name your favorite websites (better if niche), your favorite communities (again, better if niche), interesting instagram pages, interesting profiles to follow on any social media, podcasts, web forums, discord server, strange exotic communities, tumblr, horny stuff, videos, whatever. Don’t self censor yourself please!
If you’re into ERP at all, f-list.net is unparalleled in catering to just about anything you can think of that isn’t outright illegal. There’s a lot of trash as you can imagine, but you can build out a fairly intensive kink list and scroll through an absurd number of character profiles and channels for just about anything.
Honestly it’s great. I’ve had some really great stories there and met some amazing partners and learned things about kink I just had no idea about before. There are a certain amount of people there clearly for in the moment stuff but also so many passionate, knowledgeable people including some of the most capable DM’s I’ve ever met.
There used to be this plugin and site called something like “Stumble Upon”. You click on the big Stumble button and it takes you to a random place on the WWW based on your interests. It was awesome. I miss it. Anyone know something similar that still works?
Amazing library of customizable ambient noises and soundscapes, pretty much all recorded and developed by one guy. I think “Rain on a Tent” is the best rain track available on the internet.
sovietsteeds.com It’s a really niche forum that was made in the distant past and then stubbornly refused to change, much like the motorcycles they ride.
Yeah the community is so small and everyone playing has been playing awhile and is way above the entry skill level, which makes the matches uninviting to new players so the community gets smaller due to no new blood which just feeds into the problem. the game’s unfortunately on its last legs because of it
Sounds like someone needs to explain that to the community. Seems stupid but people need to understand that they need to have patience with noobs so more people will play which is good for everyone.
I've seen similar behavior in CSGO casual and called it out. Feel free to be an eletist asshole in comp, but NEVER in casual.
https://i.imgur.com/lfKMWNy.gifgopher://gopher.floodgap.com/1/world is a cool directory of gopher links. There’s also Veronica-2 search engine. You’ll need a browser that supports gopher protocol, from the top of my head I can name bombadillo, lynx and Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 or lower.
this is a wonderful list! i will take the time to go thru it; so far i loved the WWW Images, so old school. I want to use them on my website. free-mp3-download also seems awesome. thank you for sharing!
There aren’t many articles, but the ones that exist have been crafted with EXTREME attention to detail and DELIGHTFULLY interactive animations. I would recommend the mechanical watch and internal combustion engine posts specifically to start. If you like knowing how things work, this guys blog scratches that itch better than like, anything else I have found for the specific things he makes posts about. Have fun, be prepared to kill a few hours.
novelai.net
It’s an AI writing tool for stories. I got about half a dozen stories in progress and switch between them whenever one is starting to get stale.
It’s nothing fancy, and I’m not a great writer. But I love exploring new worlds this way, building the lore as I go along.
I love blogs, specially from people with niche interests and experiences. I follow them via RSS. So that’s what I read outside of Lemmy / Reddit / Mastodon.
Recently I’ve been following the blog written by an IT guy working in a research station in Antarctica (also has a great domain name).
I subscribe to the top submissions on hacker news via RSS: hnrss.github.io
It’s 99% tech, but every once in a while you get an interesting post from a blog about something else. I then subscribe directly to the blogs I want to keep reading.
I’ve just been slowly curating my RSS feed for years. I like the high signal-to-noise ratio it provides me.
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