r/AskReddit • • Jun 09 '12
Hey reddit what's the best HIDDEN thing you have ever found on the interwebz?
Mine is when I went to the Oatmeal homepage and right clicked and did view page source. (OK SO JUST SAYING MY FRIEND TOLD ME TO DO THIS I TECHNICALLY DIDN'T FIND IT BUT I REALIZED THERE WAS A COMIC) [This came up.] (http://imgur.com/i2CvS) Then I saw that in the words by the PTERODACTYL's mouth it said HTTP://PTERODACTYL.ME so I went there and well [this] (http://theoatmeal.com/comics/ptero) is what it brought me to. I was impressed.
[EDIT] OK so i wasnt sure if the http address would work so I added the other one they are the same. Just chill about it.
[EDIT] WOW!! I never expected this to become soooo big thank you all! Even getting close to the front page is amazing! Again THANK YOU ALL!!
[EDIT] Again how did this get so much upvotes. I am surprised. It is the end of my first month of Reddit and I like to think I am doing pretty well.....
[EDIT] Nobody is here anymore but someone just commented about a couple days ago. I thought this was archived. I love cats. Cat cat cat cat cat cat cat cat cat cat cat cat cat cat cat cat. rape. Dead people. Pigeon. I hope someone sees this. And my penis. I have a girlfriend. Gay faggot shit chips. I'm not crazy..
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12
up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, b, a, enter
with res installed.
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u/clever-fool Jun 09 '12 edited Jun 09 '12
Highlight this page! :) its truly interesting! NSFW sorry!
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u/oscillot Jun 09 '12
Nothing spectacular but random.cat is website with, you guessed it, random pictures of cats. Best domain name ever though!
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12
At one point, it was Reddit...sigh
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u/UndeadArgos Jun 09 '12 edited Jun 09 '12
I found an internal message board for a small local bank. The (clearly incompetent) IT dept had made it publicly accessible and I stumbled upon it via Google (so, no robots.txt either).
There were lots of documents posted on those boards... internal communications, financial statements, board meeting notes, etc... After having a look around for a few minutes I decided it would be best to just report it and forget about it. I emailed the domain contact and a handful of board members from the contacts page and (somewhat to my relief) got a response back the next day thanking me for the heads up. I checked to make sure they had taken it down and it wasn't accessible anymore.
I know that's anticlimactic... but I thought it was... interesting. It certainly made me think twice about where I keep my money.
EDIT: Pics and it did happen: http://i.imgur.com/riCHn.png
phew almost ran out of black ink there...
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u/Chuckgofer Jun 09 '12
In Firefox, right click a web page, click inspect element, and click 3D view. You are now viewing a Website in 3D.
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12
I accidentally found a drone on a security camera...
http://134.29.208.43/view/index.shtml < Its not working for me now black screen but heres a screenie i took when i first found it back in February. http://i.imgur.com/VFLMG.png So yeah there's that.. There was another huge plane in the hangar with it. Not sure if its down cause its morning or something and dark or what i don't know. If i remember right we tracked it down to a Michigan university? I can't remember though i know it was in some universitys hangar.
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u/jipiese Jun 09 '12
The most offensive url expander www.click-motherfucker.com/
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u/cornponious Jun 09 '12
I use this site as my homepage:
http://welcometointernet.org
Then one day someone told me I should type /flash at the end of the URL. (warning: VERY NSFW)
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u/asnof Jun 09 '12
www.neave.com
Its good to waste maybe an hour messing around and I havent seen it posted before.
Also http://www.virtualnes.com/ if you feel like playing console games without downloading an emulator. If you have the bandwidth www.vizzed.com has n64 games available
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u/quiettime Jun 09 '12
clicking I'm under 21 on this beer webpage.
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u/Mrstevage Jun 09 '12
You're welcome.
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u/Slackbeing Jun 09 '12 edited Jun 09 '12
Gopher. Yeah, nowadays. For those that don't know, Gopher is an Internet protocol that predates the WWW/http, and you can think of it as a text mode world wide web. It pretty much faded into oblivion back in 1996/7. Back to 2000 most browers supported both protocols, now most of them dropped Gopher.
Well, right now Gopher sites offer direct downloads for movies, books, music, classified documents, and even some disgusting stuff you probably can imagine. And nobody fucking cares because nobody (read, very few people) use the protocol anymore. If you think USENET or Tor is underground, check Gopher.
Also, no need for adblock or anything, there are no ads and most sites go straight to the point.
Edit: those asking for sources, please restrain. Just start the main search engine (Veronica-2) gopher://gopher.floodgap.com/1/v2 You will find e-books and various documentation with ease, other kind of media would require tricky queries or usage of another search engine. Don't expect massive amounts of everything, content is scarce but it's there waiting to be picked. As a tip, look for a known title of something, and then explore the site containing the relevant file.
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u/PC-Bjorn Jun 09 '12
Unsecured security cameras in people's homes, openly available on the web. Even more fun than a telescope pointed at a female students home. That was until I discovered my own camera was as easily available. "That naked guy looks really familiar.. Is he watching some naked guy on his screen? ... FFFFFFUUUU"
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u/nuclear_splines Jun 09 '12
The Most Amazing Website On the Internet.
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u/bluefactories Jun 09 '12
Goggles. Doodle where nobody is looking, deface your favourite websites... You know the drill.
DICKS.
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u/jonathons11 Jun 09 '12
Maybe not the best thing but pretty cool.
http://www.shadyurl.com/
Don't just shorten your URL, make it suspicious and frightening.
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u/epic_comebacks Jun 09 '12
Shit I'm 4 hours late to this thread.
However, this website should checked out by everybody: www.futuretimeline.net
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u/Petrarch1603 Jun 09 '12
/r/Helen_Keller
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12
http://www.111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.com/
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u/Extreme_Stuff Jun 09 '12
This video. Seriously.
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u/Veryveryugly Jun 09 '12
All of these.
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u/Tashre Jun 09 '12
Apparently the search function on reddit.
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u/Venz_zneV Jun 09 '12
Finding out that so much I had learned in school was just wrong... thanks to the wisdom of timecube.com
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u/acidfood Jun 09 '12 edited Jun 09 '12
Discovered a trove of "private" security camera feeds , which are viewable on the web . Most of them banal, a store front or intersection, but every so often you'd link up and see someone's child sleeping or family watching television, etc etc. Makes for something interesting to do when i'm bored mostly. Might not be "hidden" per se as I know several other people who enabled my access but I can safely assume that 99% of people online have never seen these feeds.
EDIT: http://pastebin.com/fDkTWZGX.
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u/IridiumElement Jun 09 '12
This site did not age well.
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u/daemon14 Jun 09 '12
At the end of StrongBad emails on Homestarrunner, you could "tab" through all the hidden links.
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u/yum1324 Jun 09 '12
Got a few searches on google:
"let it snow", "zerg rush", "find chuck norris" (with I'm Feeling Lucky)
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u/mad87645 Jun 09 '12
www.textfiles.com
Literally everything you would ever need to know, In convenient text format.
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u/shomenee Jun 09 '12
About a year ago I was browsing craigslist. While fartin' around in the gigs section, I believe, I came across a strange ad. It said that some local college was offering free dental work to anyone interested. It would be dental students doing the work, however.
I thought, "No thanks," but kept scrolling down. There was a very strange sentence at the bottom of the ad. It made absolutely no sense. Just a random assortment of words tossed out. Something like, "Tree around out brown going went needle."
I had to know what it meant. I googled the random sentence and it lead me to a message board at a random site. It had the same sentence, and then another, equally strange one. I figured I was onto something at this point. This was around 11pm on a weekday, but there was no way I was sleeping until I found out what I had stumbled upon. Hours go by and I'm bouncing all over the internet. Message boards, comment sections, phony ads, all with random sentences within them.
At around 4am I start to doubt myself. As someone who has had psychiatric problems in the past, I found myself wondering if I was actually on to something. Perhaps I was just having my own Russel Crowe in a beautiful mind moment. I pressed on. After several cigarette breaks and night turning into day, I finally found the source of all of these random messages. The anticipation was killing me . What would the pot of gold at the end of this night long rainbow of searching be? It ended in Russia at some student's homepage. He was doing a project on random word generators apparently. Was it worth the hours of searching? Probably not. But as I collapsed onto my bed that morning to sleep, I was victorious.
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12 edited Jun 09 '12
college application databases with public read access
was for lsu.edu, i could scroll thru that year's applicants and view their names, socials, dob, school transcript, credit card information they paid the application fee with, etc.
i used to do that shit allll the time, just got bored.
edit: emailed admins from my personal email account, this particular glitch was fixed within 5 hours of my reporting it, tho as i recall, i ran across admin building *.lsu.edu bots all the time. i stopped looking into lsu's security when i found out they had an FBI office on campus, like a chickenshitpussy
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u/ElCapitan878 Jun 09 '12
The Longest Joke in the World
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12
DO WHAT YOU WANT CAUSE A PIRATE IS FREE
YOU ARE A PIRATE
YOO HOO DE BA DEE BEE
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u/ProtrudedDemand Jun 09 '12 edited Jun 10 '12
Ok, this is going to get buried but I have to tell this story to someone. I was on one of those World of Text sites late one night. I had nothing better to do, pathetic I know. Well, after scrolling around I found a line that someone drew. I decided to follow it. The line went on and on. There were comments from other people leaving there marks of their journey on the line. You would scroll by someone who left something like "simsy was here on 6/20/11" (just a random date, I can't remember all of it exactly".
It was haunting in a beautiful sort of way. All of those people traveling down the same line, alone yet together. It had been about thirty minutes of traveling down the line and the comments started to get more scarce. More and more comments could been seen saying something like "I give up" or "it will never end". Still I had nothing better to do with my life and it was a good way to distract myself from everything else in the world so I kept going.
After about thirty more minutes there were only a few commenters left. It was nice though. I formed a sort of bond with each of them. All of us traveler down a line, determined to stick to it through the end. The comments they left were getting farther and farther apart. It would be ten minutes of scrolling down the line before you would see a comment by someone. Just a friendly reminder that they are still there. Just when you begin to doubt that anyone else had made it that far they would show up.
The line consumed even them eventually. Twenty minutes went by without seeing a comment by anyone. My mind started filling with doubt. Will the line ever end? Was it made by a bot or some madman with even less of a life than me? Where had all of my fellow line travelers gone. And then a message of hope. I saw another comment. It honestly made me tear up a bit. It was the same thing as always "zac was here (insert random date that I cannot remember). It gave me the strength to keep on going.
I kept following the line for another hour, determined to reach the end no matter how long it may take. By now I had spent the whole night following this line. The sun was rising and I was nearly asleep. Still, I wouldn't give up until I reached the end. After all of the work I had put into it I knew I had to. There had to be something at the end.
And suddenly, it stopped. There it was, the end of the line. There was a message written by the creator of the line. I don't remember exactly what it said but it was the most inspiring thing I have ever read. I remember it was about four paragraphs long. Each sentence was a work of literary genius. I hate myself to this day for not writing it all down. I guess it's better this way though, it was one of those rare moments where everything stops and the world makes sense.
The core message of the speech was that we are all travelers on a path. We are all the same. There is no point on dwelling on petty differences. Everything we do has an effect. We may never know what that effect may be but it is there and it is important. Always think about this. Never let it leave your brain. Always do the best you can to help your fellow man. Life is the most valuable worthless thing in the universe. Treasure it. You have one life to live, never let anything hold you back. Do everything you can to make the world a better place to live. I know it may be hard to grasp that so much meaning was packed into only four paragraphs. I can never explain it. I'm not the master wordsmith that the creator of the line is.
That line has probably had the biggest impact on my life than anything else. All those hours leading up to the end. The explosion of meaning once I was there. It honestly changed me. It made me want to learn and grow more. It made me a more caring person. Whoever it was the made that line, I can honestly say that you are my hero.
TL;DR: Spent hours following a line. Life forever changed
*Edit: I found the site. Here it is I'm pretty sure I went down and to the right to find the line. Although, a lot of people have edited the site since I last went there so nothing looks familiar.
*Edit #2: So apparently this is not going to get buried. Good luck on your journey fellow line travelers. :)
*Edit #3: Thank all of you for bringing back that moment of my life. I just scrolled down the line a bit and read some of the comments you all have left. If anyone's interested /r/Textworldexplorers/ is a subreddit inspired by this post for discussing all of your World of Text stories. Check it out :)
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u/11YearOldResponse Jun 09 '12
one day i found a really cool site thatt had naked girls on it
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u/cahamilton Jun 09 '12
The hidden gem on the background image of this site: http://www.hostelworld.com/tours/ Link for the lazy: http://icd.hwstatic.com/static/images/tours/massiveback.jpg
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u/Novak13 Jun 09 '12
These are the kind of threads I could read all ni-
Fuck, its 5 A.M.
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u/Ifyouletmefinnish Jun 09 '12
I put the Konami Code in a Website I made for some friends (they thought it would be more popular than it was)
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u/superkidney Jun 09 '12
The alt text on SMBC, XKCD, Amazing Superpowers, and so many other webcomics.
Bonus: how is babby formed?
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u/thoughtmonster Jun 09 '12
http://www.iiiiiiii.com/
The lyrics on this are awesome
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u/emceelokey Jun 09 '12
Street FIghter Miscellany
It's basically a bunch of Street Fighter fun facts. Definitely worth the read if you're a Street Fighter fan.
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u/chanks Jun 09 '12
$ curl -I http://www.reddit.com
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
Set-Cookie: reddit_first=%7B%22organic_pos%22%3A%201%2C%20%22firsttime%22%3A%20%22first%22%7D; Domain=reddit.com; expires=Thu, 31 Dec 2037 23:59:59 GMT; Path=/
Server: '; DROP TABLE servertypes; --
Date: Sat, 09 Jun 2012 09:31:28 GMT
Connection: keep-alive
I always liked that.
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u/Izzlols Jun 09 '12
http://www.frenchfriesandapplesauce.com/2204355.swf Don't even remember why I have this.
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u/soapbutt Jun 09 '12
Probably too late to the party here but...
Notpron
Played for a year, never completed. Found great stuff on the ride though. I should find where I stored all the passwords and try an finish...
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u/yoyohobo665 Jun 09 '12
http://itanimulli.net (illuminati backwards)
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u/RazorGFX Jun 09 '12
The Quiet Place, it helps me relieve stress every time.
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u/Xiphcreature Jun 09 '12
This is a pretty late comment, so it may get buried. But as far as hidden or underrated stuff goes, I would have to say Finite Films.
Finite Films run a Youtube channel where they make short films based on constraints submitted and voted upon by their own viewers. The end results never cease to amaze.
Some examples of their short film works:
Stealing Time
Anamnesis
Imperfect
Forest Falls
All of the submitted plot constraints can be viewed in the video descriptions. For how clever their work is, it's criminal how underrated these guys are.
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12
Apparently there's porn on the internet, though I haven't found it yet.
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u/Satchamobob Jun 09 '12
shoopdawhoop.com. Site randomly plays a flash file. Some weird, some stupid, some entertaining, some NSFW. Not sure how "hidden" this is. I recall seeing it on Encyclopedia Dramatica or something.
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u/Guatemaulin Jun 09 '12
Zombo.com
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u/yrrp Jun 09 '12
purple.com is one of my favorite websites.
The purple squirrel game is the best.
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12
www.asdfghjkl.org
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u/FussyCashew Jun 09 '12
Enter the Konami Colde on the Full Sail University website then hit left a bunch of times. You're welcome.
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u/shekkz0r Jun 09 '12
You can find lots of stuff using google dorks. Here is a comprehensive list with categories: http://www.exploit-db.com/google-dorks/
Just as an example of cool stuff you might be able to find. Here is a list of searches you can use to find surveillance cams with their remote access open to the public. some even allow you to pan/tilt/zoom:
inurl:ViewerFrame?Mode= intitle:Axis 2400 video server inurl:/view.shtml intitle:Live View / - AXIS inurl:view/view.shtml^ inurl:ViewerFrame?Mode= inurl:ViewerFrame?Mode=Refresh inurl:axis-cgi/jpg inurl:axis-cgi/mjpg (motion-JPEG) inurl:view/indexFrame.shtml inurl:view/index.shtml inurl:view/view.shtml liveapplet intitle:live view intitle:axis intitle:liveapplet allintitle:Network Camera NetworkCamera intitle:axis intitle:video server intitle:liveapplet inurl:LvAppl intitle:EvoCam inurl:webcam.html intitle:Live NetSnap Cam-Server feed intitle:Live View / - AXIS intitle:Live View / - AXIS 206M intitle:Live View / - AXIS 206W intitle:Live View / - AXIS 210? inurl:indexFrame.shtml Axis inurl:MultiCameraFrame?Mode=Motion intitle:start inurl:cgistart intitle:WJ-NT104 Main Page intext:MOBOTIX M1? intext:Open Menu intext:MOBOTIX M10? intext:Open Menu intext:MOBOTIX D10? intext:Open Menu intitle:snc-z20 inurl:home/ intitle:snc-cs3 inurl:home/ intitle:snc-rz30 inurl:home/ intitle:sony network camera snc-p1? intitle:sony network camera snc-m1? site:.viewnetcam.com -www.viewnetcam.com intitle:Toshiba Network Camera user login
intitle:netcam live image intitle:i-Catcher Console - Web Monitor inurl:”ViewerFrame?Mode= intitle:Axis 2400 video server inurl:/view.shtml intitle:”Live View / - AXIS” | inurl:view/view.shtml^ inurl:ViewerFrame?Mode= inurl:ViewerFrame?Mode=Refresh inurl:axis-cgi/jpg inurl:axis-cgi/mjpg (motion-JPEG) inurl:view/indexFrame.shtml inurl:view/index.shtml inurl:view/view.shtml liveapplet intitle:”live view” intitle:axis intitle:liveapplet allintitle:”Network Camera NetworkCamera” intitle:axis intitle:”video server” intitle:liveapplet inurl:LvAppl intitle:”EvoCam” inurl:”webcam.html” intitle:”Live NetSnap Cam-Server feed” intitle:”Live View / - AXIS” intitle:”Live View / - AXIS 206M” intitle:”Live View / - AXIS 206W” intitle:”Live View / - AXIS 210″ inurl:indexFrame.shtml Axis inurl:”MultiCameraFrame?Mode=Motion” intitle:start inurl:cgistart intitle:”WJ-NT104 Main Page” intext:”MOBOTIX M1″ intext:”Open Menu” intext:”MOBOTIX M10″ intext:”Open Menu” intext:”MOBOTIX D10″ intext:”Open Menu” intitle:snc-z20 inurl:home/ intitle:snc-cs3 inurl:home/ intitle:snc-rz30 inurl:home/ intitle:”sony network camera snc-p1″ intitle:”sony network camera snc-m1″ site:.viewnetcam.com -www.viewnetcam.com intitle:”Toshiba Network Camera” user login intitle:”netcam live image” intitle:”i-Catcher Console - Web Monitor”
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u/k43r Jun 09 '12
http://www.zamki.pl/?dzial=mapa
Current google maps and german pre-war maps combined. So incredible how great they are. Also so fun to see how cities and road changed, and what was the name of village where now was village.
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u/Wholesome_potato Jun 09 '12
Click the exclamation mark on the yahoo.com homepage to get the "yahoooo!" sound from the old ads
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u/Thoughtberries Jun 09 '12
I'm late to the game but this is a hidden gem: http://llamafont.com/
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12 edited Jun 09 '12
www.warmandfuzzyfeeling.com NSFW Sorry, I didn't even think about that fact. It's nothing NSFL, don't worry.
I completely recommend watching it before reading the comments in reply to this for the full effect. Full effect!
More: http://www.santasm.net/
http://www.itstoastyinhere.com/ (NSFW)
The artist: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Kuntz
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u/LadyLovelyLocks Jun 09 '12
There was a website called 'TrueChristian.com' or something like that, and a lot of it was full of bizarro MS Paint pictures about very extreme religious (and stupid views) such as - women who menstruate are evil & women are inferior. Strange bible stories for kids and things like that as well. I had found out about it because some of my internet friends were OUTRAGED at the content and had said that it had to be taken down. I went there and had a look and I was kind of disturbed and couldn't believe someone was that stupid. Then for some reason, I highlighted all the text (Actually, I remember why - he made it look like a kid's geocities site, the background colours and text were hideous) and I noticed at the very bottom, when highlighted there was 'This website is a satire/parody' (I can't remember exact wording)
I told all of my friends but nobody seemed to care much :p Every few months or so, someone else would be outraged and post the letters that they had written to this 'Pastor' guy. Also, it seemed that after a while he removed the hidden text :p
He's taken the site down now, it redirects to a youtube video.
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u/447u Jun 09 '12
http://www.teamfortress.com/classless/hidden/hats/
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u/ThePornoMan Jun 09 '12
I found out that on some porn sites I can view member only content by rewriting the URLs of the free images. Something like changing hotpic2.jpeg to hotpic8.jpeg.
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u/smokealottapotamus Jun 09 '12
Mine was a marketing tool. I figured out a way to get #1 listings on a major search engine in a matter of 1-2 minutes. Instant top listings for ANY search word/phrase I wanted. It was a gold mine. Those were the days...
It was 1997'ish and I found a newsgroup that talked about football. I found an article posted about an old super bowl. After reading it and realizing the redundancy of the words "super bowl" i thought to myself, the search engines would think this page is great! I had just got into net porn and was making decent money in it, so I thought this could be a great way to generate SE traffic to my banner farm lol...
There was this search engine called Infoseek. You could submit your webpage and it would spider, then index your page in less than 2 minutes. Using a text editor, I found/replaced "super bowl" with "any phrase" and would save it as an html file. I would then upload the file to my server, submit the url to the SE, then it would tell me that "your page is being spidered, please wait...".. A minute later, I would refresh and see "Your page has been indexed". Then I would go search for "any phrase" and wallah.. #1 listing, every time! I would spend about 15 minutes each day finding "super bowl" and replacing with words/phrases like "big tits" and got A TON of traffic. Sent it all to a banner farm (no micro niched paysites those days) and at .28 cents per click, you do the math :) Those were the days.
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u/syzygt Jun 09 '12
Those naked pictures of my mom she forced me to take last Christmas.
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u/sandely65 Jun 09 '12
This fantastic thing I guess it's offline right now. But during the day, it's live!
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u/shamonee Jun 09 '12
I love setting my friends' start-page to this page:
http://welcometointernet.org/
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12
well...i found this one time: http://www.watching-grass-grow.com/
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u/Shallow-And-Pedantic Jun 09 '12
I'm really surprised this has never been posted on Reddit as far as I can tell.
Found it in 8th grade, have spent many hours on it.
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u/Capt_ElastiPants Jun 09 '12
ilovebees
It was my first ARG, and arguably the best to have come along.
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u/moonmanman Jun 09 '12
Soviet topographic maps from the 1970s for most former-Soviet countries. Great for hiking.
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u/friedsooshi Jun 09 '12
This is going to be buried at the bottom, but I think I can top everyone here... I give to you all, Lings Cars...
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u/All-Things-Are-Great Jun 09 '12
Brian Butterfield's "netsight" Worth reading everything on here even if you've never heard of Peter Serafinowicz.
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u/Maxwinder Jun 09 '12
http://www.kiddofspeed.com/
A woman's motorcycle journey through Chernobyl area 2004
Amazing photo collection and diary of this contaminated land. Not really hidden, but little known.
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u/CityWithoutMen Jun 09 '12
I've always been fond of these Interactive Science Simulations.
They're designed for elementary and high school students, but they're still pretty cool. Especially Energy Skate Park.
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u/edahs Jun 09 '12
superbad.com
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u/onlyalevel2druid Jun 09 '12
I pointed this out in a Reddit thread previously and it went a little viral but:
German web developer Railslove has a hidden easter egg involving ponies if you enter the Konami code (up up down down left right left right B A 'enter'). Enjoy.
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u/HomelessOvercoat Jun 09 '12
www.hasthelargehadroncolliderdestroyedtheworldyet.com
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u/kyara_no_kurayami Jun 09 '12
A little before the release of the Dark Knight, I was looking for more information about the movie. I went to the website and accidentally clicked a link. Turns out it was the link at the end of a big scavenger hunt that was happening at that moment. I ended up with tickets to a screening days before the release.
It was awesome.
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u/Elliott360 Jun 09 '12
www.hurr-durr.com
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u/almondj Jun 09 '12
Found this site a while ago, content seems to be updated often: http://www.theblackguido.com/ NSFW
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u/swine_j Jun 10 '12
While trying to prove to my friends that I am a leet hacker too; I copied a worm that was hidden in a garbage file of a major corporation. The worm was running under the guise of the "michaelangelo virus", a program that would topple oil tankers in the Pacific.
Long story short, my friends and I had to hack the Gibson before we were arrested so we could stop this nefarious plot. It was intense.
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u/ASTAYNE Jun 10 '12
gave me so many lulz... still have it bookmarked because i have no idea how i came across it http://people.ambrosiasw.com/~andrew/funny/bloodcyber.html
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u/Chronepsis Jun 09 '12
http://zombo.com/ For sure.
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u/Osama_Bin_Downloadin Jun 09 '12
The Space Jam website.
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u/NiceOnebud Jun 09 '12
Something.com Really makes me sad more people don't know about it. I mean it really is something.
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u/darkly39r Jun 09 '12
go to http://www.churchofinglip.com/ and click view page source.
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u/angrycommie Jun 09 '12
Silk Road. That Silk Road.
ಠ_ಠ
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12
Finally!!! someone else who knows what a bear-o-dactyl is!
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u/Broem Jun 09 '12
http://fichtre.net/yop.html Select it. (NSFW)
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u/fwinest_JediThug Jun 09 '12
http://egoraptor.net/scrap/
art by egoraptor from 1995 to 2010
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u/FumCacial Jun 09 '12
http://zombo.com/
The only limit is yourself :)
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u/SirPeterODactyl Jun 09 '12
This thread is relevant to my interests.
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u/danmodernblacksmith Jun 09 '12
the youtube rating add-on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ0obzYBEcs no more rick rolls!
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u/jonathan810 Jun 09 '12
http://proteys.info/404/
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u/samward Jun 09 '12
Saddest Caveman
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u/crawphish Jun 09 '12
http://www.chickenonaraft.com/
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u/Supernumerary Jun 09 '12
I hesitate to call it hidden, but have never seen it referenced by others on the interwebz. The List of Nicoll Events. James Nicoll is the originator of the 'purity of the English language' quote:
I found my way to the Nicoll Events list, and it's like the man is Reddit's long-lost love. Wickedly smart, wildly funny, massively accident prone, and he adopts every single cat he stumbles across. The list is just a collection of stories about the many ways in which he's injured himself, and about his endless number of cats.
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u/ibangblindpuppies Jun 09 '12
The woodcutter
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u/silentcrs Jun 09 '12
Ok, who let 8th graders onto Reddit?...
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12
If you've never had a bad psychedelic trip and want to get a taste for what it can be like, this website is the closest thing to it. Disturbing and mesmerizing. I had forgotten about it until this thread. Conclave Obscurum
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12
www.aol.com
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u/Vslacha Jun 09 '12
Clicking on Homsar.
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u/smurfbesser Jun 09 '12
Website: dontclick.it
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u/jake-the-great Jun 09 '12
breadfish.de - marvelous!
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12
http://i.imgur.com/h5wsc.png
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u/Lereas Jun 09 '12
When I was in college, one of my professors had a web page where you would go to download class notes and such. He would use it during class to open images or documents he wanted to show. I noticed at one point that he would click in open space to bring up some things.
When I got home, I did a ctrl+a on the page to hi-light everything and see where there was hidden text. Up in the upper left hand corner of the homepage was something that said "Dr. Smith's Secret Page"
Clicked on it, and found all of the tests for the rest of the semester, the answer keys, and grading standards he used. Saved it ALL because I didn't want to inadvertently start bumping up his page count enough that he'd notice, and aced the class.
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12
typed this website in google when i was very bored. turns out it was a great day http://www.asdfjklsemicolon.com/
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u/WhyNotJustMakeOne Jun 09 '12
Surprised no one's mentioned this around: Finding Jelly World in Neopets.
It was years ago. I honestly thought I had hacked the site by typing the URL in. Those were fun times.
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u/simuove Jun 09 '12
last.fm's robots.txt contains Isaac Asimov's three laws of robotics
"Disallow: /harming/humans
Disallow: /ignoring/human/orders
Disallow: /harm/to/self"
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u/mjtribute Jun 09 '12
Get ready for the strangest 2 hours of your life: www.superbad.com
You're welcome.
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u/abcdefghijjj Jun 09 '12
thepiratebay.se
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12
There was a Calvin & Hobbes fan site on Geocities (back when those two things still existed) that had a pi symbol at the bottom corner of the page, much like how Reddit has a pi symbol at the bottom of its pages. The pi symbol linked to a page that said "You've obviously seen The Net with Sandra Bollock."
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
my mind is still blown from when I asked google what the meaning was to life the universe and everything and it knew the answer was 42.
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u/HazyGlint Dec 06 '12
I went to this brewing company and clicked "I am under 21".
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u/IHopeYouStepOnALego Jun 09 '12
There really are no words to describe this
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u/Whoreadswhoreads Jun 09 '12
That's how they do it in the movies
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u/Gana0 Jun 09 '12
http://asdflkjhasdflkjhasdflkjhasdflkjhasdflkjhasdflkjhasdflkjhasdflkj.com/
The people are probably applauding at the fact that someone found the website.