ravencache.devKeeping the wires. Cutting the strings.
crawlerzoo.com
A zoo for the bots wandering around the web. Crawlers get their own creatures, specimen files, and enclosures; there’s even a trap room for the ones that ignore the signs. A lovely bit of web weirdness built around something most of us only notice in server logs.
By The Crawler Zoo
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publicdomainreview.org
Old illustrations, strange books, and things that would be very easy to spend an afternoon looking through. The collections are a good starting point. Check the reuse notes on each item if you want to do something with it.
By The Public Domain Review and its credited contributors
solar.lowtechmagazine.com
A magazine about making better use of older technology. Even the website gets involved: it runs on solar power and sometimes goes offline. There’s something fitting about having to come back when the weather’s better.
By Kris De Decker and the Low-tech Magazine team
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