• Nekoweb: indie web host; hosts this site!
• Bearblog: an indie blogging platform that used to host my blog
• Neocities: another indie web host
• W3 Schools: resources and tutorials for CSS/HTML
• An Interactive Guide to Flexbox: a cool tutorial on CSS flexboxes
• An Interactive Guide to Grid: a cool tutorial on CSS grids
• HTML Symbols: a directory of HTML characters/symbols
• @biancarosa/lastfm-last-played: the Last.FM widget I use
• Nekoweb Stats by maxpixels.moe: the stats widget I use
• Markdown to HTML Converter: Self-explanatory
• HTML to Markdown Converter: Uno reverse card; see above
• Dither Me This: an image dithering tool I use for different graphics around my site, including blog graphics, backgrounds, most graphics on my index page, etc; probably my most-used tool outside of Astro/Bun and Sublime Text lol--leave the dev a coffee here
• Fancybox: lightbox JS plugin I use on my site
• Website Carbon Calculator: calculates websites' carbon footprints
• status.cafe: microblogging platform you can embed on your site
• imood: current mood widget
• Gruvbox: a UI color palette that inspired my site design
• CodePen: share, edit, and test HTML/CSS/JS with live previews
• 32-Bit Cafe: webdev community, tutorials, resources, etc
• Creative Commons Chooser: helps you decide which Creative Commons license you need for your work, and generates HTML code you can copy and paste
• Lanyard: a Discord status API that you can fetch data from; I use it for the "online now!" badge on my homepage
• Pantone Colors: a repository of Pantone colors you can click to copy their hex codes
• IMG2G0 Compare Images Online: an image comparison tool to see how images of different formats, quality, compression, etc, compare to the original image
• broider: build your own pixelated border, or choose from a pre-made repository
• Class MacOS Patterns: generate tiled background images with classic MacOS 8x8 patterns
• Ameniwa's Pixel Converter: pixelize images according to different color palettes and styles
• CatAsk: self-hosted Q&A software
• Quartz: Markdown-based static site generator; compatible with Obsidian
• Stamp Studio: super easy stamp maker
• wynterskieslife Graphics Collection: a bunch of old web graphics, banner ads, etc from different brands and sites

• Krita: FOSS art program I use for everything
• Krita-Artists: unofficial forums for Krita users
• Eye Odin's Krita plugins: lots of useful plugins for Krita
• Pixel Joint: high-quality pixel art, artist showcases, and competitions
• Cubebrush: art assets, resources, and reference image packs
• Quickposes: free figure references and a sketch timer
• SketchDaily: more reference images and another sketch timer
• Model Society: a website for figure models, photographers, and artists
• Pose Space: more figure references
• Croquis Cafe: another figure reference site with drawing session videos and more
• [FILMGRAB]: directory of movie screenshots
• MoMA: the Museum of Modern Art website
• Met Museum: the Metropolitan Museum of Art website
• The Art Story: an encyclopedia of artists, artworks, and art movements
• jackson-pollock.org: Jackson Pollock biography and gallery
• egon-schiele.com: Egon Schiele biography and gallery
• The Keith Haring Foundation: official Keith Haring website and gallery
• Wado Sanzo Color Combination Directory: an index of color swatches and palette combinations from a Japanese color researcher

• Linux Mint: my favorite Linux distro
• Linux Mint forums: official Linux Mint forums; very helpful and noob-friendly
• Cinanmon Spices: Cinnamon desktop environment add-ons
• Cinnamon Look: Cinnamon themes, cursors, and icons
• ProtonDB: database for games compatible with Steam Deck and/or Linux
• iFixit: repair tutorials and parts for nearly any tech
• 3DS Hacks Guide: a guide on 3DS hacking and CFW
• hShop: 3DS ROMs and CFW
• Theme Plaza: 3DS themes, splash pages, and icons
• Themezer: another 3DS theme site; also has Switch and Wii U themes
• Pretendo Network: homebrew 3DS/Wii U servers
• Poké Classic Network: homebrew servers for Gen IV and V games
• Flashpoint Archive: archive of old Flash computer games
• My Abandonware: archive of abandonware, mostly old CD-ROM games
• Old Games Download: more abandonware
• comfy.guide: miscellaneous UNIX guides
• S/N Lookup: lookup different computer models by their service numbers; helpful when working with old tech
• chrx: setup for dual-booting Linux and ChromeOS on Chromebooks
• spacepad: a distraction-free, retro-inspired word processor
• ACSM Converter: convert ACSM files (Adobe DRM ebooks) into EPUBS/PDFS in your browser
• ServerHunter: search index and price comparisons for VPS providers
• Radio Lineup: search for AM and FM radio stations near you
• Blu-ray.com: a search engine of Blu-ray movies with price comparisons, multiple editions, etc

• The Internet Archive: huge database full of stuff
• Anna's Archive: the biggest online library for books and texts
• MusicBrainz: database of music metadata
• Cover Art Archive: archive of album cover art
• Trans Reads: an archive of transgender studies books, essays, anthologies, etc
• Digital Transgender Archive: transgender texts, books, zines, letters, flyers, etc
• Internet Sacred Texts Archive: religious studies, folklore, and philosophy archive
• textfiles.com: a huge archive of files mostly pertaining to web culture and technology, with several subdirectories of specific file formats like PDFs, etc
• Project Gutenberg: an archive of free, open source/public domain ebooks, founded by the intenvtor of ebooks himself
• Understanding 9/11: A Television News Archive: a collection of news media and associated materials pertaining to 9/11 and its direct aftermath; collected by the Internet Archive
• Audiovisual Identity Database: an archive dedicated to audiovisual materials across corporations, advertising, marketing, television, movies, music, technology, etc

• Rinkaian Temple: the Jodo Shu temple I ascribe to, lead by the head priest Kasahara-san
• Jodo Shu Research Institute: an archived website on Honen's life and teachings
• The Collected Works of Shinran: an online database of Shinran's text
• Dharma Wheel: Buddhist community forum; you can view my profile here
• Access to Insight: database of Pali Canon sutras
• 8400: database of Tibetan Buddhism texts
• Pure Land Buddhism: a website on Mainland/Chinese Pure Land
• Buddha Net: database of Mahayana and Theravada sutras and commentaries
• FPMT: Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition
• Lama Yeshe Wisdom Archive: archive of Lama Yeshe and Lama Zopa Rinpoche's talks and teachings; offers lots of free books and texts
• Robina Courtin: the website of Robina Courtin, my favorite Mahayana dharma teacher
• Let's Get Real - Robina Courtin: the most lucid, well-informed, energetic, and "modernized" dharma talk that I've come across; succinctly gets to the heart of Buddhism in a way that modern, Western people can understand
• acalaacala: YouTube channel of a man named John, a lay Pure Land Buddhist; click here for a video with a transcript of a conversation between John and I about faith, humility, self-power practices, etc. I am deeply honored to be featured in his video!
• Karma Wheel: an online prayer wheel
• Soka Gakkai Nichiren Buddhism Library: a database of Nichiren Buddhism texts, teachings, sutras, commentaries, etc
• Plum Village Firefox extension: a Firefox extension that shows Thich Nhat Han's calligraphy on each new tab
• The Tannisho: Shinran Shonin's penultimate dharma text on nembutsu practice, Pure Land teachings, and faith in Amida Buddha
• One Sheet Document: Honen Shonin's last teaching he dictated before passing away, purposefully concise enough that it fits on one sheet of paper

• Zombies by Chuck Palahniuk: one of my favorite short stories by my favorite author. Follows a pandemic of self-administered lobotomies via AED machines.
• "What 81,000 people want from AI" by Anthropic: a qualitative study conducted by Anthropic, comparing the benefits and consequences of AI as reported by Claude's userbase.
• "How LLMs Actually Work" by 0xkato: a great explanation of the technology behind LLMs.
• Remembering 8Tracks: an article about 8tracks.com; iykyk
• Snow and Dirty Rain by Richard Siken: one of my favorite poems of all time.
• The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock by T.S. Eliot: another one of my favorite poems.
• "What is Populism?" by Francis Fukuyama: an emphatic primer on populism, and its origins in modern politics
• How the Transgender Rights Movement Bet on the Supreme Court and Lost: an exhaustive NYT report on the Skrmetti SCOTUS case, the advocacy that precipitated it, and its aftermath; a good primer on the pitfalls of the populist left and modern trans activism
• "Learn in Public" by swyx: a blog post about "learning in public" and how it is beneficial for yourself and others

• SpaceHey: modern MySpace clone; very retro and chill
• Zanterite: a clone of Zwinky, an old avatar chatroom site I spent hours and hours on
• Penny Dell Puzzles: fun word games and crosswords; free dailies if you make an account
• mountaintown.neocities.org: an old-school style South Park fansite
• Sanrio Wiki: unofficial Hello Kitty/Sanrio wiki
• Frutiger Aero Archive: archive/wiki dedicated to mid/late 2000s Frutiger Aero
• Web Design Museum: museum of web design and UI with lots of popular sites
• Old Web Today: emulate old browsers and OSes to access archived websites
• The Old Net: old websites, desktop emulators, software, and more
• BugGuide: website all about bugs!
• MyRetroTVs: TV clips, commercials, music, etc, from different decades
• i-land: a hand-drawn, point and click exploration browser game
• Ytoo!: an old-school web portal site for the indie web
• 7.css: CSS framework modeled after Windows 7; see also: XP.css and 98.css
• Spriters' Resource: a huge database of pixel sprites/graphics ripped from different games
• Pokecharms Trainer Card Maker: make your own Pokemon trainer card!
• flowergame.net: a cute adoptable website where you grow different flowers
• bookmarklet garden: small games written in Javascript that live within browswer bookmarks!
• lobste.rs: no-frills link aggregation/upvote site
• Political Typology Quiz: a political quiz from Pew Research; a bit more granular than your usual internet quiz (I got "Polite and Pragmatic Right", for reference)
• Free Speech Coalition: a trade assocation/advocacy group for "adult entertainment"; covers a lot of topics re: age verification laws, etc
• img2worldmap: generate a traversable world map from any image
• Star Wars Screencaps: a huge collection of screenshots from the entire Star Wars franchise

I post any buttons/stamps/blinkies/grahpics/pixels/adoptables I use (or simply find cool) here.

Some of these links are dedicated button/graphics sites; other links are just personal sites that had a lot of neat stuff I nabbed lol.

• notnite
• zeusofthecrows' buttons
• doctordizzy.space
• tiny identity buttons; more here
• 88by31
• 88x31.kate.pet
• coco's pixel safari
• supplies.ju.mp
• 88x31 Web Button Maker
• The 88x31 Gif Collection
• The Largest 88x31 Collection on the Internet
• Adrian's Blinkie Collection
• Prismatic Realm
• gifs.cc
• momosources' masterlist
• gothiclolita's materials
• graphic.neocities.org
• tenshiikishu.tumblr.com background masterpost
• NOOPIC: cute pixel art from a Korean artist
• wynterskieslife Graphics Collection: a bunch of old web graphics, banner ads, etc from different brands and sites
• ghostpixxells.itch.io: amazing and affordable pixel assets!

A list of oddly fascinating websites, webpages, stories, etc. Satirical stuff, personal sites, porn/erotica, weirdcore/webcore, what seem to be art projects, and then actual bad shit. I find all of it quite interesting to browse.

Some sites contain inflammatory and sensitive content, including but not limited to: alt-right bullshit, neo-Nazism, schizoposting, homophobia, transphobia, cults, politics, racism, eyestrain, kinks, fetishes, BDSM, etc.

Nothing NSFL. If you come across something NSFL or content that features IRL violence/gore/etc let me know and I'll take down the link.

Proceed with caution!