I love the hand drawn art used as part of the structure of the website, this website feels like how the web used to feel when it was cosy to explore and not a corporate hellscape.
Replied on: July 24, 2026 at 9:47:58 PM
Thank you! What you just described is very much the vibe I've been going for on this site, so I'm glad to hear I've been pulling it off.
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AnonymousMay 27, 2026 at 1:49:59 AM
I really like the layout of your site, it's legible and a joy to navigate and took me back to the days of browsing Naruto and Pokemon fansites as a kid. I'm trying to build up the know-how to make my own Neocities, but I have no technical skills, I just hate social media. What is your stance on copying HTML code?
Replied on: May 27, 2026 at 2:53:17 AM
You're free to use whatever html code from this site you want, I don't mind at all as long as my writing and the few original art assets I've made for the site aren't copied. Crediting me is appreciated but not required. Obviously always ask before you copy code from anyone else! There's plenty of tutorials out there as well dedicated to doing specific things in HTML, so if there's anything else you need, search for 'how to ___ in HTML/CSS' in your favoured search engine and you should be able to find a tutorial with example code to experiment with somewhere.
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AnonymousMay 5, 2026 at 6:59:00 PM
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jaykup2April 17, 2026 at 7:10:01 PM
This site is such a vibe!!! I found this site from searching information for the Mac ports of the Tomb Raider games after getting my first retro Mac machine. It is an eMac 1.25 that I managed to dualboot both OSX and OS9. Maybe I should load up this site on my eMac for the full experience :3
Replied on: April 17, 2026 at 11:33:01 PM
Thank you and congrats on getting your first retro Mac! 1.25ghz is enough to run basically anything that's OS 9 compatible at full speed, so that's a good starting spot. If the Neocities version of Overclockworked is not working on your eMac, there's a mirror you could try as well at https://overclockworked.cleftofdimensions.net which is a bit of a work in progress but works better with older browsers. The navbar is broken in OS 9 currently (so you'd have to access reviews through the update log instead), but it might work fine in OS X!