For better or worse, anarchists are using social media like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. This sucks. Enter the Fediverse, an alternative, open-source social media network that aligns with anarchist values. Rather than being a thinly-veiled attention and data gathering capitalist vortex, the Fediverse is an actual social network, built out of a multitude of federated, autonomous, and decentralized instances. On the Fediverse, we control the infrastructure, we moderate ourselves, and we can gather and share based on our affinities and desires rather than being guided by addictive algorithms. Many anarchists who have dodged the traps of corporate social media are already here, sharing their projects, art, and ideas.

If you feel you are being watched, you change your behavior.
Big Data is supercharging this effect.

NFTs as a cult religion

Here is a list of text-only and clutter-free news sites:

Basic HTML news for vintage computers.

The Search Engine for Vintage Computers

How Google's browser became a threat to privacy and democracy

online city creation toy

...humor occurs when and only when three conditions are satisfied: (1) a situation is a violation, (2) the situation is benign, and (3) both perceptions occur simultaneously. For example, play fighting and tickling, which produce laughter in humans (and other primates), are benign violations because they are physically threatening but harmless attacks.

Falling Fruit is a celebration of the overlooked culinary bounty of our city streets. By quantifying this resource on an interactive map, we hope to facilitate intimate connections between people, food, and the natural organisms growing in our neighborhoods. Not just a free lunch! Foraging in the 21st century is an opportunity for urban exploration, to fight the scourge of stained sidewalks, and to reconnect with the botanical origins of food.

A Tulpamancy Resource Site

Online multiple-personality self-help. Turn your whole life around in months instead of years.

Welcome to the Personal Site for The Crisses

A Plural 101

The cron schedule expression editor.

plass is a password manager inspired by password-store in the essence but completely re-implemented with a smaller and (IMO) cleaner interface. It doesn't have fancy trees nor colors in the output; the absence of these is considered a feature. It aims to stay closer to the "UNIX philosophy" by trying to do one thing only and to it (hopefully) well.