25 Strange Internet Tools That Still Exist
A skimmable tour of odd utilities, web toys, and stubborn little services that survived multiple internet eras.
Short reads for when your brain wants motion, not homework.
No long essays. No heavy thinkpieces. Just fast, evergreen reads you can skim in three to six minutes, then jump back into a game.
The Calmest Corners Of The Internet
Quiet, low-stress websites and digital places that help you downshift without falling into doomscroll mode.
17 Websites That Feel Illegal But Aren't
A fast list of public tools that seem suspiciously powerful but are entirely legal and open.
Why Boredom Feels Worse Now
A short explanation of attention fragmentation, novelty loops, and why idle moments now feel louder.
Why Simple Games Still Work
Why tiny games remain sticky: immediate feedback, clear goals, finite loops, and fast reward cadence.
A Man Lived In An Airport For 18 Years
A micro-story about legal limbo, routine, and what happens when life gets paused between countries.
A Programmer Who Quit Social Media In 2009
A compact story on reclaiming attention before digital minimalism had a name.
Old Internet Projects That Aged Well
A quick list of vintage web projects that still feel useful and intentional today.
Things People Used To Be Obsessed With
A nostalgia list of internet and tech habits that once dominated timelines.
Why Everything Feels Noisy
Short explainer on alerts, novelty pressure, and why quiet time now feels rare.
Why Offline Tools Are Coming Back
How local-first apps and no-login workflows are returning for speed and control.
The Town That Banned The Internet
A short story about one community choosing slowness over constant connectivity.