A list of the awesome web resources

These days, it is hard to find high quality information online with search engines.

• Awesome Web
  • Rationale
  • Table of Contents
  • Websites
    • People
      • Thoughts
    • Technology
      • Communities
      • News and Magazines
      • Non-profit organisations
    • General
      • Encyclopedias and Wikis
      • Communities
  • Resources
    • Information
    • Software
    • Hosters

• Pluralistic: Cory Doctorow's personal blog about his opinions and observations

• Hacker News: General forum with a focus on technology and hacker culture, however discussions on other topics are also common
• GBATemp [Contains unobtrusive but personalised ads]: Forum on hacking consumer electronics, with a focus on game consoles
• Lemmy.zip (Fediverse): Lemmy instance dedicated to technology

• Linux Magazine [Contains unobtrusive and unpersonalised ads]: Web and physical publication about Linux, its uses and related software
• 9to5Mac: Online publication about the Apple ecosystem and related apps and accessories

• Free Software Foundation: Non-Profit Organisation campaigning for computer user freedom

• Wikipedia: Online encyclopedia that is maintained by a very large community of volunteers

• Mastodon (Fediverse): The most popular and the reference Mastodon instance; it is recommended to find a more niche server
• Lemmy (Fediverse): The most popular and the reference Lemmy instance; it is recommended to find a more niche server

• The Small Web: Guide on making your own websites
• Fedi.Tips (Fediverse): Guide to the Fediverse

• Apache: Most popular and well-supported web server
• NGINX: Lightweight and efficient web server

• Github Pages: Hosts simple web pages for free if their source is public; intergrates well with Github, a popular host for software projects
• Netlify: Popular web host; practically free for personal uses