Website development

• learn.shayhowe.com: Excellent introduction to HTML and CSS fundamentals.
• sadgrl HTML & CSS: Useful guides of website features.
• Zonelets: A tool to help make static website blogs.
• Zoner: A tool like Zonelets for static website blogs, but with markdown files.
• myles / awesome-static-generators : A list of static website generators.

Web development tools

• Visual Studio Code: Fantastic code editor. Here are some useful extensions:
• Live Preview (Microsoft): Provides a live preview pane of your website by opening an internal web-server which can be viewed with a browser.
• Code Spell Checker (Street Side Software): Spell checker with an ignore list per VS Code workspace.
• HTML Class Suggestions (Anders Ellenshøj Andersen): Suggests html attribues based on your css.

Web hosts

• Neocities: Free static website host with a social component, and subdomains.
• Nekoweb: Free static website host with subdomains.
• GitHub Pages: Static website host that can assign a domain for free but has bandwidth limitations.
• Cloudflare Pages: Free static website host with free custom domain assignment.
• Miraheze: Free MediaWiki host.

Programs

• Microsoft Garage Mouse without Borders: Allows sharing a keyboard and mouse across computers, similar to Synergy, AnyViewer, or Input Director.

Lists

• DerekTurtleRoe/awesome-emulators: Game emulators.
• awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted: Self-hosted software.

Blogs

• CBreaux Speaks: A blog by the oldest US National Park Ranger, Betty Reid Soskin.
• Jeffrey Friedl's Blog: A photo driven blog I found while searching for early Adobe Lightroom plugins.
• phillipreeve.net: A notable camera gear review blog, initially about Sony Alpha cameras and compatible lenses and adapters.
• Ken Rockwell: The original camera and lens review site, that started back in 1999.
• The Julie/Julia Project: The legendary food blog adapted into a film.

Websites

• https://vhsoverdrive.neocities.org/
• https://fungi.neocities.org/
• https://bulltown.neocities.org/
• https://cyberb.space/

Games

• Arc Raiders:
• Overwatch: The best team based first person shooter I have played. It's the first time I had been in games where average players really worked together, instead of acting as individual one man armies. On top of that, the lore is vibrant and the characters are incredible. The animation shorts were wonderful windows into an amazing world.
• The Finals: A great team based first person shooter. It runs phenominally well and loads fast.
• Helldivers II: I didn't think I would ever enjoy an extraction game, but the mayhem grew on me. The chaos and hilarious glitches make it fun.
• Empire Earth: The first real-time strategy I ever played.

TV Shows

Animations