ONEONTA / READING SKY…
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LINKS
Websites, tools, archives, and weird stuff I like.
RANDOM LINK
One click opens a random saved destination in a new tab. You will leave this site.
TAKE ME SOMEWHERE ↗— opens a random external site in a new tabFAVORITES
An unofficial DAW, VST, and sample-library index. Useful as a map, but verify licenses and scan anything before downloading.
g-meh.comfound 2026-09-08A community-facing drum-kit directory. The site blocked automated inspection, so treat individual files as unverified and check their licensing yourself.
www.drumkits.sitefound 2026-09-08A huge third-party index of kits, presets, production tools, tutorials, and rotating freebies. Links leave the site; verify rights before using downloads.
kits4beats.comfound 2026-09-08An open-source DAW that runs in the browser: sequencing, synthesis, sampling, effects, and no enormous install ritual.
opendaw.orgfound 2026-09-08Choose a country and a decade, then let the map pull music through time and space.
radiooooo.comfound 2026-09-08A volunteer-built archive of Spiritualist and occult periodicals and books—millions of scanned pages, indexed by tradition.
iapsop.comfound 2026-09-08A stubbornly old-school library of Gnostic texts, lectures, and historical source material.
www.gnosis.org/library.htmlfound 2026-09-08Oliver Byrne’s 1847 geometric diagrams rebuilt as an unusually beautiful, interactive web edition.
www.c82.net/euclid/found 2026-09-08Move the cursor. Somewhere in the archive, a photograph has already been waiting to point at it.
pointerpointer.comfound 2026-09-08An animated globe of wind, weather, ocean, and atmospheric conditions—the planet rendered as a living signal.
earth.nullschool.netfound 2026-09-08A collage assembled from archived GeoCities pages—part portal, part excavation, part impossible neighborhood.
www.cameronsworld.netfound 2026-09-02Spin a globe and drop into live radio stations. Geography becomes an interface for accidental listening.
radio.gardenfound 2026-08-29A solar-powered magazine about technology, energy, and older systems that still have something to teach.
solar.lowtechmagazine.comfound 2026-08-26A soundboard of obsolete interface noises and hardware tones—memory triggered by a startup chime.
savethesounds.infofound 2026-08-10Screenshots and timelines documenting how websites looked before today became inevitable.
www.webdesignmuseum.orgfound 2026-06-11A huge old-web library spanning Gnosticism, Buddhism, Hinduism, mysticism, folklore, and esoteric traditions.
sacred-texts.comfound 2026-09-06A human-curated random jump through personal pages, obsessive archives, and single-purpose oddities.
cloudhiker.netfound 2026-09-06A dense, rainy personal website full of small projects, status signals, links, strange side doors, and a cursor cat.
dimden.devfound 2026-09-06NEWEST FIRST
An unofficial DAW, VST, and sample-library index. Useful as a map, but verify licenses and scan anything before downloading.
g-meh.comfound 2026-09-08A community-facing drum-kit directory. The site blocked automated inspection, so treat individual files as unverified and check their licensing yourself.
www.drumkits.sitefound 2026-09-08A huge third-party index of kits, presets, production tools, tutorials, and rotating freebies. Links leave the site; verify rights before using downloads.
kits4beats.comfound 2026-09-08An open-source DAW that runs in the browser: sequencing, synthesis, sampling, effects, and no enormous install ritual.
opendaw.orgfound 2026-09-08A tiny browser groovebox where the entire beat can travel inside the URL. No account; knobs encouraged.
mpump.live/landing.htmlfound 2026-09-08BY TYPE
Independent pages with a point of view.
A long-running series of focused, atmospheric mixes presented like a terminal transmission.
musicforprogramming.netfound 2026-09-08A shelf of small web experiments and games made because the browser can still be a toy.
neal.funfound 2026-09-08A collage assembled from archived GeoCities pages—part portal, part excavation, part impossible neighborhood.
www.cameronsworld.netfound 2026-09-02A solar-powered magazine about technology, energy, and older systems that still have something to teach.
solar.lowtechmagazine.comfound 2026-08-26A directory of independently made sites where personal pages are still treated as places rather than profiles.
neocities.org/browsefound 2026-07-09A dense, rainy personal website full of small projects, status signals, links, strange side doors, and a cursor cat.
dimden.devfound 2026-09-06Kits, plugins, and indexes. Rights and files still need your own checking.
An unofficial DAW, VST, and sample-library index. Useful as a map, but verify licenses and scan anything before downloading.
g-meh.comfound 2026-09-08A community-facing drum-kit directory. The site blocked automated inspection, so treat individual files as unverified and check their licensing yourself.
www.drumkits.sitefound 2026-09-08A huge third-party index of kits, presets, production tools, tutorials, and rotating freebies. Links leave the site; verify rights before using downloads.
kits4beats.comfound 2026-09-08Useful things that still feel made by people.
An open-source DAW that runs in the browser: sequencing, synthesis, sampling, effects, and no enormous install ritual.
opendaw.orgfound 2026-09-08A tiny browser groovebox where the entire beat can travel inside the URL. No account; knobs encouraged.
mpump.live/landing.htmlfound 2026-09-08Playable browser synths and drum machines with microtonal possibilities for pleasantly wrong late-night tuning.
websynths.comfound 2026-09-08An animated globe of wind, weather, ocean, and atmospheric conditions—the planet rendered as a living signal.
earth.nullschool.netfound 2026-09-08An independent search engine aimed toward the non-commercial and text-heavy parts of the web.
search.marginalia.nufound 2026-09-01A search engine and surprise-me button focused on smaller, simpler pages.
wiby.mefound 2026-08-17A human-curated random jump through personal pages, obsessive archives, and single-purpose oddities.
cloudhiker.netfound 2026-09-06Open one tab, return with twelve.
A volunteer-built archive of Spiritualist and occult periodicals and books—millions of scanned pages, indexed by tradition.
iapsop.comfound 2026-09-08A stubbornly old-school library of Gnostic texts, lectures, and historical source material.
www.gnosis.org/library.htmlfound 2026-09-08Automated screenshots drawn from a vast GeoCities archive: vanished homepages resurfacing one frame at a time.
oneterabyteofkilobyteage.tumblr.comfound 2026-08-20A soundboard of obsolete interface noises and hardware tones—memory triggered by a startup chime.
savethesounds.infofound 2026-08-10Thousands of preserved DOS games and programs that run directly in the browser.
archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_msdos_games?tab=collection&sort=-week&page=2found 2026-07-18A huge old-web library spanning Gnosticism, Buddhism, Hinduism, mysticism, folklore, and esoteric traditions.
sacred-texts.comfound 2026-09-06Difficult to file; easy to remember.
Choose a country and a decade, then let the map pull music through time and space.
radiooooo.comfound 2026-09-08Move the cursor. Somewhere in the archive, a photograph has already been waiting to point at it.
pointerpointer.comfound 2026-09-08A button that drops you into a random Street View somewhere on Earth. Excellent accidental geography.
www.mapcrunch.comfound 2026-09-08Spin a globe and drop into live radio stations. Geography becomes an interface for accidental listening.
radio.gardenfound 2026-08-29A single button into a rotating selection of pointless web experiments. Utility has left the building.
theuselessweb.comfound 2026-06-22Projects and artists that rearrange the brain.
Oliver Byrne’s 1847 geometric diagrams rebuilt as an unusually beautiful, interactive web edition.
www.c82.net/euclid/found 2026-09-08Interactive explanations about systems, trust, anxiety, emergence, and other things best learned by touching them.
ncase.mefound 2026-09-08Recorded views through windows around the world. A quiet portal with no need to optimize the visit.
www.window-swap.comfound 2026-07-30Screenshots and timelines documenting how websites looked before today became inevitable.
www.webdesignmuseum.orgfound 2026-06-11