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- coolwebsites@lemmy.ca
- cross-posted to:
- coolwebsites@lemmy.ca
https://www.reviewmylife.co.uk/kettlecookery/
How to cook using a kettle.
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Wow
I’m obsessed with the one I got https://www.stinkymeat.net/stinkymeat/day1/
A guy dropped raw meat on a plate in his neighbors lawn and documented the decomposition.
I’ve realized this true randomness is something that current Web does not offer, all the algorithms are so optimized to keep bringing “what interests you” or “what interests lot of people”.
The randomness is so addictive, and perhaps even a bit dangerous.
That’s honestly a work of modern art
Hey OP. Let’s make a community out of this. Where we post each site that link took us to.
I’m down. Mine was a cowboy beebop fan page.
Wow! Back to the 90/00’s
This person is still updating their Mug root beer site. Just updated on 2022.
I got https://www.w3.org/History.html which is very apt
I … can’t stop clicking
I got the history of AM radio and then something called Hot Dog Linux lmfao
http://gunsandsand.com/ There sure is a niche for everything…
idk what i got… wtf is this? http://www.silkentent.com/gus1911/RonPond.htm
This is what the internet used to be like. You’d have a very simple webpage/website set up dedicated to a hobby or something personal that might interest you and put it out there for people to come across and read. I really miss this era of the internet.
This takes me back to the glory days of stumbleupon.
Exactly, it’s giving me big nostalgia flashbacks to the pre-reddit days. I was on SU so much for years, used the social communities, and was pretty excited to discover reddit. I can’t believe it’s been 20 years, ouch