• https://xeiaso.net/: Cool blog with programming stuff. I like blogs.
  programming, blog,


• https://nocss.club/: A small list of sites that use NO css.
  more sites,


• https://web.archive.org/: The wayback machine. Wanna browse youtube as it appeared in 2006? Then you can use this site.
  important,


• https://ctyme.com/rbrown.htm: Online edition of Ralf Brown's Interrupt List. It lists a bunch of functions exposed by the BIOS that you can use from, like, 16-bit assembly. You'll need this if you want to play around with making your own OS (unless you only care about UEFI computers and not BIOS ones). Might also be useful for programming in DOS
  programming, reference,


• https://cheatsheetseries.owasp.org/: Quick guides on cybersecurity on a bunch of topics. Why should you only store the hash of users' passwords in a database? Because then if a hacker gets ahold of the database, they won't be able to see all the passwords!!!!!!!!!!!
  programming, guides, reference,


• https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/technical/intel-sdm.html: Intel's complete x64 and x86 software developer manual. It's FREE. I like the full ~25 MB PDF. This has probably everything you need to know about the low-level workings of x64 and x64 CPUs and will be your best friend if you're writing a compiler, an OS, or just wanna know how to write machine code by hand.
  programming, reference, important,


• https://yarchive.net/: An archive of posts from smart people on Usenet. Topics include air conditioning, chemistry, jokes, metalworking, and space
  reference,


• https://search.marginalia.nu/: A search engine that focuses on non-commercial content
  more sites,


• https://www.regexone.com/: This is an interactive tutorial for regex. If you don't know regex then you should check it out.
  programming, guides,


• https://www.unm.edu/~tbeach/IT145/bytopic.html:
  programming, guides,


• https://www.freecell.io/game/freecell-windows-xp/: Play the Windows XP version of freecell in your browser. It also tells you how to play and what the seeds for the hardest/easiest/longest freecell games are.
  fun,


• https://wiby.me/: "A search engine for the classic web". Just a search engine that mostly returns non-commercial sites. Has a button to take you to a random one, which can be a pretty fun use of time
  fun, more sites,


• https://koshka.love/: Cool bloggish with a lot of different stuff in it. Check out the links page on it
  blog, fun, more sites,


• https://webglfundamentals.org/: Interactive guide for WebGL, which is pretty much OpenGL but in javascript in a web browser. WebGL might be the easiest way to get started coding with OpenGL-esque stuff? Since just getting to the point where you can code in OpenGL on PC (setting up the environment for it ig) is nightmarish to me.
  programming, guides, reference,


• https://prsnl.site/: A collection of personal websites
  more sites,


• https://www.programming-idioms.org/: Found this when I looked up "shuffle function in lua" for probably the 10th time in my life. Ironically it was to make this page and shuffle all the links here.
  programming, guides,


• http://debidawn.com/: A site that seems to be straight out of 1999. Not because of someone's nostalgia but because it probably actually is. There's a lot of ads on it too old(?) to be blocked by ublock, and it seems like someone really wanted to make money on the internet. None of the ads seem to lead anywhere anymore. Who pays for the hosting and the domain name?? Cool site
  wonder,


• https://taylor.town/: A blog with some neat essays and stuff
  programming, blog,


• https://sqlbolt.com/: Interactive tutorial for SQL queries.
  programming, guides,


• https://gossipsweb.net/: "the directory of handmade webpages". Seems fun to look around on.
  more sites,


• https://bernsteinbear.com/: Tech blog
  programming, blog,

Some things I've noticed about the internet is that smaller, noncommercial, specific sites and blogs can have information just as good as what's in sites that search engines will find you. Because of SEO, the sites you find with search engines are usually:

• pretty garbage and trying to sell you something
• full of filler
• bloated, slow, and ads