I started this circa. end of October 2019 and have been slowly adding to it ever since. The links are of various topics. Also feel free to link to this too if you make a list. :)
As of Sep 2023 there are 92 links on the list. You can count them if you really want to.
Soda
Findings: The OG Soda which this Soda is based on. All ideas are taken and transformed.
Genre: Community
tilde.club
Findings: If this didn’t exist Soda, as a webring, probably wouldn’t. It was our inspiration.
Genre: Webring
cat-v
Findings: A contrarian tech group that may or may not be a meme. I actually cannot tell but they have some suspect texts which would hint at that.
Genre: UNIX/Technology in general
danger/u/
Findings: Cyberpunk-styled textboard where I made a lot of good friends. Various boards such as /tech/, /u/ (Random), /cyb/ (Cyberpunk RP)
Genre: Textboard
Lobsters
Findings: Invite-only all things technology forum with a similar upvote/downvote system to Reddit. Better than “Hacker” “News”.
Genre: Technology
SPIDR
Findings: AI-powered news aggregator which grabs content, based on your country, from a bunch of different sources. An honest attempt at being unbiased possibly.
Genre: News aggregation
Spyware Watchdog
Findings: A spyware classification project. I’m not sure how accurate the information is but it is good reading material.
Genre: Privacy/Software
catb
Findings: The personal site of Eric S. Raymond. The creator of the The Cathedral and the Bazaar (1997), How To Ask Questions The Smart Way (2004-2014) and Master Foo.
Genre: Personal site/Technology
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
Findings: How To Ask Questions The Smart Way. This is mostly geared towards internet forums etc. where the user has to ask a question and the people who are gonna answer the question don’t wanna waste time.
Genre: Information/Guide
3301
Findings: Cicada 3301 archive.
Genre: Archive
Bash Blob
Findings: Linux-style memes.
Genre: Memes
Cron Jobs
Findings: If you ever need to make a cronjob this is the place to go. Takes the syntax and breaks it down simply.
Genre: UNIX/Linux
Stumbling On
Findings: A recreation of a site with a similar name that serves the same purpose. It is actually a really common way people find Soda!
Genre: Link aggregator
Sentimental Corporation
Findings: Used to think it was an ARG but it seems to be linked to a man called Randy Prozac who was “the ringleader behind GOAT WORSHIP, an Absurdist video making outfit, comprising of a group of actors performing in bizarre experimental videos” source
Genre: Absurdism art
SGI IRIX
Findings: A site which teaches how to set up IRIX.
Genre: Operating System
Show Me The Image
Findings: It shows you the image.
Genre: Images
Mental Models Box
Findings: Research which explains different ways of approaching problems and reasoning.
Genre: Psychology?
Memeforth
Findings: “a terrible forth-like language for making memes”. It reminds me a lot of Brainfuck.
Genre: Programming
omaera
Findings: The personal site of z411. It’s a comfy site which I quite enjoy. He also hosts some services.
Genre: Personal site/Services
Cambridge Cyber Gardening Club Postbox
Findings: A postcard imageboard. I’ve never seen anything like it before and I really dig it. Might send a card myself one day.
Genre: Imageboard with postcards!
channel 4
Findings: A really old textboard that still gets some posts. It’s pretty comfy but almost sad when you’re reading something and can relate to the anon, then you see the post date says 2006.
Genre: Prodominantly a textboard
Post Office
Findings: Comfy text/image/video board.
Genre: Multimedia board
Project Hessdalen
Findings: A Norwegian town tracking strange lights in the skies above them. Looks like UFO’s but probably isn’t.
Genre: UFO's
Martin Kleppe aka aemkei
Findings: “JavaScript Hacks and Creative Coding”. Definitely sums it up.
Genre: Programming/JavaScript
gifcities
Findings: “The GeoCities Animated GIF Search Engine” started by the Internet Archive.
Genre: Archive
Richard Stallman
Findings: Richard Stallman, the chad himself. Nothing else needs to be said on that matter.
Genre: Ganoo Slash Linoox or as I've recently taken to calling it, Ganoo Plus Linoox
Doomworld
Findings: The Doomworld Legacy File Database running since 1993, of course.
Genre: Database
rawtext club
Findings: A community that talks slowly through the command line. Kinda seems like a meme but it’s pretty interesting honestly.
Genre: Command line/Community
emotion codes
Findings: Seems to be tools that someone uses in order to process emotions. I guess it’s sorta self help.
Genre: Self help
Terminal 00
Findings: ARG or something meant to be a epileptic art piece.
Genre: ARG/Art?
tildeverse
Findings: A group of Webrings that are like tilde.club but host all kinds of things. Soda is still infinitely better tho :^). “member status in the tildeverse mainly involves some level of engagement or presence on irc”, fuck that honestly.
Genre: Webring of Webrings?
Dig Deeper
Findings: Articles on privacy, the internet, and cool tools you should use to not get spied on.
Genre: Internet/Privacy/Software
n-gate
Findings: The Webshit Weekly. Dives through the horseshit midden known as “Hacker” “News” so you don’t have to.
Genre: News
Wiby
Findings: “Search Engine for the Classic Web”
Genre: Search Engine
Make Frontend Shit Again
Findings: Lets go back in time and make the internet fun again.
Genre: Based and Redpilled
A motherfucking website
Findings: “This is a motherfucking website. And it’s fucking perfect.”
Genre: A motherfucking website
Better Motherfucking Website
Findings: “This is still a motherfucking website. And it’s more fucking perfect than the last guy’s.”
Genre: A motherfucking website
Perfect Motherfucking Website
Findings: “This is the final motherfucking website. And it’s really more fucking perfect than the last guy’s.”
Genre: A motherfucking website
Ultimate Motherfucking Website
Findings: “… the last thing I want is another shitty website that claims it is perfect!”. The final(?) version with accessiblity checks and all.
Genre: A motherfucking website
WTFPL
Findings: Do What the Fuck You Want to Public License
Genre: License
Larry Wall
Findings: The creator of the Perl Programming Language’s personal site. Quite the sight (pun intended).
Genre: Personal site/Programming
NUKEMAP
Findings: What it would be like if a nuclear weapon was dropped on a location.
Genre: Nuclear weapons
The Swiss Bay
Findings: The Swiss Bay PDF Archive. le sekrit page
Genre: PDF archive
LINGsCARS
Findings: An example of perfect web design.
Genre: Funny?
Dank Memes
Findings: /s4s/ made it so you know what you’re in for.
Genre: Memes
Timecube
Findings: The personal site of Otis Eugene “Gene” Ray. “personal web page, founded in 1997 by the self-proclaimed ‘wisest man on earth’”
Genre: Personal site/Conspiracy
Beneath VT
Findings: “Exploring Virginia Tech’s steam tunnels and beyond”. Really like the idea of underground secret tunnels.
Genre: Exploration
OverTheWire
Findings: If you’re into Linux and CTF-style games, this is for you.
Genre: Linux/CTF
Internet Archive
Findings: Largest Archive of the Internet. Everyone uses it and god bless it for existing.
Genre: Archive
cockmail
Findings: “Yeah it’s mail with cocks”. Do you really need to hear more?
Genre: Mail service
Netiquette Guidelines
Findings: Written in 1995, the Netiquette Guidelines set out how to act and exist on the internet with other people. Some of the information is still relevant and some of it should be adopted!
Genre: RFC
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Findings: Make your URL’s longer!
Genre: A very angry URL lengthener
districts
Findings: Another web directory, albeit a lot more organised compared to this one.
Genre: Web directory
The Eye
Findings: Big data archive with a lot of different categories.
Genre: Data archive
temp.sh
Findings: Temporary storage for files. If you use the command line you can upload files to this via curl.
Genre: File upload/Command line
Andreas Kling
Findings: The author of SerenityOS’ blog.
Genre: Blog/Operating systems
PGP beginners guide
Findings: “A PGP beginners guide, for beginners who want to do it right”. Very simple and straight to the point. Good resource.
Genre: Cryptography
curlie
Findings: Organised Link Directory formerly known as OPD then DMOZ apparently.
Genre: Link directory
Go Get Spoiled
Findings: A site which aims to spoil movies.
Genre: Movies
pandunia
Findings: I get hardcore Esperanto vibes from this.
Genre: Universal language
4stats
Findings: Live 4chan board stats and thread stats. Useful for timing posts :^).
Genre: Statistics
time is
Findings: World clock with a very nice UI
Genre: Time/Information
Arch Linux
Findings: A Linux distribution I keep coming back to. Possibly my favourite.
Genre: Linux & Technology
OLDSCHOOL PC FONTS
Findings: A large repository of DOS-era PC fonts.
Genre: DOS/Fonts
Install Gentoo
Findings: The /g/ Wiki.
Genre: 4chan/Technology
Astronomers Telegram
Findings: Astronomy News straight from the people who do the science.
Genre: Astronomy
Nitter
Findings: Free and open-source Shitter front-end that actually respects your privacy. No JavaScript.
Genre: Social media
wttr
Findings: Weather straight from the terminal.. or the webpage if you go and visit it.
Genre: Weather/CLI
The Geocities Gallery
Findings: A gallery of pure Geocities S O U L.
Genre: 90s
ELDRITCHDATA
Findings: Personal site of someone who makes lists of things and writings based around Technology, the Internet and a lot of other based topics. Used to link to either this list or Soda at one point. Anywho, hello!
Genre: Too based to define.
Catbox
Findings: File upload site. maximum upload is 200MB.
Genre: File upload
Rentry
Findings: Markdown Pastebin for those who don’t like plain-text.
Genre: Pastebin
lolwut
Findings: Personal site of a /g/ anon. Some cool writings etc. to be found in here. It is a site I enjoy.
Genre: Personal site
Microsoft "Completely Confidential" Secrets
Findings: A guy who found a vulnerability in Microsoft’s software and went down a rabbit hole.
Genre: Write-up
Deception Island
Findings: An island in antarctica with a hidden, but active, volcano.
Genre: Information/Geology
TempleOS
Findings: God’s Operating System made by the late, but also great, Terry A. Davis
Genre: Operating System
DOS HAVEN
Findings: A repository of DOS games with a twist - they’re modern.
Genre: DOS/Games
Library Of Babel
Findings: A library with the goal to have all of the worlds information - private and public - contained in it. It’s essentially the Infinite monkey theorem
Genre: Unsure
MDN Web Docs
Findings: Mozilla’s web documentation. Without it I wouldn’t know as much as I know about web development.
Genre: Web development
Simplifier
Findings: Makes guides with the goal of “creating a stable foundation of technology that is reliable, understandable, and practical for an individual to build for themselves”.
Genre: Guides
Chadnet
Findings: “the greatest website on the internet!”. Link aggregator much like this site but not so much of a directory. It’s pretty interesting.
Genre: Link aggregator
no hello
Findings: A handy guide on how to talk in internet chat rooms. You sometimes see people just say “Hello” and that’s it. What does it mean? Waste of time, just tell people your issue.
Genre: Internet etiquette
Don't ask to ask, just ask
Findings: Much like the link above: don’t ask to ask, just ask.
Genre: Internet etiquette
Bram Moolenaar
Findings: The personal site of Bram Moolenaar, creator of Vim (Vi IMproved). Typing this in vim currently. Changed my life for the better. May he rest in peace. 1961-3 August 2023.
Genre: Vim/Text editor
Linux Kernel Mailing List archive
Findings: The archive of the Linux Kernel Mailing List. Some funny ones from torvalds pop up every now and then. I quite like this one.
Genre: Linux
noclip
Findings: Requires WebGL 2 support (which I don’t care for – but here it is anyway). Fly around video game worlds from yesterdays.
Genre: Games
NixOS
Findings: The NixOS Linux distro as well as the nix package manager. Absolutely superior to anything else once you get over the learning curve. You might want to read this first however.
Genre: Linux
FINAL CUT
Findings: From the description (which doesn’t do it justice): “FINAL CUT is a C++ class library and widget toolkit that enables developers to create text-based user interfaces.” … except they’re absolutely amazing and look straight out of Windows 3.1 but with colour.
Genre: Programming
2FA Directory
Findings: A directory of popular services which all support (or don’t support) 2FA.
Genre: Security + Directory
PDFTool
Findings: A way to be able to manipulate PDF’s in various ways.
Genre: Tool
Covert Instruments
Findings: Physical tools for interesting purposes.
Genre: Tool
OWASP Cheat Sheet Series
Findings: Cheat sheets for securing various kinds of applications from web servers to XSS to user management services.
Genre: Application Security