[NextEstate]

Often the hacker culture is a bit like a labyrinth. You suddenly discover a book, a story, a lecture, a youtube video or even some hollywood shows that you think are just very in-tune with our community.

These gems though sometimes remain hidden from others, you might also get a lot of enjoyment out of them.

So please would you share what you’ve found?

I’ll give it a start:


rarefilmm is a scrappy little website for, well, rare cinema (https://rarefilmm.com/)

zone-h is a site archiving website defacements often reminiscent of simpler times (https://www.zone-h.org/?hz=1)

unlisted videos is showing videos that are unlisted by YouTube creators (https://unlistedvideos.com/indexm.html)

nation states is a fun game to play during a boring day at work (https://www.nationstates.net/)


windows 93 is a funny “windows” from the 90’s (https://www.windows93.net/)

or museum of endangered sounds it is what it sounds like sounds that are becoming obsolete are recoded and displayed here (https://savethesounds.info/)

there also was a Deep Web Radio that I found a while ago. I can’t seem to find a working link though.

[TrackPro+]

Thank you for sharing these resources. I’m very interested in how returning unlisted youtube videos work. Nonetheless, hq post!

[plops]

Thanks for this man, the unlisted videos is pretty cool. I had fun mashing random video.

Came across something intersting though that Hackers should look into.
https://unlistedvideos.com/vm.php?v=yout...B3QHc.html
At 5:31 it comes out with some info about current events that he has been covering.

[Flan.]

Thanks for sharing these cool finds! I'll definitely check them out. It's always fun discovering hidden gems in the hacker culture.

[Buffet_Serrano]

What part of hacking did you learn first

[SIM-5614280]

Thank you for sharing these resources. I’m very interested