The internet - what's good?
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sufi
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and https://stackoverflow.com/
i dunno who runs it but it is a genuinely useful and relatively friendly space, indispensable for keeping the whole enterprise afloat
i dunno who runs it but it is a genuinely useful and relatively friendly space, indispensable for keeping the whole enterprise afloat
sufi
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and then smaller scale but inspirational stuff like:
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The Co-op Cloud
coopcloud.tech -
Patio Home
Global community of worker owned cooperatives specializing in the development of software, communication and design.patio.coop
sufi
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i mean the internet is actually useful in many respects, far far away from hyper-monetised social platforms
sufi
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@Leo would disagree about the likes of https://ww1.m4uhd.tv
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sufi
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yeah and the shadow libraries
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Murphy
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https://www.openculture.com/ - if it’s owned by an old Epstein shell Co I apologise
liveonlineradio.net
www.jstor.org
www.drugs.com
https://www.mixcloud.com/ - some of my favourite mixes reside on it but their rubbish limit on rewinds in a vain attempt to get you to pay a premium is tedious, no idea who owns/runs it, a consistent go to for specifics
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https://www.mixcloud.com/ - some of my favourite mixes reside on it but their rubbish limit on rewinds in a vain attempt to get you to pay a premium is tedious, no idea who owns/runs it, a consistent go to for specifics
Clinamenic
Binary & Tweed
Actually I’m going to an Internet Archive event in a couple weeks, were we camp out in the redwoods and talk about P2P tech.
It’s called DWeb Camp, but I call it Dweeb Camp.
Clinamenic
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I’d count Arweave and IPFS on this list, as distributed storage layers.
sufi
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"freemium" might be a good way for coders to get paid for their work on fantastic free projects, but sadly turns out to be coercive way to lock in users
sufi
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that looks great (as long as the fires stay away)Actually I’m going to an Internet Archive event in a couple weeks, were we camp out in the redwoods and talk about P2P tech.
It’s called DWeb Camp, but I call it Dweeb Camp.
I know s'one who worked on that archive.org dweb project - the whole of wikipedia on a raspberry pi or something, but i don't see him on the list
erowid.org
I particularly like the "TRAIN WRECKS AND TRIP DISASTERS" experience vaults
the datura ones are always entertaining
I particularly like the "TRAIN WRECKS AND TRIP DISASTERS" experience vaults
the datura ones are always entertaining
sufi
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random upon random but containing some corkers https://www.cruisemapper.com/accidents
A Liniment's Evil Work
A Livelier Twin Monks
I've probably spent more time there than any other site in the last couple of decades although I now feel like they sold their soul and have put off making improvements to where anything they do now is too little, too late.
It's probably not a coincidence that Nik left his position well over a year ago.
I'll continue to use it, though, grudgingly since I have most of my physical collection on there.
I have it permanently open in a tab
I should really export my "collection" to csv "just in case"