Outbound Links〔Ɀ〕

Address C:\USERS\ZEUS\DOCUMENTS\WEB\LINKS.HTM

Outbound Links

here are a bunch of websites i like or find interesting. this is mostly a bookmarks page for me, but feel free to browse until you find something you like. they're all in alphabetical order, so if you want your site higher up, change your name (says the person last in all lists…)

if the mock adverts aren't up your street, use content blocker / adblocker to block the class .mockvert

as well as the obvious ones (i.e. µblock_o), there are a few lesser known extensions that i recommend, i'll list these on my recommended software page

Neighbours

Articles

isaacfish
on passing and gender non-conformity
john bull
on big tech, and the "trust thermocline". followup
on web 2.0 and why it was better than crypto hacks say
reggie
on linux distros, and how to choose one
on xmpp, google, and embrace extend extinguish tactics
on pi, and why it is, indeed, rational

Image Galleries

john garza

Interesting

buttonlink ads iframe

Admirees

Webrings

you'll find the webrings i'm a member of on the homepage, but here is a list of webrings of which i'm not a member, but find interesting anyways

retronaut

Discovery

other discovery sites

My Buttons

if you use one of these, message me! and i'll link back

<a href="https://zeusofthecrows.github.io/stadt/">
	<img src="/buttons/zeusofthecrows.svg"
		width="88" height="31" alt="ɀeus' stadt" />
</a>

these are svg buttons - read more about them here. i do recommend using them, and they require little more setup than a normal .png.

declaring the dimensions may be necessary (either css or html will do); i recommend not using image-rendering: pixelated; (this shouldn't make a difference, but seems to reduce shimmering); and it will only really render correctly in a browser (e.g. not in gwenview or inkscape)

however, if you find them too inconvenient, there are normal raster buttons inside for your delectation

<a href="https://zeusofthecrows.github.io/stadt/">
	<img src="/buttons/zeusofthecrows.png"
		alt="ɀeus' stadt" />
</a>

there's also this which i use for my classic site - i've updated it a few times, it used to look like the green version (but orange), but i've improved it since then – now it has reflections and glow and such (although it's no longer using a completely web-safe palette). the green ver. is a bit crap, so is only there for posterity