Welcome to my vast array of bookmarks and saved oddities around the web!

Have a look around, stay a while, and maybe even learn something along the way! This repository brings together hundreds of fascinating, useful, quirky, educational, and downright strange websites that I've collected over the years. Everything is organized into clear categories so you can dive straight into what interests you most. All links open in new tabs for easy browsing. Enjoy!

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Educational

Sites focused on learning, explanations, skill-building, historical knowledge, science, coding, and simulations for understanding.

All About Circuits: Learn about electric circuits (interactive textbook on electronics).
CDC Outbreak Solver: A web game from the CDC about solving an outbreak (choose-your-own-adventure public health simulation).
CodinGame: A bunch of game-themed coding challenges to help you learn how to code.
Chronicling America: Chronicling America (ISSN 2475-2703) is a Website providing access to information about historic newspapers and select digitized newspaper pages.
Mechanical Watch Explainer: In-depth interactive explanation of how a mechanical watch works, covering mainsprings, gears, escapements, and more.
Food Timeline: A timeline of most major food and their invention times/locations, all cited and quite in depth.
Getty Museum Collection: The Getty Museum’s searchable art collection with ancient artifacts, paintings, photographs, and interpretive context.
Historical Tech Tree: Visualizes the entire history of technologies, inventions, and discoveries from prehistory to today, emphasizing connections (prerequisites, improvements, inspirations).
How Stuff Works: Self-explanatory (detailed explanations of how things work in science, technology, and daily life).
I Have No TV: A bunch of high quality documentaries gathered onto one free website.
Information is Beautiful: Creates infographics and data visualizations to make complex topics in arts, science, economy, climate, etc., understandable.
Into Far Lands: Silk Roads: Cool historical text game/learning device on the Silk Trading Roads.
National Academies Press: The National Academies Press publishes authoritative reports on science, engineering, and medicine.
NAND Game: You are going to build a computer starting from basic components. The game consists of a series of levels. In each level, you are tasked with building a component that behaves according to a specification. This component can then be used as a building block in the next level.
NUKE Map: Ever wanted to nuke somewhere in the US and see what would happen? Now you can! (interactive nuclear effects simulator).
Open Culture Language Lessons: Open Culture scours the web for the best educational media. We find the free courses and audio books you need, the language lessons & educational videos you want, and plenty of enlightenment in between. It’s a HUGE collection of language learning resources for dozens of languages.
Sabzian Cinema Texts: Every Wednesday, Sabzian publishes texts on cinema in Dutch, English or French. Good for language learning!
Sci-Philos Galaxy Page: A cool website about science, more a novelty for older websites now than anything, but still a neat resource.
Stars Chrome Experiment: The accurate names of over 100,000 stars (interactive star database).
Theban Mapping Project: Detailed mapping and documentation of tombs in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings.
Wi-Fi in the US Explained: This paper details how Wi-Fi works in the United States. VERY in depth.
Zotero: Zotero is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, annotate, cite, and share research.
Ardalambion: Comprehensive resources for learning J.R.R. Tolkien’s constructed languages (Quenya, Sindarin, etc.), with courses, texts, and pronunciation guides.
Eldamo: Lexicon and analysis of Tolkien’s Elvish languages, with word searches and historical development data.
Visual Rambling: Blog with technical and artistic deep-dives (dithering techniques, film analysis, neural networks, etc.).
Deep Time — Australia: Deep Time — animated web article detailing the history of Australia.
Law of Large Numbers Simulator: The Law of Large Numbers or Why It Is a Bad Idea to Go to the Casino (interactive probability lesson).
Operating System Museum: This independent project aims to be one of the best online resources available in public for all people who are looking for informations about operating systems and their manufacturers.
Okinawa Cultural Archive: On this site we are making a digital record of Okinawa's history and cultural properties.
MythNET: Welcome to MythNET, a site dedicated toward Greek Mythology and one of the sections of Classics Unveiled. Check out the other sites, they’re super neat as well!
U.S. Paper Money Info: All the info you could ever need on the U.S. currency, cataloged!
Connecticut Wildlife: This website is designed to help those interested identify wildlife they may have encountered in Connecticut, and to provide some basic and interesting information about the various creatures that live here.
The Strawberry: A Multiple Fruit: An educational article explaining the botanical nature of strawberries as a multiple fruit, with details on nutrition, cultivation, and a simple pie recipe.
Nambu World: A comprehensive virtual museum and collector's resource on Japanese WWII handguns and militaria, featuring detailed histories, photos, and technical information.
Disney Animated Films Timeline: A detailed timeline assigning historical settings to Disney animated films based on internal evidence and external references.
Christine O’Keeffe’s Halloween Home Page: A rich educational resource on Halloween history, traditions, monsters, folklore, recipes, and customs.
FBI Famous Cases: An official FBI archive detailing over 100 famous investigations involving spies, gangsters, terrorists, and major criminals such as Al Capone, John Dillinger, and the Unabomber.
Wiki-Map: An interactive map displaying geo-located Wikipedia articles as pins for geographic exploration of knowledge.
Open Syllabus Galaxy: An interactive visualization of the most frequently assigned texts in college syllabi worldwide, based on a massive academic dataset.
MatterChart: An interactive periodic table explorer allowing users to click on chemical elements for detailed information.
360Cities Gigapixel Gallery: A collection of ultra-high-resolution 360° gigapixel panoramas from locations around the world.
Public Domain Image Archive: A free archive of over 10,000 public domain historical images, artworks, and photographs for browsing and download.

Reading

Sites centered on stories, articles, essays, books, tropes, folklore, and long-form content.

Evil Overlord List: An old website that makes a list from a supposed Evil Overlord that discusses unionizing his minions, and other humor of that sort.
Fantastic Fiction: Search and browse the complete works of over 60,000 bestselling fiction authors, with all the latest books and series listed in order. Kinda like Goodreads with a bit of social media in that you directly follow what these authors are putting out!
FMyLife: Created originally in 2009, fmylife.com has become universally renowned, mainly because of its unique and inclusive concept. The website and its apps contain little everyday stories that could happen to everybody. These stories, sent in by users of the site, have the particularity of beginning with "Today," and ending with "FML", the initials of FMyLife. FMLs are a great place to express yourself, in a more or less free way, but always with the aim of being funny. People come here to be amused, every day. You'll never be alone with your mishaps again!
Zzyzx vs. Zyzzyx Road: Blog post comparing two obscure 2006 thriller films (Zzyzx vs. Zyzzyx Road), including plots and real-location context.
Dear Guy Who Just Made My Burrito: A fantastically funny Medium article about burritos, give it just a moment of your time, it's worth it.
Meme Encyclopedia: Meme encyclopedia/wiki documenting internet culture and memes.
Ninja Burger: Funny parody website of a fake business called Ninja Burger, fun to read about.
Recommend Me a Book: A place to discover books in new and exciting ways. Read the first page without judging the cover. If you're hooked, click the reveal button to find out more.
TV Tropes: A website that hosts a massive collection of tropes, trope examples, and other collected media content presented like a wiki of sorts. It’s VERY easy to get hooked and stay here reading for hours.
The Mystery of the Bloomfield Bridge: A fascinating article about the titled bridge, an interesting read.
Dead Poets Society & the Humanities Crisis: Fascinating analysis on the modern state of the Humanities in higher education, as well as an analysis of Dead Poet’s Society, the Robin Williams film.
Babelfish vs. 1800s Translator: A phrase by phrase comparison of the famously awful translations of a 1800's portuguese translator and the artificial intelligence of babelfish.
Wikipedia: Unusual Articles: Wikipedia’s collection of unusual, quirky, and interesting articles.
Beirut Explosion Interactive: Interactive investigation into the 2020 Beirut port explosion with documents, photos, and analysis.
The Pixar Theory: Article explaining how every Pixar movie is connected.
American Folklore: Retold folktales from all 50 U.S. states, answering common folklore questions.
Moral Foundations Theory: Explains Moral Foundations Theory (psychological bases of human morality) with a test.
Artistic Preferences Scale: Interactive Artistic Preferences Scale test measuring preferences in visual art style and content.
Read Poop Fiction: Finds you a short story to read (themed around bathroom activities, but usable anywhere).
Classic Shorts: Dedicated to the short story and to those interested in reading this delightful art form.
Shorpy: High-definition archive of vintage American historical photographs.
1001 Albums Generator: A tool that randomly generates albums from the book "1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die" to encourage daily listening.
Textfiles.com: A massive archive of historical text files from the BBS era, preserving early internet writings, ASCII art, and digital culture.
The Duck Webcomics: A platform hosting a wide variety of independent webcomics across many genres with daily updates and community features.
Always Judge a Book by its Cover: A humorous site reviewing and spotlighting quirky, absurd, and eccentric real books based on their ridiculous covers.
Emoji Phrasebook: A searchable database translating thousands of phrases, movies, songs, and more into creative emoji combinations.

Games

Interactive games, quizzes, party games, simulations, idle/puzzle experiences, and playful explorations.

Pong Clock: A pong clock that tells time by simulating a pong game in front of you.
Candy Box 2: A funny simplistic idle game on the web.
Cursor Dance Party: Speaks for itself, kinda fun if anyone is on lol.
Dustin Brett Interactive Portfolio: Interactive portfolio with playful web-based tech demos and experiments.
Floor 796: Animated scene showing lives of characters from various works on the 796th floor of a huge space station (expandable with new rooms/characters).
Human Benchmark: A variety of reflexive tests to “benchmark” your own brain.
Musiq.is: A bunch of fun music themed games to test your Music IQ.
The Evolution of Trust: A game of trust, do you trust your fellow man?
NoClip Website: A neat website that lets you explore the 3D worlds of several games, like Super Mario Sunshine, Halo, Kingdom Hearts, and many more.
OneMotion Mini-Games: A bunch of cool little games and other things to poke around with, like a chord player, drum machine, and more.
SimNIMBY: Funny “game” that mocks modern building practices in the style of the old Sims games. Quite humorous, but not long.
Play Chip-less Poker: Play poker without chips.
Pokédexle: Pokédexle is a Pokémon guessing game, inspired by Wordle. You've got six attempts to catch the Pokémon.
Passionfruit: Apples to Apples the party game but online.
Pretend You’re Xyzzy: Digital Cards Against Humanity clone.
Rockbasher: Rockbasher is a puzzle action game. A little worm dragon must find diamonds in a cave to reach the exit and go to the next level. Also interesting due to its age.
TwitchTetris: TwitchTetris is an open-source implementation of Tetris, the classic falling-block game that we all know and love, designed for those who demand the best performance from their tetris game.
SaltyBet: You bet digital currency on fake fighters to win a brawl between each other. Fun game.
Sandspiel: An interesting physics simulator with many element options.
The Smoking Gun Time-Waster: A little game on matching details to various public criminals.
WikiTrivia: Very fun game where you place random events and dates on a timeline, and try to guess where they go on it.
Would You Rather: Thousands of randomly grabbed Would You Rather questions for you to use at parties or social gatherings, with varying categories.
Pick a Ball: Vote on a ball to win a race. Good for deciding things arbitrarily.
Ridella: Can you solve the riddle in four tries? Start with a partially complete riddle. Each incorrect guess reveals another clue.
Mojie Quiz: A set of emojis every day that represent a movie, and you have to guess which one.
ASCII Video Converter: Turn videos into ASCII pixel art! Use your webcam feed or upload a video.
Ripples 3D Slime Simulator: Cool simulation website of a slime/water substance that is HIGHLY accurate to real life.
Messenger Delivery MMO: A little delivery game/MMO? Weird, but fun.
Failed Doomsday Predictions: All the doomsday predictions that failed, cited and categorized.
Asteroid Strike Simulator: Self-explanatory (asteroid impact simulator).
Patatap: Interactive music program? Hard to describe (sound + visual triggers).
Music Perception Quizzes: Citizen science music perception quizzes and games.
SQL Murder Mystery: There's been a Murder in SQL City! The SQL Murder Mystery is designed to be both a self-directed lesson to learn SQL and a fun game.
Kilobytes Gambit: Chess variant or puzzle game involving limited resources.
Doom as System Admin Tool: Doom as a tool for system administration. Yes that will make no sense unless you read the link.
Pixel Joint: The internet's dedicated pixel art community and gallery with challenges, ratings, and weekly competitions.
Pixilart Gallery: An online gallery and creation platform for pixel art and digital illustrations, featuring "Picture of the Day" and user works.
Blockbench: A free 3D modeling and animation editor specialized in low-poly and Minecraft-style projects.
Binary Piano: An interactive music creation tool where users build tunes through binary inputs.
Memory Classic (Easy): A simple 4x4 memory matching card game for quick, relaxing play.
One Square Minesweeper: A minimalist or variant take on the classic Minesweeper puzzle game.
Daily Medium Maze: A daily medium-difficulty maze puzzle with streak tracking for stress relief.
Optical Toys: A collection of interactive optical illusions and brain-teasing visual toys.
Zen Garden: An interactive digital sand-raking zen garden for mindful relaxation and pattern creation.
Sand in a Bottle: An interactive physics-based toy for pouring and manipulating virtual sand particles.
Toms Toys: A collection of bite-sized daily puzzles and quick mental games with streaks and leaderboards.
Ant Toys: A hub of tiny, playable retro-style mini-games (tic-tac-toe, snake, pong, etc.) for instant fun.
Map Genie: High-quality interactive maps for hundreds of video games to help locate collectibles and navigate worlds. (Also useful as a gaming resource)

Resources

Practical tools, databases, templates, downloaders, archives, converters, and utilities.

8MB.video: Perfectly compressed files just under 8MB, perfect for when the file is just not sending.
DIY Book Scanner: We are a community of people who build book scanners. We have taken preservation into our own hands. We are the missing link between your bookshelf and your e-reader.
Mostly Free Resources: Self-explanatory (curated list of mostly free resources).
HotSymbol: HotSymbol is a simple and easy online tool to copy symbols, text emoji characters, and signs to Facebook posts, Instagram bio, blog posts, WhatsApp, Snapchat chat and comments, nicknames in games, or wherever else.
iLovePDF: Every tool you need to use PDFs, at your fingertips. All are 100% FREE and easy to use! Merge, split, compress, convert, rotate, unlock and watermark PDFs with just a few clicks.
JustWatch: Find where to stream new, popular & upcoming entertainment and what services they reside on with JustWatch.
KewlTools: KewlTools. A collection of tools that make my life easier (and hopefully yours.) Bookmark this page.
Media Cheat Sheet: Ever wanted a resource to tell you the dimensions of images for posting on major websites? Well, here you go!
My Abandonware: Get ready for a deep dive into PC and console retrogaming, more than 35800 games are available and waiting to be played again.
Old Games Download: A project archiving abandoned video games from the 1970s until now. We offer an extensive catalog of gaming history, including game files, patches, manuals, screenshots and artwork.
File Converter: File conversion tool (drag-and-drop, multiple format support).
PrivacyTools.io: You are being watched. Private and state-sponsored organizations are monitoring and recording your online activities. PrivacyTools.io provides services, tools and privacy guides to counter global mass surveillance.
Regex101: A website that helps you test run code and points out potential errors.
Squoosh: Compress and optimize images locally in your browser (works offline).
ThriftBooks: The biggest independent bookseller, with affordable pricing and without the troubles of Amazon and other more untrustworthy retailers.
The Noun Project: Over 7 million+ free stock images and icons.
Vertex42 Templates: Since 2003, Vertex42® has been creating professionally designed spreadsheet templates for business, personal, home, and educational use. Great resource for yourself and any office workers in your life.
Spotify to YouTube Music: Transfer your Spotify playlists to YouTube Music seamlessly.
Conserve the Sound: Offers recordings of everyday and nostalgic sounds.
Old Maps Online: Searchable archive of historical maps from libraries worldwide.
Archive Team Wiki: Archive Team wiki documenting efforts to preserve disappearing web content and digital history.
Wiby.me: Search engine focused on the “old web” (simple, non-commercial, nostalgic internet discovery).
Free Certificate Courses: The single largest collection of free certificate courses available online, curated for you by Class Central.
CORE Research Papers: CORE indexes research papers... currently contains 401M open access articles.
IRS Free File: IRS Free File lets qualified taxpayers prepare and file federal income tax returns online... safe, easy and no cost to you.
Size Chart Lab: Compares clothing brand size differences against each other fairly.
WatchPennies: WatchPennies is a free, no-signup cost of living calculator and interactive U.S. county map.
Reading Length: Tells you the average length of a book based on your reading speed.
ScreenToGif: Screen, webcam and sketchboard recorder with an integrated editor.
Grow Salt Crystals: How to grow sodium chloride crystals at home!
Circle of Thirds: Explore chords, scales, and intervals.
Mount Everest 3D: Interactive 3D map of Mount Everest and the Himalaya.
Virtual St. Peter’s Basilica: A virtual tour of St. Peter’s Basilica in its entirety, made up of more than 400,000 images.
Codex Atlanticus: The largest digital collection of Leonardo da Vinci's writings and drawings.
DeskSpacing: DeskSpacing.com allows you to try new designs / styles for your future setup using our innovative 3D app.
PlayPhrase.me: A website that plays movie clips of someone saying a certain phrase, serving as a massive database of phrases.
Horg — Occlupanid Database: This site contains several years of research in the classification of occlupanids (plastic bag clips).
Musicmap: Musicmap attempts to provide the ultimate genealogy of popular music genres, including their relations and history.
National Jukebox: National Jukebox — historical audio recordings from the Library of Congress.
OpenClassical: A history and archive of 1,000 years of music history.
IKEA Museum: Every IKEA catalog from 1950 onwards documented online in full.
Wood Database: A database of wood species with properties and identification.
Old Computers: A vintage museum/archive/history of older computers for preservation.
Wickerpedia: It’s Wikipedia, but specifically for plant fibers (WICKERpedia).
Scrollbar Museum: A history of scrollbars usable on the website.
1920s Network: Plays 1920’s radio shows and music on a schedule, super neat.
Met Museum Publications: Tons of free art books accessible online through the Met Museum.
Dewside Movies on YouTube: A collection of movies on YouTube.
Britney Spears Semiconductor Guide: Britney Spears guide to Semiconductor physics.
Web Design Museum: Web Design Museum exhibits thousands of screenshots and videos of websites, apps, software, and Flash games from the 1990s to the 2000s.
Historic Isle of Wight: Historical information and archive about the Isle of Wight.
PubMed Article (specific): Specific PubMed research article.
Internet Intro Archive: Introductory guide or archive related to early internet concepts.
Pokémon to Real-World Scale: Pokémon shown to real-world scale.
BioCubes: Biological or educational cube-based visualization tool.
Judy Records: Searchable public records database.
PCjs Emulators: PCjs — emulators and simulations of old personal computers.
PDF Barber: PDF editing or manipulation tool.
Museum of Play Online: Online collection from the Museum of Play (games and toys archive).
Go Waterfalling: Go waterfalling! This individual loves to do so, and made QUITE the detailed repository of articles detailing hundreds of waterfalls.
Century Old Sounds: This website features many early recordings from my personal collection of vintage discs and cylinders. The timeframe is from the earliest commercial recordings in 1889, well 1895 is my own confirmed oldest, up to the eve of the Big Band Era in 1933.
Castles of Wales: Catalogs every known castle in Wales with meticulous detail.
Hellenica World: A massive index of Renaissance paintings and materials, Ancient Greek writings, and more!
Boys Historical Clothing: An absolutely MASSIVE repository of Boys clothing throughout history, hosting over 10,000 articles detailing its history throughout all of civilization with countless photographs and drawings to detail such a lengthy history
The Krib: This site contains information about tropical fish aquariums, including archived usenet postings and e-mail discussions, along with new articles and photographs designed specifically for the web. The specialty here is freshwater aquatic plants and dwarf cichlids, but you may find information on a variety of subjects.
Fictional Cities: This site is all about how stories add spice to our ideas and feelings about our favourite cities. Sometimes we only know cities through stories. My favourites have long been London, Venice, and Florence and so I made this website, where I list and review all sorts of novels and films set in these three cities.
Pomological Art: Between 1886 and 1942, USDA artists painted over 7,500 watercolors documenting America’s incredible fruit diversity. The paintings vanished into government storage for decades until digital activists freed them through a grant to digitize them in 2009, followed by Freedom of Information Act requests in 2015.
Krazer Lasers: A personal showcase of technical projects including lasers, Tesla coils, high-power rocketry, and GPS tracking experiments.
OldWeb.Today: An emulator allowing users to browse archived websites with the look and feel of vintage 1990s-2000s web browsers.
Windy.com: A professional interactive wind map and detailed weather forecasting tool with visualizations for multiple data layers.
Scratch-Off Hub: A daily-updated database of U.S. scratch-off lottery statistics, odds, and remaining prizes to inform player decisions.
Nekoweb: A free, ad-free, tracker-free website hosting service inspired by the old web, with support for custom domains and anti-AI features.
The Vintage Web: A curated portal that randomly or thematically links to preserved vintage websites from the early internet era.
Restored Pokémon HGSS Wallpapers: High-resolution restored and traced wallpapers from the original Pokémon HeartGold/SoulSilver game boxes.

Miscellaneous

Novelty, humor, weird/fun experiments, nostalgia, generators, simulators, and hard-to-categorize sites.

Apple Rankings: Self-explanatory, but VERY funny to read the bad reviews of apples. These people have STRONG opinions.
Big Box Collection: 3D rotatable scans of 1,009 retro game boxes with zoom and gatefold views.
Cameron’s World: Cameron’s World is a web-collage of text and images excavated from the buried neighbourhoods of archived GeoCities pages (1994–2009).
Chicken on a Raft: The name speaks for itself, you’ll see.
Date Night Questions: Like the WYR site, randomly grabbed questions for you to use for that special someone (also a second category for friends).
Ian’s Shoelace Site: Ian’s Shoelace Site contains all sorts of shoelace information – most of it useful, some just for fun. There’s something for almost everyone!
Hacker Typer: Speaks for itself, better on a computer or PC if possible.
If the Moon Were a Pixel: If the moon were one pixel, a tediously accurate model of the solar system.
Ling’s Cars Museum: A VERY interesting page from a UK car seller that reeks of old 90s/early 2000s website design in the best way possible.
Matias.me NSFW: Ignore the worrying url link ending, this website is hilarious and best to go in blind to.
My Retro TVs: Hey there and welcome to MyRetroTVs! Get ready to step back in time and relive the nostalgia of the past decades through these virtual televisions.
Presidential Ham: You ever wanted to see a hand-drawn portrait of any US president holding ham? Well, now you can!
Procatinator: Funny website that autogenerates (not AI) a cat picture and a funny song to go alongside it.
Rotating Sandwiches: The name speaks for itself, you’ll see. VERY high quality.
Serene Saver: A simplistic and cool screensaver website.
Weird or Confusing: The name speaks for itself, you’ll see.
WortelDrie Keyboard: A website of an electronic keyboard you can play? Hard to describe really.
SVG Avatar Generator: SVG avatar and icon generator/collection.
Bruno Simon 3D Portfolio: 3D interactive portfolio built as a virtual world (Three.js).
Cats of the Web: Cats of the Web | The Cat Database (self-explanatory).
Retro Nokia Phone Simulator: Interactive retro Nokia-style phone simulator.
Cloudhiker: Random hand-picked exploration of interesting, weird, and awesome websites.
Fridge Poetry: Interactive digital fridge poetry magnet board.
The Scream Gigapixel: Gigapixel zoomable high-resolution image of Edvard Munch’s “The Scream”.
Killed by Google: Database/archive of Google products and services that have been discontinued.
Mood Playlist: Create a personalized playlist by selecting a mood and five artists.
88x31 Button Viewer: Viewer for 88x31 pixel buttons/badges (nostalgic web artifacts).
Pluvior Rain Simulator: Rain and atmospheric simulation/ambient tool.
Superbad: Classic surreal early-internet art site (chaotic web experience).
Woodstock 1999 Archive: Archived site preserving content from the 1999 Woodstock festival.
Seven39: Social media that's only open from 7:39pm to 10:39pm EST. Interesting concept, quite unique.
Dole/Kemp 96 Campaign Site: The Dole/Kemp website is still up, preserved by another domain for you to look at.
Happy Daze: Curates uplifting news stories, scientific advancements, and inspiring ideas.
Daily Otter: Exactly as written on the tin, and it’s GLORIOUS (daily otters).
Fortune Cookie Generator: Fortune cookie generator that feels…. Kinda racist?
Glorp Chat: Nonsense chatbot that doesn’t actually waste resources like most other Generative AI, funny.
Pop the Confetti: Fun cosmetic clicking speed test.
Tingle Synth: Plays music as you type, quite fun.
UpMash: Mashes up two different songs for you, fun to play around with.
ChronoPhoto: Guess the year a photo was taken, SUPER fun game.
Concert Cougher: Cough through a concert as much as you want!
Canon Camera Museum: A museum/archive of every camera made by Canon, organized by era and category.
Minimal Pour: Choose the pour over technique of your choice, swiftly calculate brew ratios and follow the quick step by step guide.
Windows Error Worm: Drag old Windows error messages across the screen.
Timebleed Task Manager: A task manager to force yourself to get things done.
Consumer Aesthetics Research Institute: The Consumer Aesthetics Research Institute... categorizing "consumer aesthetics" from the late mid-century through today. Super fascinating history.
Guy Needs Gift: A gift buying guide for men.
Significant Objects: Significant Objects, a literary and anthropological experiment... demonstrated that the effect of narrative on any given object’s subjective value can be measured objectively.
ISS in Realtime: Explore 25 years onboard the International Space Station (multimedia replay project).
FleetLeaks: Real-time database of maritime sanctions from US, EU, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
Six Degrees of Wikipedia: Inspired by the concept of six degrees of separation, traverses Wikipedia hyperlinks to find the least number of clicks between pages.
Stop Citing AI: You’ve been sent here because you cited AI as a source to try to prove something.
Gedd.it Promo Codes: Find Verified Promo Codes for Products You Want.
Terms of Service; Didn’t Read: "I have read and agree to the Terms" is the biggest lie on the web. Together, we can fix that.
Rejected Vanity Plates: This site hosts a database of real California vanity plate applications from 2015–2016, including the applicant’s reasoning and a DMV reviewer’s comments.
Bracket City: Fun word game with the final solution sentence nestled in other different word puzzles.
SchemeColor: Different color schemes for usage in design, building, or whatever other purposes a color scheme can serve.
Merriam-Webster Time Traveler: When was a word first used in print? You may be surprised! Enter a date below to see the words first recorded on that year.
Pool Suite: A retro pool/cyberwave themed radio player, with vintage visuals to boot.
Spurious Correlations: Compares 2 unrelated data trends and compares them, leading to funny results.
Halloween Clock: A clock for Halloween.
Pizza Voter: Group decision-making tool for rating pizza toppings and generating an optimal group pizza order.
Stinky Meat: Weird/humorous site (odd content).
Simone Computer: Personal creative portfolio with experimental web projects.
Cataroo — Animation Archive: A blog website from John Cawley, a highly accomplished and well-renowned figure in the animation sphere, detailing his career, advice, writings, and detailed Disney costuming history.
Virtual Boy Emulator & Hacking: The Nintendo Virtual Boy was a state of the art 3D video game system. It featured a stereo scopic display and a 32-bit RISC processor. Once hailed as ushering in a new era in video gaming, it was a marketing flop. This site is the official home of the Reality Boy Virtual Boy emulator and is dedicated to hacking the Virtual Boy, developing hardware, and programming new games for this intriguing little computer system.
Cke1st's Personal Site: Welcome to Cke1st's site, one of a dying breed of personal websites where the content is "all original, all downloadable, all free."
The Tolkien Sarcasm Page: The Tolkien Sarcasm Page, one of the oldest bastions of Tolkien humor on the Web, is here to help Middle-earth historians everywhere take a break from those heated arguments about Glorfindel's bloodline and whether or not Thingol was a wise King.
Tenate92 Neocities Gallery: A photo gallery documenting Japanese car shows, motorsport events, and owner festivals from the 1990s to mid-2000s.
A 1970's Teenager's Bedroom - Vintage Stereo: A nostalgic recreation of a 1970s teenager’s bedroom complete with period-correct vintage stereo equipment.
The Web's First Japanese Pizza Page: A quirky early-web catalog of unique Japanese pizza varieties with unusual toppings from a Tokyo pizzeria.
Guide to the Undead: An archived Geocities index of resources on vampire legends, fiction, films, and Gothic subculture.
Stepford Wives Organization - Biblical Passages: A compilation of biblical passages supporting traditional gender roles and wifely submission in a Stepford Wives lifestyle context.
Friends Of Vast Industrial Concrete Kafkaesque Structures (FOVICKS): A photo journal exploring the massive concrete flood-control channels of the Los Angeles River and their industrial aesthetic.
Juraisprite's Pokémon Image Gallery: An archived late-1990s/early-2000s gallery of Pokémon character and creature images.
WhatLang.fun: A language identification and guessing tool (primarily visual or image-based language detection).
Big Texan Live Stream: A live webcam feed from the dining room of the famous Big Texan Steak Ranch in Texas, home of the 72-ounce steak challenge.
Cubist Heart Laboratories: A creative project generating a new clock design every day from recycled internet materials.
Next Beats: A relaxing music streaming site featuring lo-fi beats and customizable ambient sound effects for study or focus.
Wizardry Fan Page: A fan site dedicated to the classic Wizardry RPG series with resources and nostalgia for the dungeon-crawler franchise.

More to come soon, as this is a constantly updating list, both from myself and suggestions. Happy exploring what's already here!