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Museum of Home Video
Pirate TV for the soul: a free streaming channel and live events digging up strange found VHS tapes, home videos and for…
Museum of Plugs and Sockets
An annotated online museum of about 1000 domestic electrical plugs and sockets from around the world, including classic,…
Museum of the Human Web
An online museum of internet history that walks through the people, protocols, software and odd decisions that built the…
Mushyooms
A hobbyist artist's press-start archive of illustrations, comics, game mods like a Balatro mod and music releases, with…
Music Box Fun
An online music box maker where you can create your own tunes, browse a library of songs and hear how your favorite trac…
Music Galaxy
An interactive 3D galaxy of music artists clustered by overlapping listeners, which you fly through while hearing new so…
Music Grid
A grid piano toy where you click squares to switch notes on and a playhead loops across them, turning random taps into p…
Musical Toys
A collection of interactive musical experiences by Toms Toys, small playable instruments and sound toys you can poke at…
Musings
A quiet place to post and read reflective thoughts from people around the world, with no feedback, likes, comments, or d…
Muskehounds.com
A devoted fan site for the 1980s cartoon Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds, with an episode guide, character pages, th…
Mx Tynehorne's Cabinet of Hypertext Curiosities
A hand-gathered cabinet of hypertext curiosities from the indie web, a linkroll of odd personal sites and corners of the…
MXGNS
A personal homepage by Magnus with a journal, photos and random thoughts, written with a longing for the internet as it…
My 24 year old HP Jornada can do things an iPhone can't
A fond look at an HP Jornada palmtop from 2000 and the surprising things it still does that modern smartphones cannot, f…
My 486 Server
A personal site served from a vintage 486 PC, a hobbyist showcase of retro hardware kept alive and running a web server…
My 90s TV
A nostalgic simulator that recreates watching nineties television, complete with a dial for flipping between vintage sho…
My Boyfriend Came Back from the War
Olia Lialina's landmark 1996 net art piece presented in Rhizome's Net Art Anthology, an early hypertext story told throu…
My Broken ThinkPad Plays Music upon Booting
A puzzle-like investigation into a dead laptop that plays a strange tune at startup, involving spectrograms, murky video…
My Brother, My Brother and Me
The McElroy brothers' long-running comedy advice podcast, in which three siblings answer listener questions and wander i…
My Business Card Runs Linux
A hardware hacker designs a thin PCB business card that actually boots Linux, covering the chip choice, the tricks for s…
My Graduation Cap Runs Rust
A fun hardware hack where a college graduation cap gets a custom display and microcontroller programmed in Rust, with bu…
My Kind of Beauty
A personal corner covering math, science, art and music, with a section of web toys to play with alongside essays and or…
My Mail Carrier is Always on the Phone
A short interactive essay in which the author interrogates a question prompted by an everyday encounter with a distracte…
My Manager Spent $1M on a Backup Server I Never Used
A sysadmin's war story about an absurdly expensive backup server that nobody ever used, with lessons on how big organiza…
My Mother Declared My Bedroom a Disaster Area
A boy writes to President Reagan asking for federal disaster relief to clean his messy bedroom, and receives a wonderful…
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