If you are interested in LLM, you can go to Reddit and see bots talking to other bots everywhere.

You know IMDB? Well there's also IMFDB, Internet Movie Firearms Data Base. You can look up any movie and figure out what guns were used in it.

For example here's the one for the movie HEAT (1995)

https://www.imfdb.org/index.php?title=Heat

Rotating sandwiches

I miss stumble upon :(

https://www.zombo.com/

For younger generations. Lovingly remade in HTML5 because flash is dead.

• Boredbutton
• Find a Grave - Millions of Cemetery Records
• Privnote - Send notes that will self-destruct after being read
• RANDOM.ORG - True Random Number Service
• SuperCook - Zero Waste Recipe Generator
• Wheel Decide

Amp What - it's just fun and weird and useful. I go there are the time for specific characters and emojis.

If the moon were only one pixel
An accurate presentation of the solar system where the size of the moon is a single pixel. It really makes you realize how big and empty our solar system is. (Be prepared for a lot of scrolling)

One night, I stumbled on a website posting the thoughts and words of Joseph Duncan, who killed a family in northern Idaho. As well as others in other states. He was on death row and wasn't allowed internet access, but he was getting his words out there, and someone was posting for him.

He went into many details of what led to those Idaho murders. Things that were never mentioned in the press. How he came to be there and very intimate details of that night and things that happened after. It was not easy to read, but I had this weird sense of obligation to continue once I started. Like I would be doing the family a disservice if I didn't read what they had gone through that night. Sounds weird, I know. There are certain scenes of it that I'll never get out of my head.

When he was caught with the lone survivor, he had kidnapped (kidnapped two but killed the boy not long after), I was just down the street at a different restaurant. I had just moved to the area when the murders happened.

He also went into detail about him taking and killing a boy in southern California, which was near where I grew up.

I don't remember the website name, and I imagine it is gone now since he died of cancer in 2020.

AOTY - One of the best site to discover/evaluate music.

Pdb - Personality database about fiction and real characters.

ᕦ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)ᕤ - Copypastable text emoticons.

Do apps count?

Not a specific website, but digital gardens are super cool. They are like people's personal wkis full of their thoughts and interests. It's not like a chronological blog, but instead it's a web of hyperlinks connecting thoughts and ideas together!

This: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/524590

(edited link as the comments weren't showing)