Internet Culture
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The Internaught
A running log of cool sites from around the web, collected by one curious surfer for anyone who wants to rediscover the…
The Internet Express
A net-art racing game by Jonas Lund where you steer down a track dodging giant internet company logos, and every crash p…
The Internet Is Already Over
A literary, darkly funny essay by Sam Kriss on what the internet turned into, mixing memes, theology and cultural critic…
The Internet Map
An interactive galaxy-like map that visualizes hundreds of thousands of websites as stars, sized by traffic and linked b…
The Internet Used to Be Fun
Rachel Kwon's curated collection of essays and posts about the early fun web, personal websites and how to make the inte…
The Internet Warriors
A documentary photo project by Kyrre Lien portraying prolific angry online commenters at home, pairing each portrait wit…
The Iron Ragdoll
A fan-built paracosm of colorful animal-eared characters, with dozens of stories, character profiles and a large picture…
The Isolator
Hugo Gernsback's 1925 piece on The Isolator, an oxygen-fed helmet meant to block all noise and distraction, free to read…
The Jargon File
The legendary hacker culture dictionary maintained by Eric S. Raymond, documenting decades of programmer slang, folklore…
The Joy of Cats
A cat lover's blog with product reviews, cat art, and everyday tips and tricks for living happily with cats, written by…
The Jukebox
A personal site by the Digital Star System, offered as a peaceful retreat from social media, with music, tech pages, a b…
The Kelzone
A chaotic personal Neocities page for Kel, plastered with skeletons and hand-built web oddities in the tradition of the…
The Kilopixel
The story of a ridiculous 1000-pixel wooden display built over six years, with the mechanics, mistakes and the quirk tha…
The Kingdom of Loathing
A long-running, free, comical browser RPG drawn in stick figures, where you pick a class, fight absurd monsters and adve…
The Kingdom of Talossa
The official site of Talossa, a micronation founded in a Milwaukee bedroom in 1979, with its own constitutional monarchy…
The Kryptos Project: Ed Scheidt
Profile of Ed Scheidt, the CIA cryptographer who helped Jim Sanborn design the Kryptos sculpture cipher, on a fan resear…
The Last Message Sent on AIM
A nostalgic essay about AOL Instant Messenger, away messages and teenage friendships, and what it felt like when the cha…
The Last of Us Intro Creator
A browser tool that recreates the opening titles of The Last of Us with your own text, plus sibling generators for Star…
The Last Post
Blogger Derek K. Miller's final post, published by his family after his death from cancer, in which he reflects calmly a…
The Last Psychiatrist
An archived anonymous psychiatrist's blog of long, sharp essays on media, narcissism, self-deception and how society ope…
The Last Quiet Thing
A beautifully designed scroll essay built around a twelve-dollar Casio watch, asking what happened when our possessions…
The LEA Project
An interactive musical horror-comedy disguised as the launch site of LEA, a too-good-to-be-true AI assistant from the fi…
The Least Dangerous To-Do List
A tongue-in-cheek to-do list that hands you six random low-effort tasks each day, like charging your phone, so you can e…
The Lessons of Lucasfilm's Habitat
Chip Morningstar and Randall Farmer's classic 1990 paper on building Habitat, an early online virtual world, and what it…
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