Between 2009 and 2012, iPhones had a built-in "Send to YouTube" button in the Photos app. Many of these uploads kept their default IMG_XXXX filenames, creating a time capsule of raw, unedited moments from random lives. Watch 5 million of these videos, ordered randomly.

Since 1999 Seventh Sanctum has been your source for random generators of ideas, from story concepts to science fiction weapons to extremely silly spells. If you need ideas, inspiration, full stories, or a good laugh, then go on and enjoy!

Upload a PDF to this website and make it look like the pages have been printed and then scanned back into your computer, without the hassle of doing it for real.

Type in your name (or any word, really) and see it spelled using satellite images of the Earth!

Do you have trouble communicating metric sizes to Americans? Then this tool is for you!

A wonderful, free-to-use collection of modern-resolution 3D animations that retain the GeoCities-like charm of yore.

Maybe we should bring these back along with 88x31 web buttons.

A collection of web toys, games, tools and experiments.

A website maintained since the mid 2000s dedicated to the Mini-ITX form-factor of motherboards and projects which fit entire computers into all manners of repurposed cases.

PlasMa is a computing machine simulator built as an homage to mainframe computers from the early 1970's with the aim to rekindle the hands-on 'lights and switches magic' from that era, and explore the challenges of programming a machine from scratch.

An indexing search engine harking back to the early days of the Web. Make sure to go in the settings and disable the display of HTTPS sites to find some real gems!

A unique online museum of physical media formats showcasing developments in audio, video, film and data storage.

An online museum of artifacts from the early internet, including the first spam email, first MP3, first livestream, and dozens of notable early websites with a working browser and Flash emulation.

An unofficial website dedicated to the Star Trek science fiction franchise focusing on the starships and future technology, as well as on the discussion of artistic, political, social and philosophical aspects of the series.

This site contains several years of research in the classification of occlupanids. These small objects are everywhere, dotting supermarket aisles and sidewalks with an impressive array of form and color.