Cool Linkz

A list of sites I find cool or otherwise interesting. Feel free to come back to this page on occasion as I plan to expand this page over time.

MICHAEL'S COWBOY HEAVEN: Somebody who's obsessed with cowboys.
Dannarchy: A pretty chaotic, 90s-themed site with tons of buttons to see and click.
HackAndPwn: A professional pentester who's made some cool blogs on Windows ESUs and stuff.
Potentia: Trvthnvker
Unlisted Retrograde Holdout (Trackerninja): The master of Windows 7.
Ray's Miscellany
sizeof(cat) - A cool blog covering a variety of topics, with a focus on technology. There's an invite-only forum which [insert opinionerino here]
TechPerson389's Website - Daily drives Windows 7 (like a gigachad)

The Mod Archive: A massive collection of mod tracker modules which can be played in your browser or downloaded to use with software such as OpenMPT. Basically the entirety of mod tracker history is contained within this one website.
MSX: The person behind Halley Labs / Lapfox Trax and their gazillion aliases. The site has a massive backcatalog of old works you can peruse through. There's also some mod trackers, Stepmania charts and more goodies.

Basement Community: A forum running what seems to be original software. Supports # *Markdown!*
Channel4: Not to be confused with the mysterious hacker. A revival of an old textboard. Pretty cozy.
Danger/u/: A pretty obscure textboard. Not very active, but you can find a decent thread here and there.
Eclipse: A group of legacy Windows enthusiasts working to keep these old OSes usable in the current day.
Lainchan: One of the few altchans which isn't complete aids. Also Lain themed, if it wasn't obvious. Has pretty high post quality, but isn't too active.
MSFN forums: A tech-focused forum.
My Digital Life Forums: A wealth of knowledge for technology, with a focus on both legacy and modern Windows OSes.
Reject Convenience Forum: The forum for Reject Convinience's viewerbase.
WinClassic: A forum with a community dedicated to porting and recreating legacy Windows components for use with OSes.

Preservetube: A service for archiving YouTube videos.
Ghost Archive: A service for archiving websites for "scholarly or research purposes."

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