Hardware Test 
hardwaretest.org
A series of hardware tests that run directly from the web browser. It has for keyboard, mouse, screen, video game controls… For free.
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myNoise
mynoise.net
Stéphane Pigeon, a signal processing engineer and passionate about sounds, keeps this site alone. He runs the world to record various noises with the highest possible quality. Why? The short answer, according to himself, is because he is crazy.
Wire Loop
keithcirkel.co.uk
From the most boring television game shows to your computer or phone, in the game Wire Loop you have to take the disc from one point to another without touching the wire, as fast as you can. Includes a level editor.
999 Penguins
999penguins.com
Your goal in this game is to eliminate 999 penguins by combining three or more of the same color. (I managed to reach 170 penguins left.)
BoredOS
boredos.dev
BoredOS is an x86_64, FOSS operating system, with extensive documentation and GPLv3 license. It was created from scratch and already has a graphical interface.
Cool links of the week
I collect cool, interesting links spread all over the web and share them here every Thursday. Hope you enjoy! More of them in the archive.
handwritten.blog. A handwritten blog. Literally. The guy writes on an e-ink tablet, then does a whole adaptation process before publishing. The downside is that on mobile everything is tiny and barely readable.
Wiki Spy. Browse Wikipedia images. Click on one, and the site returns similar results. Another nice web thing from our friend Neal.
WordPress Museum. A three-dimensional environment with the entire history and a bunch of trivia about WordPress. Tip from Daniel.
Ransom Letter Generator. This site generates phrases with letters cut out from magazines. That’s what kidnappers used to do back when paper magazines existed. Tip from Gustavo.
Distro Fighter. An… uh… original way to choose a Linux distribution. Tip from Renan.
Dirty Little Zine. Want to create a zine? This site makes the whole thing quite a bit easier.
Moss Moss. A platform game for PICO-8 (which also runs in the browser) where your goal is to rub yourself against every surface in the level. Sounds obscene, but it’s actually pretty chill, fun, and beautiful.