NOLOVE // LINKS

Anonymous discussion platform for tech and culture threads.

Archive of vintage Windows freeware, roughly 1995–2005.

Comprehensive AI tool directory for creative experiments.

3D printing model repository for physical artifacts.

Uxn: an 8-bit virtual machine built for digital preservation and permacomputing.

History of cybernetic machines and early robotics, deeply archived.

Lost digital archive of arcane technical documents. Mirror may be dead.

Digital arts and critical theory magazine from the void.

Neural network tools for reality distortion.

Web crypto toolkit for encoding, decoding, and data analysis.

Clearnet Russian hacking forum. Read-only unless you know what you're doing.

P2P network for obscure digital artifact retrieval.

Comprehensive catalog of open-source Linux tools.

Distro personality matcher for digital identities.

Document liberation system for paywalled content.

Iceberg chart archive of digital mysteries and subcultures.

Terminal art generator for text-mode expression.

Curated nexus of digital knowledge portals from another Neocities builder.

Archive of text-based visual communication and ASCII illustration.

Film dialogue search engine for memetic injection.

Running list of free proxies. Trust nothing you route through them.

Surveillance paranoia and tech conspiracy theory, presented straight. Read as artifact.

Adult content archive. Explicit, 18+ only.

Information warfare tactics and reality-distortion writing.

Off-grid computing and communication methods.

Collapse OS: a z80 operating system for post-supply-chain scenarios.

Computer mysticism, weird web fiction, and digital occult practice.

Programming as mystical practice: esolangs, ritual code, constrained computation.

Algorithmic consciousness exploration network.

Technology treated as modern occult ceremony.

Huge codex of build guides for embedded and hardware projects.

User-created database of DIY hardware and hacking tools.

DIY surveillance, countersurveillance, and opsec wiki.

DIY technomancer wearables and hardware accessories.

Schematics and how-tos for open hardware tooling.

Restorations, retrofits, and blessed/cursed hardware mods.

Ongoing archive of legacy computer systems and interfaces.

Authentic text-mode fonts ripped from DOS-era hardware ROMs.

Pouet: the canonical repository of demoscene productions.

Historical website interface archive, 1991–2006.

Hardware hacking writeups with actual schematics.

Legal cybersecurity labs and penetration testing practice ranges.

Command-line security wargames across escalating difficulty.

Electronic circuit simulator for hardware comprehension.

Original Windows 98 icon set for authentic interface work.