An oldie but a goodie, I can't have a list of websites to recommend without recommending a cornerstone of my sense of humor.

Do you like Bionicle? Do you have a deep feeling of nostalgia about Bionicle? You probably already know about this, but if not, go check out this incredible well of information.

AKA The Gender Dysphoria Bible, a good resource for anyone questioning their gender. If you're on my page...odds are probably good you're already to that point but this is a useful site for anyone.

Hack your 3DS! The current method (as of 5/20/22) still works but will stop working when the 3DS shop goes offline.

A third-party LEGO marketplace and archive.

With the discontinuation of Flash, this is how you should read Homestuck in a post-Flash world. I'm not recommending you read Homestuck, but if you do, here's where to do it.

Creators of the ttrpg Lancer, if you like ttrpgs and you haven't heard of this one you need to check it out.

Another ttrpg, you need to check out Thirsty Sword Lesbians.

A website that tracks Fortnite cosmetics, check here for current and predicted cosmetic items.

Ostensibly this is a 3D printing service for making tabletop models, however it is basically a full body character creator. Frequently updated.

What it says on the tin, like all fandom.com wiki pages you should have an aggressive ad block for this one.

A webcomic that updates Monday through Friday, enormous backlog, started in 2003. It's a slice of life-ish comic with AI and a large cast of characters.

A beautifully made webcomic about...a lot of things. Transhumanism, robots, philosophy, and others. Read Dark Science from the beginning.

Do you like things that feel "retro"? Do you like vaporwave? Check this site out.

Doodad.dev describes itself as: "Tools for making the websites fast, accessible, expressive, and green. These tools are mostly for helping web developers build small websites (sites that use fewer bytes) without sacrificing expression."

If you like vintage internet/web 1.0/etc, this page collects still-active sites from that time.

Free anime streaming site with older anime. Notable titles: Project AKO, Bubblegum Crisis, Dirty Pair, Princess Knight...the list really does go on.

"Working Toward a Better Internet", lots of tutorials about html and lots of other interesting content. Just go check it out.

Learn HTML, CSS, Javascript and more, super helpful reference, classes, and tutorials.

Internet Archive gif search. Does what it says on the tin.

Exactly what you think it is, plus cheatsheets for CSS and Javascript.

You're already on Neocities! (Which is to say this webpage is being hosted by Neocities.) A hosting site that easily lets you make websites.

Make gradients for CSS.

Lets you upload a picture and pick colors from it.

A vintage site (2006) about hand-coding your own site and how that is important. Worth a read.

You should have the right to repair the things you own.

Are you tired of not being able to repair things that you own? Time to learn how to fix them. Based on the idea of Right to Repair.

Do you like cassettes? Here's a place that dupes tapes, sells tapes, etc.

Lots of file converters, do you want to convert or compress files in your browser? Here you go. Up to file sizes 1GB.

A list of links, similar to this one.