Norco 2025 Race Division Kit and Bikes - my friend Nicole made some insane stuff for Norco! See more of her stuff on her website.

Museum of Personal Failure - My friend Eyvan curated this museum exhibit. It was awesome. Website here (featuring my mysteriously bent house key)

freeculture.api - a friend of mine who makes some truly amazing things
david brinnen - the michael jordan of bryce. tutorials here
burningpixel.com - creator of the famous "dancing baby"
www.michaelcox.com - 3D artist with an awesome gallery of works from the early 2000s

theoldrobots.com - epic catalog of robots
ernie villalobos rave flyers - insane rave flyer collection
rave zine archive - hell yeah
winamp skin museum - winamp<3
background image collection
icon browser
realm graphics
introducing the "data egg"
rave-network.com

CRT database - does what it says on the can
geomagnetic.tv - record label that released a bunch of rad A/V mixtapes
art matrix - discovered them from a VHS tape on fractals I found at a thrift store
taku for two - excellent archive of alaska related VHS and media
earlytelivision.org - early television foundation and museum
displaywars.com - visual TV size comparison
netanimations.net - all kinds of animations from the internet
syntonie's video manual archive - great catalog of service and user manuals

bryce tutorials - you'll never guess what this is
mixing textures in bryce - a guide with images!
pov-ray examples

sharpeninghandbook.info
candy cigarette archive
aliens?
NYPD police band website
britney spears' guide to semiconductor physics
swapmeetdave: types of farts
secrets of the stomatopod
thepayphonemuseum.com
building a table
thnickles
tubaforum.net
noooooooooooooooooo
texasbillybob.com
www.jack.black
the dobkowitz family
becomeagnome.com
A cool guy
magic spells to do with your cat
origami database
Donna Hardy's Collection of GIFs
didik.com
rave.ca - an online community for Montreal's rave scene started in 1992 (?) that still has a couple active users. Everything is still up on the site from when it started so it has an excellent archive of flyers. It also functioned as a social platform which makes it an interesting snapshot of what the scene was like in Montreal at the time. Truly a bizarre and fascinating website.
**NSFW WARNING** it is an unmoderated social platform so people be out here posting whatever