This is where I will share any web things made by others that I have found that I am particularly delighted or enlightened by and think others might also be one of the above to encounter.
In these horrible modern days it is increasingly hard to find good things on the Internet. Our only defence against junk is to band together and help good things get attention. So this is my little contribution to that effort!
You might see some little buttons next to some people's website links: these are website buttons that were trendy to make on Bluesky for a while there. I have one for my site too!
Really interesting blog about playing games. All sorts of games. If you're interested in it they probably covered something like it once or twice or ten times.
An archive of the Forum on Risks to the Public in Computers and Related Systems. Starting in the 90s, a fascinating journey through the early days of appreciating the trouble computers would cause when they were integrated into our everyday lives, up until the hellish today. Some famous names pop up too.
A (currently paused) YouTube series that covers the creation of a game starting from very low-level (mainly Windows) programming. The project is old enough at this point that a lot of the material feels dated in terms of what would be most useful today, and there are more videos than anyone could hope to sanely absorb, but there's a lot to be learned here too.
Just drive a not particularly physics-reliable car along a road. Or through a stone wall. Or across endless fields trying to find the road again because you refuse to press the button that will take you back there. Or into a body of water because you just wanted to know if you could do that and now you can't find your way out...
A gallery of custom themes for the Kaleidoscope theme manager from the Classic Mac era. It's a charmingly aesthetic site, as you would expect from something built by a Mac fan of that era.
Brianna Townsend
Eniko Fox
Virtual Moose