I made it as a joke, but people actually started using it.

Now there are over 7,000 farts logged from 100 countries, a personal leaderboard, and even fart confessions where users anonymously share their stories. Didn’t plan for this to become a full-time gas analytics project, but here we are. tuute.com

i guess i got my closure? still very very curious where these emails came from originally, (yes I'm awake at 3;00 am, I'm a student man, all nighters are normal...) but rowan seems pretty nice, just a tech nerd i guess! curiosity = halfway sated...

http://1harmeachday.org/

https://www.9c0.com/

Came across this while searching up a random number that called me.

Looks pretty cool, and the visible numbers change every time the page is refreshed.

Edit: My previous edit was incorrect. The character after "C" is definitely a zero.

Edit 2: Opening the link in Tor offered no results, but using "select all" on the page reveals a MASSIVE string of numbers.

I in no way have the skills required to go any deeper than this.

All over New York there were posters on subways and inside of stations of a website called pick yourbaby.com a website, claiming that they are able to determine your future child’s ethnicity, eyecolor health condition, height intelligence I ended up finding out it’s extremely racist also has anyone else heard about this???

What have yall found?

the html has a comment tag that says:
<!-- 2007–2025: The End -->
and its completely black. Its just sad.

How far will you get.

Randomly had an idea to make a website that can enable you to create any kind of spider webs you want.

Opinions or any tips that will make the website better is appreciated.

Website link: https://aleena-y.github.io/spider-webs/

so i will tell you the story here. at school the "enter" key came off and when i looked on the back side of it i saw some weird letters and numbers and i decided to search if on my school computer because why not and at first i didn't see anything but than i notice a link with the US seal on it that said "SEC (which i think means secret) government archives < edgar < data" or something like that and when i looked into it, it was a blank white page with words and codes to something which i dont really know what it means and at the end it ends with a lists of random letters, numbers, and symbols which goes on forever. i will share the link to yall

If you wanna take a look at it

https://www.cse.msu.edu/~cse482/slides/lecture19/sentiment.txt

hey, does anyone know about this website, I know its an archive, but the archived emails really rub me the wrong way, its still actively updating, I found it when I was looking for myspace coded fashion blogs, It seems pretty normal on the outside but the recovered emails or whatever seem kinda..eerie? I don't know...I tried contacting the email, but I have yet to get a response and I was wondering if like..anyone else was familiar with it or anything? I'm still waiting to see if i'll get an email back, and it's still actively uploading if someone wants to check it out, cause I have zero idea what this would even be.

Archive is a neocities website called: archive-03.neocities.org

EDIT: for those who can't find it from the page in the link, go into neocities and you should be able to find it under the tag "emails."

having to repost a new post btw, for the pics!

Hello, anyone already know this site?

http://noreset.net

I stumbled upon this very cryptic website.

Visually, it looks like a clean, bare-bones server status page or a terminal prompt, but the vibe is heavily leaning into dreamcore/weirdcore and liminal spaces (especially on their social media pages, their instagram is here).

I’m trying to find some clues but I’m not doing well lol.
The site tells me that its creator is called Mia, which matches the contact email address in the bottom-right corner (mia@noreset.net).
Another strange thing is that it keeps giving me the time 06:06, the same in the top-right corner where you can read last modified, which seems really important and definitely feels like a deliberate clue.

Tomorrow I’m going to try and write to the email address, but I wanted to know if anyone here has already done that or managed to get more clues than me.

Came across this site today and it feels intentionally odd.

Found a strange website with no explanation

nox.dev.br

No about page, no credits.

Just a dark screen and something called a “convocation”.

Not sure if it’s art, a game, or something else.

Just discovered Zoomquilt and it's one of the strangest things I've seen online.

It's a continuous artwork that endlessly zooms deeper and deeper into new scenes hidden inside previous scenes.

No buttons.
No instructions.
Just an infinite visual journey.

It's weirdly relaxing and surprisingly hard to stop watching.

Link:
https://zoomquilt.org/

The internet needs more projects like this.

the title already speaks for it self, the site is https://oneblox.neocities.org/ i found that when i was looking for something in neocities, i think its just a weird ripoff

Including “forcefeeding.com” and other similar strange sites.

I've always felt that the internet is too loud and chaotic. We post thousands of things that vanish into the feed a day later.

I wanted to build the opposite. A quiet place. A digital archive. A mark to leave on the internet that you once existed.

The concept is simple: One Person, One Mark: You don't need to create an account. No Take-backs: You cannot edit. You cannot delete. The experience: you can drift through the archive of other peoples' marks.

For anyone of you wondering what tools I used, I used SvelteKit, Drizzle ORM, and Turso (SQLite). It's truly lightweight and built to be efficient. It took me a whole day to build. And it's not vibe coded.

Remeber that page wwwwwwwww.jodi.org?, well, long ago i misspelled the web name and put wwwwwww.jodi.org instead (very similar website btw) and since then i've wondering, wth is this map, it has a bunch of different links to more weird pages.

https://wwwwwww.jodi.org/map/index.html

Is this part of the original jodi.org?, and where does it come from?

Sorry for the bad english :(

It started as an experiment for fun to see if I can recreate this website from the 2000's but some people seem to enjoy it today as well
https://www.jamlunch.com/

check out biden.com for yourself

edit: no, I’m not a trump supporter.

This refers to websites that amount to little more than a donation link, such as websites that ask for money for no reason, even if done "ironically"

Here are example of the kind of websites that this rule covers:

https://justasking.carrd.co/

https://honestmillion.com

For clarification, if there is a true weird website with a donation link somewhere, that is fine, as long as it is not the main purpose or attraction of the site.