sofar... Cool Stuff

Here are some websites that I have found useful and cool that may also do the same for you.

• 14ch_eternal-gomez: Intriguing RPG Maker games.
• Advent of Code: Cool programming challenges released in December every year.
• AirVPN: The best VPN that supports port forwarding.
• Anna's Archive: A great resource for paywalled research papers.
• Bandcamp: Good discovery platform for new indie music.
• Bull of Heaven: One of the most creative musical projects of the 21st century. Apparently their main page is down, I linked to their repository on Archive.org since their website was basically a frontend for that anyways but they did have some flash apps on their website too.
• Consumer Rights Wiki: Louis Rossmann's wiki that catalogues bad practices of many popular brands / companies so you can make more informed decisions on what you purchase.
• Cover Search Engine: The best search engine for high quality cover art.
• Digital Blasphemy: 3D wallpapers, I am a big fan of his late 90's, early 2000's releases.
• drawing.garden: A very relaxing screen painting site.
• I Code 4 Coffee: Cool video game hacking experiments.
• IPLeak: Check if your VPN is leaking your real IP address to websites.
• Itch: Like Bandcamp but for video games.
• Louis Rossmann's Introduction to a Self Managed Life: A guide on how to start self hosting services on your own server.
• /mu/ Wiki: The board sucks now but the charts they used to produce are good introductions to genres.
• Mullvad VPN: The best VPN that doesn't support port forwarding.
• My Abandonware: A repository of abandonware video games that are no longer sold by the original publishers.
• Myrient: Large & easy to navigate collection of ROMs and other video game related media.
• Neocities: A discovery and creation platform for the independent web.
• ProtonDB: WineHQ for Steam and actually active.
• RateYourMusic: A very great website for music discovery, I don't quite click with the community though.
• The Internet Archive: The modern Library of Alexandria that is being threatened by the DMCA.
• TinEye: Reverse image search that actually works (fuck Google Images!).
• /v/ Wiki: /v/ used to actually play video games, good ones too.
• Vimm's Lair: A large ROM collection, has since been hit with takedown notices for bigger IPs. Fill in holes with Myrient. ROM hacks and manuals are still fully intact.
• VirusTotal: Online virus scan, don't take it to heart, but it's a good filter.
• Visual Paradox: More Y2K-style wallpapers, but sadly inactive.