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Le 04 août 2019 à 00:21:36 TroBi1JVC a écrit :

Le 04 août 2019 à 00:20:26 Asurah9 a écrit :

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Le 04 août 2019 à 00:08:15 TroBi1JVC a écrit :

> Le 04 août 2019 à 00:06:55 Asurah9 a écrit :

>Un site gore du lien d'un khey theync un truc comme ca

j'viens de le trouver et effectivement un peu gore

Un peu ? y'a une image ou y a une dame décapité avec ses organes qui ressortent et qui te fixe avec un sourire comme ça :-d
c'est pas un peu...
pour moi c'est meme pire que les videos de cartels mexicains

ca m'a rien fait de look en tout cas

normal c'est une image qui date depuis plus de 1 an (sans doute supprimé) je sais pas tu regarde quoi sur le site mais moi j'y retourne pas

c'est dans le meme style que bestgore donc globalement j'ai deja vu des vidéos de ce style

t'as l'estomac solide khey

yyyyyyyy.info - An intriguing site and his randomness makes it stand. Everytime you hit refresh, something new pops up on your screen. Probably a random collage of images and gifts. which leads to weird videos or more randomly generated content. At the bottom of the site another interesting aspect, being 3 shapes. These leads you to the website's nfts. They are priced at 1 ETH.
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Site puts emphasis on privacy and discretion. Users have the ability to mask or blur their photos and can reveal them only to individuals they chose. However in 2015 the site suffered a massive data breach with hackers managing to steal personal informations of million of users including names, email adresses and other sensitive details. This even included data from customers who previously paid a 19 dollars fee to have Ashley Madison to delete their data. Madison claimed she beefed up security measures but the incident forever tainted the website.
Image thehomicidemonitor - A comprehensive public data set focusing on murder across the globe.. The website covers a wide range of countries and territories with a particular focus on the Americas. It provides updated data informations including the latest available data for most of the countries up to 2022. You can see some striking statistics like the fact that Latin America who accounts for 13% of the population has a 34% global homicides. It also offers deeper insights into the nature and trends of homicidal violence. For example 48 000 people were killed in Brazil in 2022. It also shows the use of firearms and homicides in Latin America and the Carbibea, and 71% of homicides are committed with firearms here during the same year, which is significantly higher than the worldwide average which is 41%. The homicide monitor can also shows the impact of the pandemic on the homicides rate.
library of babel - A digital homage to a concept from a story by Jorge Louise Bores. The site and its companion, the babel image archives dives deep into the idea of infinity through text and images. Basically the monkey typewriter theory and image form. The babel image of archives plays in particular with the concept of creating every possible image on a 640 x 416 pixel canvas using a palette of 4 096 different colours. Numbers get mindblowing as the website holds every image that could ever be from very mundane collages of random pixels to works of fine arts.

You can search for images by uploading your own. which then gets matched with a similar through slightly altered images from the archive with an unique identifier number. The vast collection is part of a larger website inspired by bz's story. Where the library of babel contains every book that could possibly be written., filled with both profound and non sensical. Despite overwhelming odds against finding anything meaningful in the sea of random pixels, it's an interesting concept. hotel 626 - It's a A web based horror game launched in 2008, designed to immerge players into a spooky, interactive experience without needing to download. The game first stood out because it could only be played from 6 pm to 6 am adding to its atmosphere. Players get asked to enter their personal details like their phone number and enable their webcam and microphone, setting the stage for a serie of challenges that blended virtual and real worlds. For its time, the game's graphics were impressive. It included various tasks that increased in intensity. Game starts with you and a camera.

You have to go about an extremely dark room taking photos to light up your surroundings. You eventually stumble upon and take a photo of a girl sitting in the dark. The challenges were designed to be more engaging, by breaking the fourth wall like in one of the puzzle's rooms filled with photos of people. There is a specific photo you need to find but you don't realize the photo you need to find was secretly taken with your webcam to be displayed within the game.

One of the game's more unestting thing was the ability to call your phone in real life with instructions to escape the hotel.
Hotel 626 was revealed to be an advertisement for Doritos with no direct product placement, no references and nothing implying it has something to do with Doritos. His success led to a sequel : Asylum 626 which pushed the interactive elements further by integrating players facebook friends into the experience by posting on your facebook without you knowing. This sequel faced criticism for lacking the original's creativity and for promotion that required you purchasing a bag of Doritos to progress in the game. Despite its brief existence, hotel626 still stands out for how unique it was for the time. The advertisement campaign was intended to revive discontinued Doritos flavors. Yet the game itself left a much larger impact.

Goggle.com - A practise known as typo squatting. It's squatting on misspelling or typo of a popular website's domain name. In this case, it's one of the most visited websites in the world. When someone registers for a doamin that is just a misspelled version of a popular website and to catch people who make a typo when entering, the website adress. When you mistakenly visit goggle, instead of finding what you are looking for, your device would be infected by the malware Laden website where you are spammed with error messages and rnadom pop ups.
thisman.org - A fascinating website telling about a mysterious figure that apparently thousands of people aroudn the world saw in their dreams.
Apparently someone posted the image on the internet and when he did, load of people started saying they also saw this man in their dreams. The site goal is to connect all these people to try to figure out who this guy is and why he pop ups in so many people's dreams with no apparent pattern between people.
You can read the dream's descriptions on the website with a lot of people not describing him as a nightmarish figure but rather as a comforting presence who makes them feel safe.

It's obviously sparked to all sort of theories with some people thinking he might be some sort of divine being when other think it's just a man. The website is interactive too, with a contact page where you can send in your own dream experiences.
Some other people think it's just a scam site with false reports. lastmealproject.com - It's a website focusing on the last meals of people who are executed.

It's pretty straightforward with a photo of the person with their last meal choice on it. But it's more a broader topic of the death penalty. It shows a variety of cases from those who might not have actually deserved death penalty to those who are actually found innocent after their execution. staggeringbeauty - It's an unique website where we agree to buy a simple wormlike figure that follows your mouse movements. The site contains extreme flashing lights that can trigger those with light sensitive epilepsy. The site has its own warning for that. When it comes to moving your mouse faster, as you increase the speed of your mouse movement, the website transforms from a calm flowing motion to a burst of flashing light and loud heavy metal music.
planecrashinfo.com - It's a comprehensive archive listing crashes from planes from all over the world. It's detailed, cataloging crashes like the number of victims, the location, the flight number, the airline involved.
It's structured in a way that makes it easy to understand the various aspects of each crash. On oef the somber feature of the site is the section containing the last recorded words from flights, usually from the cockpit voice recorder. It can be quite heavy to listen to. The site also covers unusual and rare causes of crashes.
housecreep.com - It's a rather unique website that documents houses within the history of various incidents. These include homicides, involvment in drug related activities, and even report of paranormal activities.

It's kind of a database for houses with intriguing or troubled pasts. One of the feature of the site allows you to search for houses in your own area which can give you insights into the events that might have taken place in properties near you. The paranormal section of the site is also interesting as it contains some stories of alleged haunting or other explained phenomenas.

lomando.com It's an horror online puzzle game created by Nitao. It sets in a haunted amusement park called fancy island. In the game you play as an unamed protagonist referred to as you or the visitor. The game masks its sinister nature by an exterior that seems cute and innocent. Quickly the player discovers a transform park filled with puzzles, cryptic codes, and of course ghosts. The game plays a mix of expiration and RPG Star Battles, also solving puzzle. Navigating through the maze lightake park are key aspects, battling against various enemies are crucial to progress and obtaining codes are essential for further advancement in the game. So the website offers an unique game experience, learing classic japanese horror elements for puzzle solving RPG battles.