I'm going to start trying to find at least one new (to me) and interesting
online thing:  A web page, a gopher page, something that's not a corporate
run platform.

I can't guarantee these will continue to exist, the internet is in constant
flux and 404's are likely but ... here goes.

2026-04-07 : Geek of the Week
https://town.hall.org/radio/Geek
This is sort of a "podcast" although it pre-dates the term podcast.
"Geek of the Week" are audio interviews with various folks involved in
the internet in some fasion from the 90's.  This includes people creating
protcols (such as the WWW).  An interesting time capsule.

2026-04-06 : Cranky Geeks
https://archive.org/search?query=collection%3Acrankygeeks&sort=publicdate
Cranky Geeks is a talk show from around 2006ish with John C. Dvorak and 
features guests from various parts of the tech industry (usually writers
from tech magazines).  They talk about various things going on with
computers, the internet, and technology (of the day).

2026-04-05 : Bell System Technical Journal
ftp://bitsavers.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/magazines/Bell_System_Technical_Journal
Lots of other interesting things on this FTP server as well.

2026-04-04 : A small online museum of old calculators (and some computers)
https://baccyflap.com/mus/tech

2026-04-03 : Dots & Boxes
https://dotsandboxes.org
Just a simple game, can be player vs computer, player vs player, or 
computer vs computer.

2026-04-02 : Boardwatch Magazine on the Archive
https://archive.org/details/boardwatchmagazine
Yesterday is the first day I forgot to post something.  I'll try to make
up for it and post an extra one today.  If I get around to it.

Update:
Okay here's a good one for the (missing) April Fools' Day entry:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:April_Fools%27_Day_jokes

2026-03-31 : More mods! (tracker music)
It's been a busy day today and haven't had much time to surf the net so 
I'm going to steal a couple online finds from Phigan (thanks Phigan!).
Quote: "Here are some more MOD/tracker things..
https://soundtracker.vercel.app/ and https://stef.be/bassoontracker/ ..
Browse to the uploads/AT&T tune on the first one ;)"

P.S. if you want to contribute online finds then log into the BBS:
telnet: mutinybbs.com port 2300, and post in the OnlineFinds channel

2026-03-30 : Winbows XP
https://winbows.neocities.org/
It's windows XP, except in a web browser :)  It has Paint, multi-user chat,
some other fun stuff.

2026-03-29 : Bandcamp
https://bandcamp.com
I guess I would have, up until today, assumed that everyone already knows 
of this site.  However, it occured to me that people tend to get into ruts 
and locked into their spotify or whatever other music system they're used to.
Bandcamp is a site for independant artists to release their music.  Much of
the music can be listened to on the site without purchasing.  I've bought a
couple things, some digital downloads, some records, some CDs, some tapes.
Of course you could steel music from here using the analog loophole but 
usually the digital downloads are pretty cheap and it's good to support the
artists so ... don't do that :)

2026-03-28 : Photopea
https://www.photopea.com
It's like photoshop but in a browser.  No sign-in required.  Can also
import/export .PSD (PhotoShop Document) files.

2026-03-27 : The Mod Archive:
https://modarchive.org
Lots of mod music files, can play them right in your browser, has a "random"
option.

2026-03-26 : PDP-10 Simulator:
https://dec10.uknet.net/
Not much you can do here at the moment but that might change.

2026-03-25 : ftp://ftp.2600.com
FTP site for 2600 The Hacker Quarterly.  I like listening to the archives of
the Off The Hook radio program in the "radio/oth" directory.  The last one I
listened to was from 1990 and he called a couple of COCOTS (customer owned,
coined operated telephones).  These are pay phones but not owned by the
phone company so the phone line attached to them is just a regular phone line.
In this case these phones didn't have their phone number printed on them but
you can get the number by using the phone to call an ANAC (automatic number
announcement circuit) number.  Then he called the pay phone on air, got a
carrier tone (modem).  Then he pressed a touch tone and immediatly was able
to listen to the sounds around the phone (traffic, people walking by).  So
basically exposed that the phones are spies :/  Always interesting to see that
this kind of shenaniganism isn't unique to the present day although we do
seem to be taking it to the next level today.

2026-03-24 : Okay this one's a bit difficult to link to.  What you have to
do is go here: https://www.internet-radio.com/stations/talk/ and search for
"star trek".  One of the feeds will be Star Trek episodes but audio only and
will have narration for the visual-only parts that are imporant to
understanding what's going on.  Good for visually impared or just while your
driving or something.

2026-03-23 : Busy Simulator:
https://busysimulator.com/
Feign importance with repeating app sounds!

2026-03-22 : Soundscape:
https://soundscape.world/
Have fun playing with some epic beats :)

Let's start with this:
2026-03-21 : Text to ASCII Art Generator:
https://patorjk.com/software/taag/
Here's another one in gopherspace:
gopher://gopher.floodgap.com/1/fun/figletgw


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