URL Roulette allows you to submit a link and, in return, you are taken to a random site that someone else posted - no algorithm, no ranking, no AI‐generated content. It has been operating since 2017 and currently contains about 190K human‐submitted links in rotation.I reconstructed the whole project over the summer and it is now back online. I launched a weekly newsletter named The Vault that...
Back in the days there used to be free (sci-fi) mmorp games that you could play in your browser where you log in once or twice a day, command your units and the game would continue while you were offline. Do those games still exist? Are there newer ones?
Please mention what you like/dislike about particular models, tell us why you would recommend it and if you want - also share your podcasts! :)
This is my latest side-project, Postcard Monster."Share your adventures, celebrate special moments, or send a warm 'hello' with a personal touch that transcends distances."Enjoy!
It does not happen all the time, but try hiding a couple of posts and see for yourself.I think they should either turn off the "refill" feature or at least make it work properly.
I would like to introduce my five year old son to computer games and I (as somebody who has quite a lot of experience in the IT and media business) believe that (some) games can be more beneficial to a child's development than others. Are there any games that you can recommend?
The project: https://urlroulette.net/
I actually wrote a post about being on the HN front page: https://hackernoon.com/urlroulette-24-hours-on-hacker-news-e...
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All the low-quality stuff: yes, that's the other users! :)