Post some neat websites
http://earth.nullschool.net
-Live weather patterns and air currents, maps, overlays and ocean waves/currents
https://haxiomic.github.io/GPU-Fluid-Experiments/html5/
-WebGL fluid experiment
Its snowing like some shit over here
html5.grooveshark.com
free music on demand
http://9gag.com
website with fun memes :)
Small drawing website, pretty cool for creating art.
http://weavesilk.com/
http://naclbox.com
Chrome-based Dosbox (DOS virtual machine/emulator)
>>46867184
how does this shit even work
>>46867099
>https://haxiomic.github.io/GPU-Fluid-Experiments/html5/
>Aphex Twin Selected Ambient Works II on
come on /g/uys, don't be shy. This could be an awesome thread if you want it to be
information and tutorials about the darknet
>http://shorty.cf/dnet
http://gen.lib.rus.ec/
tons of free as in beer books, texts, technical and academic material
420.moe
>>46867099
Reddit.com
/tech/
>>46867184
>html5.grooveshark.com
>http://www.xiami.com/
Flash vs. HTML5, East vs. West, Copyright vs. ???...You be the judge.
>>46867200
>>46869488
What are you trying to imply, that only plebs would be stupid enough to want to share useful, novel, fun and/or interesting websites on 4chan? Fuck off
>>46868785
looks pretty useful. Bookmarked
>>46868244
>>46869300
I laughed
>>46870468
I was saying that reddit.com is a fun and informative site filled with the hottest memes of the season
Soda Constructor, everybody. I'm sure most of you already have seen it considering how old it is, but w/e, I haven't looked at it in over a decade.
http://sodaplay.com
You use a Java applet to make wireframe 3D models and program them with movement patterns (like walking), then drop them off in a simple little physics environment to see how they behave with your movements. Or you can just modify one of the preexisting models. See webm.
You'll probably have to add the site to the exceptions list in your Java config and also give the applet permission to run in your browser, but it is still just as legit as it's always been.
I seriously first heard about this site all the way back around the year 2000; I remember kids talking about it at lunch back when I was in middle school
>>46870389
I cant use this, I am not in china
>>46871073
>Java applet
pickledonkeyknife.com
literally a pickle, donkey, and knife
>>46872425
its a really old site thats been in java since the beginning
contributing
http://hackertyper.com
(start typing)
http://geektyper.com/
(click one of the themes on the bottom and start typing)
>>46872998
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=home
linux news and stuff
https://stallman.org/ - Dick Stallman's shitty ass website. Fun drinking game: take a sip every time he defends pedophilia.
>>46867099
>https://haxiomic.github.io/GPU-Fluid-Experiments/html5/
Holy shit, I was searching weeks for it. Thank you.
http://neave.com/
-There are several on here. The webcam page is like Apple's PhotoBooth, all you need is a webcam hooked up.
The TV page is pretty neat too. Click to change channels. I didnt try the other things but they all look pretty cool
http://airtightinteractive.com/demos/js/reactive/
-awesome visualiz, drag and drop an MP3 onto it or use the sample MP3
http://www.zoomquilt.org/
press up and down to zoom in and out
http://www.sembeo.com/media/Matrix.swf
music thing
hint: click on the squares
>>46873292
wasnt there some Asian inventor trying to push his musical instrument that worked just like that?
nooot.co
a neat alternative to sending emails to yourself. It could have many other potential uses.
>>46873320
it's called a monome and basically every electronic music producer has one these days.
I made one in the fashion of a drum sequencer that multiple users can interact with in real time:
mmos.herokuapp.com
http://webchat.freenode.net
web based IRC chat room service. Just type in a chatroom name and give yourself a nickname and it will either join the chatroom (if there are already other people in one with that title), or it will create a new one if there are not. Just tell whoever you want to chat with to join the same chatroom as you.
I typed in "4chan" as the chat room title and there were a few people in it already (see pic)
>>46868011
muh nigga. Blue Calx is amazing.
http://webmup.com
This site is amazing. You can upload webms up to 30MB in size, with no signup and no real rules. Not sure what other filetypes are allowed, but the bottom of the page says "any image file" can be uploaded. I tried to upload the following video to youtube originally, but it was blocked worldwide due to a copyright claim by Bandai, so I uploaded it to webmup instead: http://webmup.com/Yi9F4/
I've also uploaded long scenes from DVD-screeners of movies still in theaters, and the uploads are still there after like 4 months. Never seen a file get deleted. Porn is allowed too.
>>46873541
Can't tell if this post is serious or no.
Why not just install an IRC client?
>>46873697
Why not just use pomf.se.
Please, if anyone knows of interactive type sites like the fluid experiment in OP's post, I'm looking for sites that will calm me down when I'm anxious.
>>46873734
I cant tell if *you* are serious or not. You really cannot understand why someone might rather simply go to a website than have to install a program to do it? This is something you can use to instantly chat with a bunch of people who're using a variety of devices & operating systems, people who might not even know wtf IRC is, and all you have to do is send them a link to get it working
>>46873292
filled in every square, had a seizer
8/10
>>46873814
Literally why? In what instance in 2015 would I need someone to introduce someone to IRC in order to chat with them? And did you really think that people on /g/ weren't already aware of IRC browser platforms?
>>46873745
because I've never heard of it. Good to know, though
http://www.dirtymarkup.com/
http://www.keygenjukebox.com/
http://www.colourlovers.com/
>>46873863
>Literally why?
why not?
>In what instance in 2015 would I need someone to introduce someone to IRC in order to chat with them?
Are you seriously trying to tell me that everyone who uses a computer knows about IRC and has a client installed?
>And did you really think that people on /g/ weren't already aware of IRC browser platforms?
Some of them, yes. And I'm right.
I dont know why talking about IRC sets off your autism so much. There was really no reason to get your panties in a twist over my post.
http://www.distrowatch.com/
Linux news
>>46873961
>autism
nice buzzword. It seems to me like you just discovered IRC. The fact that you linked to the freenode server domain reinforces this.
http://codepen.io/suffick/pen/KrAwx
this is pretty cool
>>46874031
Just pretend the website is not IRC for one minute and that it is just a free, instant, browser-based private chat room service. Do you not see the convenience in that?
>>46874147
It's as convenient as any other website that literally everyone is already aware of. But it's completely inferior to a terminal based client that takes seconds to install.
But oh right, in your world I'm apparently asking random non-tech savvy people to hop on IRC on a regular basis.
>>46867099
this.spooks.me
experimental nodejs chat website
what is the best browser based image editing tool? Video editing? Music making?
more?
>>46872998
>MLP Fanfiction Writer
Also this gem
http://www.yyyyyyy.info/
>>46875620
There's a chrome extension of GIMP
>>46867099
I want to make this my desktop background is that possible?
>I'm a lurker here not really a wizard like most of you guys.
>>46877336
>fullscreen browser
>drag mouse around a little bit
>take screenshot
>set screenshot as wallpaper
Come on man. That didn't even require a lot of thinking.
http://automatedbeacon.net/
>>46877364
Hey thanks!
Also fuck you for being an asshole. I'm literally one step above tech illiterate and trying to better myself.
>>46877336
Active Desktop
>>46877404
Perfect, thank you stranger.
www.timecube.com
Really fun and informative site about the intrinsics of relativistic physics as explained by the layman for the layman.
103/103
>>46873944
>http://www.colourlovers.com/
Fuck you I'm color blind.
>>46877448
holy shit thats some awful formatting
>>46877385
is there any way I can get this as a widget? I want to be able to just glance at it when I'm bored and have it give me ideas of things to search
>>46877707
OSX still has that dashboard webclip thing, I'm sure you can work out something in other OSs too.
Anyway, surprising how often stuff like pic-related shows up.
https://code.google.com/p/logstalgia/
Logstalgia is pretty good.
Very useful if the only way to get through to your boss and explain why the web-server is shitting itself is with pretty colours
>>46877303
what the hell was that
>>46877707
>>46877963
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/slade/slide/beacon/unfiltered/web_simulbeacaug2008.swf
all you need
>>46877395
lurk more, tech-illiterates would turn /g/ into /b/techlounge/ if they all asked questions.
http://music.163.com
Grooveshark can suck a dick, Netease Music has every fucking album ever made. Obscure Touhou jazz arrangements, too.
It's in Chinese, but it's easy to navigate. Their app and desktop app are also both excellent.
>>46878317
Very nice. Wish it was in English but awesome all the same.
>>46878419
Some dude on Reddit made a machine translation of the app
https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/2wifav/what_are_your_favorite_offtheplaystore_apps/cosdqyw
>>46877404
I remember this. Microsoft sort of stopped making it. You can still get it as a Windows Siderbar gadget for windows Vista (also works on Windows 7, as I just tried). It cannot do a lot of these websites because it is pretty old, but it works for more basic sites like webchat.freenode.net
here:
http://gallery-live.com/sidebar-gadgets/ActiveDesktop
