My 5 favorite songs in a playlist in case you don't feel like exploring a specific genre.

Electric / Pop

なぜ? - Acoustic calm meets ethereal synth 🎹

Princess of China by Coldplay - I love the synth + violin vibe, very 2011

Belden Towers by Starjunk 95 - Perfect for taking the L on a cloudy morning!

Indie

If You Love Her by Tokyo Tea Room - Open waves

Billie Toppy by Men I Trust - Bass or electric guitar?

Timeless by Pulefor - Drive through a forest

Driving Woman by Japanese Breakfast - Novel soft electric guitar shredding?

Breakcore / Jungle

You Can Fly by Sui Uzi - Breakcore jazz 🎷

Fine Night by Goreshit - Piano meets snare

GIRL HELL 1999 by Femtanyl - It's pretty out there but also a bop

Big Time Freq by Machine Girl - I would love to make a montage to this

Shoegaze

Mass Anaesthesia by Mediavolo - Spacious, dreamy 🎇

Whirlpool by Chapterhouse - Upbeat, sea breeze feel 🌊

Annie Blue by Launder - Ethereal, warm 🌙

Pur by Cocteau Twins - I love the electric guitar break (my fav personally) ✨

Rock

Good Morning Texts by bl4ck m4rket c4rt - The morning sun on a fresh spring morning

Great Gig in the Sky by Pink Floyd Woah Woaha Woahya WOAAAAAAA

B.I.L.L.S. by Towa Bird I forgot to put Chappell Roan earlier so here's Towa

Ain't No Rest for the Wicked by Cage the Elephant Distorted guitar + didgeridoo

How Soon Is Now? by The Smiths

Random

Shokolade by TokTokTok - Perfect for dancing!

Granny In Da Club by Nik Nocturnal - yeah

IT Girl by Ailyah's Interlude - I like to do system updates with this playing

telepatía by Kali Uchis - It's written all over your face times two...

More academic than the ones in /articles.

CNDI Policy Debate Notes

CSC-241 Intro to Python Notes (beginning - midterms)

General Productivity

Notion: Really nice for organizing projects, but do NOT overthink it!

Content production

Cobalt: extensible open-source media downloader by Imput

FFMPEG: convert any media format to any other media format

Computer dev things!

Pika.page - Make your own weblog without code! I highly recommend learning some HTML though :)

Pixel Sea - 88x31 & 32x32 button search engine!

Neocities HTML tutorial - A collection of great resources, and a course for Neocities members. (Neocities is also a great place to explore people's personal sites!)

Myip.wtf A silly way to get your IP address and info in a helpful format

Activate Linux - Finally getting the important windows features ported tbh

We-are-jammin! A silly way to get your IP address with style, also really funny to prank people with

CockroachDB, use this instead of Vercel for cheap (sometimes free) Postgres databases!

Pages.dev, hosting websites here is efficient and easy to configure. Between Vercel and Railway they're currently my preference.

Static Forms to email you form responses from your website.

System Management

WinUtil - Get a new windows system up and running effortlessly, de-bloat, and finally wrangle the update system.

Looking to explore the web a bit more? Here are a few sites I've found through my surfing! If you want to search, I also recommend Wiby or SearchMySite!

Arts

Arthur Tress: Rambles, Dreams, and Shadows - One of my favorite photographers, I'm frequently inspired by his work

Sites to get lost in...
Less for the blog content, more for the exploration.. You will find many other links to explore in these

Melon's site - There's so much to see here, I love the elevator animation, sound effects, and side pages / caverns to explore every which way

m15o's website - Lots of resources for making a simple site + Atom feed, they also created status.cafe! (one of my favorite sites to visit)

status.cafe - wowwww who saw this coming (genuinely everything Twitter couldn't have ever been and more)

Blogs to read sometimes
Discalimer: I don't know the webmasters of these sites, nor have I read all of their articles.

Ludicity's blog - Refreshingly real insights into the madness of modern development work (my favorite is "I will dropkick you if you use that spreadsheet")

Maia's Site - First she leaked the do not fly list, now what?

Maggie Appleton - Visual essays about programming, design, and anthropology. I especially recommend her article on the Dark Forest of the web.

Petra Pixel has a really good section on debugging and asking questions about code!

Retro Web

Maximum Linux magazine archive - Extremely edgy and very 1999

Obsolyte - A site about the joys of Antique Junk from the good ol' days

Motherf*cking website - A satirical website about unnecessary web design complexity

Yesterweb: Say NO to Web3 - Article illustrating the lack of accessibility of Web 3 and the importance of having a personal space on the web.

Digital Philosophy

The Small Website Discoverability Crisis - Discussion of search engines and human relevancy in an increasingly dense web (especially w/ AI content).

Designed to last - Websites tend to go offline, this is about the fleeting nature of the internet and the importance of reaching out. (If you want, you can save this site as a PWA and keep an offline copy forever)

Things which are silly

Linux users removing bloatware - So you have enough room to install neofetch right?

Do What The F*ck You Want to Public License - Finally a legally binding licence we can all can read and understand