McSweeney’s Internet Tendency is amusing. Most recently I have enjoyed Nihilist Dad Jokes by Alex Baia.

The Legend of Neil is over 10 years old (2008) and the creator, Sandeep Parikh bought back the rights to the show and is re-running it on his youtube channel. It remains awesome and harkens back to a time not so long ago when web content was in its infancy. Also it is interesting to see how quickly the memory of different experiences degrades. I remember almost nothing from Legend of Neil, so rewatching it 10 years later has been very fun, and I look forward to doing it again in 10 years.

A small bonus set of other early web content pioneers: The Guild, Collegehumor (still around – enjoyed this recent skit), RocketJump, Dr Horrible, Save the Supers.

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Above from Akiyoshi Kitaoka.

Ambiguous Cylinders by Kokichi Sugihara is amazing.

More neat ones here and here.

Life has been different. Reading and experiencing plenty but would rather save timeless things. Interesting how over time the sources of valuable information change, and we are only as good as those sources. Takes a lot of work to find the new ones.
OpenCola
Vantablack
Halo Online – halo is such an amazing staple that it deserves to have a forever playable, open sourced, always being built upon, compilation of all halos, with a community that lives indefinitely