links from the world wide web: march edition

• DeletedCity.net - have you ever wondered what google-earth-but-for-indieweb-sites would look like? Now you can find out! :D  The first "yard" i zoomed into was a site full of sephiroth fan art which hit yours truly right in the feels, heh. Now to dig up some Sephiroth/Aeris fics...
• CT scans of almost every nintendo handheld console should not be this cool, but they are.
• Giving the Tor browser a whirl because it's the kind of thing I'd fuck around with, and was not expecting a belly laugh at this line in the features/installation instructions: "Optionally playing a modem sound when you open Tor Browser (because Tor is so slow)". HA. oh lord, nostalgia.
• excerpt below was a 'hmm' moment when framed around the recent younger wave of artist-harassers, personally.

"There’s one last disadvantage I’m having trouble putting into words, but which I think is the most important. A narrative of helpers and saviors allows saints. It allows people who are genuinely good, above and beyond expectations, who rightly serve as ideals and role models for others. A narrative of justice allows, at best, non-criminals - people who haven’t broken any of the rules yet, who don’t suck quite as much as everyone else. You either stand condemned, or you’re okay so far. If it has any real role models, it’s the cop who wins Officer Of The Year, the guy who’s more sensitive to violations and more efficient in punishment than anyone else. Turn this guy into your moral model, and you’ve got, well, the planet of cops." - Justice Creep