Here is where I dump links to interesting stuff I found in the web.

• Amolith's personal website.
• Seirdy's personal website. Tons of amazing resources for accessibility, security, privacy,software freedom.
• Noelle Leigh's personal website.
• Information is beautiful:visualizations based on facts and data.
• Dusk's End, Nightfall City.
• Scribe: An alternative frontend to Medium.
• MOA: Link your Mastodon account to Twitter.
• Every Single Cognitive Bias in One Infographic.
• Queerly Represent Me. Not-for-profit helping marginalised communities through resources, training, support.
• Gratitude lists are bullsh*t.
• Wiby - Search Engine for the classic web.
• Nitter. Twitter interface with no javascript and no ads.
• Idle Words. Brevity is for the weak.
• Color Safe. Accessible web color combinations.
• The Best Motherf*cking Website.
• Have I been pwned? Check if you have an account that has been compromised in a data breach.
• Snopes.com. The definitive fact-checking site and reference source for urban legends, folklore, myths, rumors, and misinformation.
• Forest. Stay focused, be present. This is a phone app that lets you grow virtual trees by staying away from your phone, and lets you also donate to grow real trees through a collaboration with Trees for the Future.
• Casually Private. Don’t be spied on! Don’t be the product! Stay casually private.
• The Plain Text Project. Plain Text as an eficient tool for helping keep things organised and for boosting productivity.
• Trunk for the fediverse. List of people to follow in the fediverse based on what they talk about.
• Twine. An open-source tool for making interactive stories and games. Very easy learning curve, lots of fun.
• Sortingh.at. Tool that gives personalised resources to help get started making games. By Zoë Quinn.
• tonsky.me. A blog by Nikita Prokopov about programming and UI design. I recommend reading Software disenchantment.
• OpenMoji. OpenMoji is a free and open source emoji library, available with a Creative Commons (Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International) license.
• The truth is paywalled but the lies are free. Short essay on paywalls and how they are affecting news websites.
• When David Bowie lauched his own internet service. Because he was amazing.
• Internet dialup modem sounds. Internet dial-up modems had their own language, and they were pretty clever.
• Damaging myths about women and science that keep coming back. Debunked. Again and again.
• Build your own open source alternative to Google Suite with Nextcloud. How to get rid of the Google Suite, and replace it with something much better.
• 100 Rabbits. A cartoonist and writer together with a programmer and musician, Rikka and Devin have document their life sailing around the world, while working on their interactive designsoftware studio.
• Alternatives to bloatware. Lists software that has alternatives with less dependencies and requires less resources to run.
• IndieWebify.Me.A guide to getting you on the IndieWeb.
• Gradient Magic.A Free Gallery of Fantastic and Unique CSS Gradients.