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PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 16th 2025

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Another Year, wow, they just keep making more of those. Welcome everybody to the first HREF REPORT of the new year! This report aims to loosen the structure of previous href reporting to open the stage for a more freeflowing, no rules, kind of approach. This decision comes from our upper managment with the goal of allowing for more diverse entries, and once a clear pattern is noticible in our reporting, we can begin to reconsider sorting. Lets Begin.

Rotate the Gar, ok?

Here is an insane (I mean this affectionatly) persons attempt at catagorizing and providing plentiful reserch images for just about every corporate visual language and comercial aesthetic that can be described. Frequently updated, or at least I believe so. Its certainly very different every time I've looked at it which has not been infrequently. Which I present as a way of catching your attention to present to you the creation/ platform of arena. Used for like... collecting and sorting and storing it seems. like if pinterest was..... good?

Rotating sandwiches which I've gotten into sending people in place of reacions to things.

Inspect this snake a charming piece of work. Pretty cool! I am very interesting in things being used in unintentional ways and very much so if its high effort for silly yeild. Theres something really endearing and poetic about it to me. Its a silly idea im interested in exploring. The link provided isnt deeply profound (but fun and neat none the less of course!) but it does let me conversationally delve into the ideas I want to. I like devotion or time as a medium. I love care and effort juxtaopsed with the low brow.

Lucida for downloading audio from like any platform. look. sometimes these people arnt on bandcamp and i cant be streaming everything! Gotta go offline sometimes!

Ve3zsh's daily engineering advice. Work from a fellow personal site. I've enjoyed these! I think the idea is really good. The simplicity, the presentation, I think it comes together to be simplisticly profound. I think personal sites are so foriegn to the visual language of the majority, it does tend to frame things as more profound than they are. I think thats cool though. Its a strength of the medium that this made me like.

Browser Spirograph :) 2k I think one of my favorite things. I saw a Theaster Gates exhibit at the Mori Museum in tokyo a while back, I think this guy is so stellar, you should check him out. heres his website / portfolio thing. He does a lot with the reclamation and use of space (which I talked about loving in the last href report) and has also really made me feel a lot of things about work as art. Theres actually a million things I could say but of course his work can speak for itself and you should get into it.

Wichitalks' Get Out Of Hell log. I'd stoped really digging around personal sites for a while to be honest. I'm just not on the computer much. When I decided I was going to get it together and focus on making something of my silly little website, this project was right there for me to be enthralled by. Its incredibly simple, just a log of one persons quest to cut down on screen time and form a better relationship with free-time. To be honest. Im stealing the concept. I'm not deeply attached to media or anything but I do, none the less, somehow manage to do a lot of nothing in my limited free time. Which you may say is good. healthy even. and to that i say. i am an insane person. i have big ideas. and to acomplish them all. i need a plan and i need to publicly document it to hold myself to it. Thanks wichitalk.

United Nuclear Scientific Equipment and supplies in case anyone didnt know what to get me for my birthday.

Enigma2000 Number Stations and Associated Signals. Indulgent, much like the last link. I like numbers stations. This group produces very regular and comprehensive publications on notable numbers stations broadcasts, changes, and so forth. They often juxtapose it with recent world comunications news. I hope this lasts forever and I hope more people become insane freaks like me and enjoy numbers stations.

Inkle, a narritive scripting language for games. I just think its neat! I may have made this website but im no computer genius. I lack the easy of movement to play with words the way I think I would enjoy. If you can figure out a simple HTML site and how to open unity, you can figure out inkle for making pretty text based games and other things like that. problem solved. :)

Elis Mcdonald for jstchillin, june 5th - june 18th 2010

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PUBLISHED MAY 9th 2024

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Congradulations everyone on a successfull first two quarters of making the internet this year. This update from the result of our most recent land survay aims update other departments on the current status of the project. This document is a breif summery of the highlights and important details of our discoveries, and is in no way conclusive or definitive.

Artistic Inspiration

Personal artists of interests, projects I find interesting, and unique uses of medium.

• Raumlabors NEOCODOMOUSSE. The documentation of this project is amazing, and the use of material will stick with me. Their graphics of the project on this page is a style I'm interested in doing something similar to for a project I have in the works. I strongly recomend looking at this groups other works. Their website is mostly in german, which I can not read. Thankfully modern technology has helped remove this barier. Their overal ethos and goals are admirable. I particularly like 4562 Enright


• Ian Maclartys' If We Were Allowed To Visit. is a small sweet browser game. To quote the artist directly, "If We Were Allowed To Visit is an anthology of poems by Gemma Mahadeo rendered by Ian MacLarty. As you move through the game's environment, the poems are rearranged into the shapes of the objects they're about, each frame becoming a new generative poem." Ians work is beutiful, using the medium like that is genius. Astute Myrrh-heads may have noticed a sting of empty pages I've made recently becasue I have been learning X3DOM, which to summerize, allows the users to make 3d scenes within html pages that viewers can interact with. I think theres some really interesting things that can be done allong this vein. I recomend looking into it.


• Cargo Sites In Use Page has been fun to look through. Cargo seems to be a very basic site builder used for artist portfolios. The featured pages all have a certain.... vibe.. about them but theres some realy interesting ideas floating about. I've found some really interesting indie publications digging through here. Through a glance done at the time of writing, I've enjoyed the work of Sloan Atwood, 40Mustaqel, Fake Office, Hannah Kansy, Tom Van Malderen, And a guy who seems to run a sleek online antitiques buisness, which just conceptually was facinating to me. I enjoy looking through portfolios. Could never be me though tbh. My gallery is the most neglected part of my whole site. But a girl can dream.


• This Virtual Art Book Fair Archive rules. Good for finding interesting artists, publications, and groups. Theres some stellar stuff here.


• Universal Content and/or Domain Removal Form another ubermorgen, the same ubermorgen who made the web page for selling your vote to the highest bidder during the Bush v. Gore U.S. ellection.. This site is for filing for the legal removal of internet content. Linking feels partially like a suicide mission.
• DARK AGE Kcs art is neat. I wish I could eat its colors and textures. They run a publication I've been meaning to submit to.


• The Personal site of the Yamauchi Estate which is, while overkill, an absolutly stellar way of making a topic I dont have anything to do with, worth looking at the web page for. Web design should be fun and whimsical! I love when people break the mold.

Interesting Occurences

Inventions, creations, or occurences

• A Stabillizing Robotic Tail For Floating Astronauts shared simply because I want one.


• DIY Wood Boat Dot Com truely just rules. I dont even have a boat. Im not even at a beach right now. And none of that matters. This site is a stellar example of what we should be doing with the internet. The foraging for shelfish page rules, and I plan on doing that now, since im relocating to somewhere by the beach again soon. excelent work all around


• Time Cube. a timeless classic. Check out this interview I found about it here


• Here is a PDF of Hood Feminism by Mikki Kendall Notes From The Women That a Movement Forgot. You should read it with all your reading things free time.


• Theyre dropping a new kind of apple and theres a naming contest.


• Every february is ZINE QUEST, a campaign of making TTRPGs or something similar but in the very creative form of zines. I've never played a TTRPG before really but these are all so accessable and have really stellar art that im fairly interested in these. Check out the archive of ones from 2024, but apparently this is a recreation and the real archive is down. Some are one player and journaling based which seems like such an incredibly fun idea. Outliers seems very charming to me. As well as Toilet Roll Paper Game, FÄNGELSEHÅLA seems nice to dig into as a persons whos never touched a ttrpg before. Milk Bar is just such a stellar concept and the art is nice too. I had no idea this whole scene existed, its so cute haha.


• The 317th edition of Numbers&oddities released quite recently. I like to get into numbers stations on occation. Theres a really tiny idependant site on the topic I stumbled upon. I assumed it hadnt been updated in years but I was wrong! This guy has been writing numbers stations news letters, consistantly, since 1995. And I couldnt be more tickled. How absolutly stellar.


• Dogfish99's Palastine Reading List amazing collection of educational jumping off points about Palastine. Good curatorial and educational efforts. No pay walls. Links to other amazing reading lists. Good resource to have in your back pocket as you go about life. Hill House also has a good resource compilation worth saving so you have everything in one place.

Classics

Small and old websites that deserve to be remembered.

• Wind chime calculator. For creating the perfect windchime, in the material, size, and scale of your choosing.


• Jar Jar Binks Fan Site no further explaination needed.


• A Limp Bizkit hate site a true fosil. On anglefire and everything. Equally amazing is this hate page for seinfeld.


• Alfs Room a real classic. For those unaware, its the very charming personal webpage of a japanese man whos been creating pages about their day to day life, sights, and feelings fairly often for about two whole decades now. Typically it is presented in the form of two fictional characters created by the author. having a conversation about the topic. Incredibly charming if your browser can translate the page.


• Human Clock run by Daniel Craig Giffen. From 2001. A live clock, however it tells you the time by showing you a photo submitted by a participant of them with that number. Has about 23,000 photos. I find the shared goal impressive and charming.

Excelent work everyone. By the end of Q3 I know we will have some truely amazing stuff to include in the next report. Results of this survay indicate that the internet is in an upward trajectory. We expect to see continuous growth for months to come. While link sharing and independant web page creation is at a historic low, We remain unwaveringly optemistic.
Reports will be published on a quarterly basis.
Untill Next Time.

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