinket to swap it for; also a good reason to leave the house

These are personal webpages of people I personally think are interesting to look into!

aftersleep.org - a small web 1.1 community, and also where this website is being hosted!
drevonor - formerly Razorback95, I am really looking forward to what Kugee has got brewing on the background
tentimesfriday - both the admin of aftersleep, but also a cool dude
Velipso's website - Sean and Casey make retro videogames on their YouTube channel, pocketpulp. This is his personal website!
Sophie's Corner - talented artist and queen of bunnies
Port19's webpage - maintainer of ani-cli, fellow Catholic, creator of the Chapel of St. Michael the Archangel website, generally cool dude

afterthebeep - a collection of voicemail messages people left for the rest of the world to hear
stinkymeat - the most disgusting backyard science experiment I had the pleasure to read about
sizeof(cat) - also in the tools section, sizeof(cat) is a website all about hacker news and articles and staying secure online
Eric S. Raymond - also in the tools section, Eric S. Raymond is a legend of hacker culture
Don't Click Here! - part of the abandoned sites library of a forum (different, abandoned, defunct but also named "aftersleep"), Don't Click This Link is just like those interactive books for children - super fun!

More to come!