Pylon appreciation
Taxonomy of bread fasteners
Pathetic motorways
Pathetic motorways
This look like a successor to RoadToNoWhere
https://web.archive.org/web/20071017115032/http://road-to-nowhere.co.uk/index.html
If you want to see what various license plates look like from all of North America (as well as what they looked like in the past), there is a website that with a short URL. Strangely enough, the website never gone to https. The link is http://www.15q.net/
http://thewartburgwatch.com/ has years of dirt on nearly every megachurch pastor
A fansite for Takeshi’s Castle
A remake of the og website sodaconstructor
https://panoramx.ift.uni.wroc.pl/~maq/felp.pl/sanjose/index.html
Amazing nostalgia. I can’t remember how to do it!
If it makes you feel better, I don’t think I ever really knew how to do it.
MetaFilter
Woman got special government permission to go motorcycling in Chernobyl. She took pictures.
The site is still around.
The temple of the screaming electron
Not obscure enough, cool site though! Used to post there and amateurpyro, mtbs3d and a few others
Actually a useful site and from my friend’s company! stremecoder.com
It’s a graphical node-based platform to write and learn python
Tons of retrocomputing/demoscene resources.
http://www.vk2zay.net/ Maybe this is obscure enough?! I miss hobby sites like this!
A Girls World.
Back in the 2000s, a place for young girls. Articles, recipes, I think games? I edited articles for a bit. I use to be able to directly connect where I’d been online to there, in the sense of, “banner on website suggested this website and talked to people there which lead to this and then that and now to here” but my memory is bad now so I can’t.
If it still exists I doubt it’s anything like the original.
I have one I know for a fact y’all don’t know about, but if I told you I’d probably almost certainly out myself on that site. So, no, sorry, not telling.
https://www.lmfdb.org/ for people deep into analytic number theory rabbit hole.
Oh darn, it seems the website isn’t up anymore. It was, to my knowledge, never archived and never properly indexed by a search engine. I have no screenshots, so it’s basically lost media. All this to say it’s unlikely anyone here has heard of it.
Well, it was an IWW split called the “International Workers of the World” (it seemed to be composed of at most 3 people). If my notes are right it was internationalworkersoftheworld.org (seems even DNS is completely dead now). Their webpage was simple HTML, from the dates it hadn’t been updated in years, and most of the body was complaining about IWW internal politics, and people who had long moved on from the union.
