(17-02-2016, 06:35 PM)neeasade Wrote:

(17-02-2016, 05:29 PM)schisma Wrote: heh, http://jona.io/

Some people wear mood rings

yes

https://josm.xyz

I'll get around to doing something with it sooner or later.

http://arcetera.moe

shit loads fast and works in all your motherfucking browsers

But it's not valid HTML

arcetera.moe

just......beautiful.
Thank you so much.

(17-02-2016, 05:29 PM)schisma Wrote: heh, http://jona.io/

Holy batman, I like that. Random question: Do you record the keystrokes there? Because I was typing some awful funny stuff in that chatbox.

Hacking out a custom autoindex.

Preview

My website.. (in Spanish) http://albertocg.com

@albertocg:

Yeah...hm...I know none of these words.

But technically it's good. Loads quite fast (even through tor), works without javascript-that
already puts it to the top 1% of all websites.

(31-03-2016, 08:54 PM)pranomostro Wrote: @albertocg:

Yeah...hm...I know none of these words.

But technically it's good. Loads quite fast (even through tor), works without javascript-that
already puts it to the top 1% of all websites.

Mostly thanks to Jekyll, which lets it load as static instead of dynamic content.

Loving it so far. Best I've used for my personal site.

(25-02-2016, 08:03 PM)arcetera Wrote: arcetera.moe

FUCK THAT IS A SEXY WEBSITE

(05-04-2016, 06:40 PM)TheShadowFog Wrote:

(25-02-2016, 08:03 PM)arcetera Wrote: arcetera.moe

FUCK THAT IS A SEXY WEBSITE

it needs some work for cross-browser/mobile atm

https://u2620.net

Pretty basic MyBB site, I don't like having a home page, just like having some projects on my hands and that one is it right now :P

(06-04-2016, 10:54 AM)arcetera Wrote: it needs some work for cross-browser/mobile atm

Use Bootstrap for that, best way to make a responsive website.

Or a simple meta tag. One line and it becomes responsive.

(25-04-2016, 07:49 PM)Loki123 Wrote: https://u2620.net

still waiting on the registration email.

(27-04-2016, 11:20 AM)xero Wrote: still waiting on the registration email.

Could have ended up in the spam box. I have yet to fix the email thingy to have a valid not spam email sent out. Sorry about that.

Your user has been activated :P

Instant activation is now enabled until I find the time to fix this. Final exams coming up and little time on my hands.

I made a a wiki page for people to add their sites to. If you want to add your site or update something, you can already do it if you're in the nixers-projects org. If not, ask to be added by one of the org owners (asking on IRC is probably a good bet).

I already started off the list of sites with all of the sites in this thread, so your site might already be on there.

(15-05-2016, 09:06 AM)pizzaroll1 Wrote: I made a a wiki page for people to add their sites to. If you want to add your site or update something, you can already do it if you're in the nixers-projects org. If not, ask to be added by one of the org owners (asking on IRC is probably a good bet).

I already started off the list of sites with all of the sites in this thread, so your site might already be on there.

This is very nice.

Thanks for starting this project, I'll add the ones I know that are missing.

It's amazing to see how short-lived some of your websites are, given the number of 404s when clicking through this thread.

Yeah one thing I've noticed is that a lot of people here seem to have ideas and commit to them for a bit and then decide on a big change up and drop it. I don't know. I have a few ideas for a blog but I can never find the motivation or time.

(15-05-2016, 05:14 PM)kirby Wrote: Yeah one thing I've noticed is that a lot of people here seem to have ideas and commit to them for a bit and then decide on a big change up and drop it. I don't know. I have a few ideas for a blog but I can never find the motivation or time.

ya me

(15-05-2016, 09:25 AM)jkl Wrote: It's amazing to see how short-lived some of your websites are, given the number of 404s when clicking through this thread.

It's really weird. I suppose that's because the people with less content on their sites feel less attached to them, so don't think twice about deleting it.

Most of the sites that have been up for multiple years, I'm noticing, are sites with lots of blog posts.

My project meta website (not Nixers-ready because it's in German), initially made for having a complete list of my project at hand, has been blog-centric since 2005 now. Indeed, blogs are more interesting than "personal websites", especially since you should keep them "updated" every now and then.

I began posting in english, too, so why not mention the blog:

https://www.uninformativ.de/
(Let's not forget about the gopher hole, of course: gopher://uninformativ.de/)

Speaking of short-lived websites: That blog is alive since 2006, but with a major break in 2015-09. I threw away all the old PHP code. All links broke. :/ But the content is still there.

I admit: I also set up some really short-lived websites over the years. Mostly, they were about some game I played at that time. Once I stopped playing this game, I "forgot" about the page, and as soon as I switched servers/providers again, the page got lost. Well...

Funny enough, people always say "the internet forgets nothing". Oh yes, it does. The web is much more volatile than you'd think. It just doesn't forget some stuff that reached a certain popularity.

https://dragons.rocks/

Mostly just contact information.
Thanks @neeasade for the CSS.

(11-07-2016, 12:50 PM)Tmplt Wrote: https://dragons.rocks/

Might want to fix up that CSS

(11-07-2016, 03:53 PM)locc Wrote: Might want to fix up that CSS

And here I thought I had fixed that issue.

CSS is wierd.

@vain:

I really like your blog. Especially the article about setting up terminal email.

Due to boredom and unemployment:
http://thedumbest.club/

I think i'll keep up with it though.