Links

Bluesky: you'll have an easier time reaching me here. Stop by to say hi. I don't do social media much otherwise.
TFWiki: on the off chance you want to see the things I work on over there. Mostly Japanese Beast Wars content I chip away at.
MyAnimeList: my corner of weebworld. Pretend the huge to-be-watched chunk is not there; my process of watching shows is unorthodox.
Pixiv: I would post Beast Wars II and Beast Wars Neo art, but I keep forgetting my account exists on here. Project for another day I suppose.
Resources
Coding and guides
Sadgrl's Layout Builder: what the base of my site is built on. Good for building a beginner site for when you're not sure where to start.
Josh W. Comeau: great guides and tutorials for functions of HTML, CSS, and more.
VSCodium: a distribution of Virtual Studio Code and my code editor of choice with the telemetry option the original has filed off. IDK I just don't want Microsoft's ick fingers touching my stuff. Yes, I know you can turn off telemetry in VS Code, but consider: I do what I want :P.
Graphics
88x31 Button Maker: editor that lets you create a button in the classic 88 by 31 dimensions.
GifCities: searchable repository of GIFs from the old internet created by the Internet Archive.
TextureTown: image tiles suitable for backgrounds.
Pixel Sea: bunches o' 32 by 32 icons.
Adachi Rei animated cursor set: have Adachi Rei helpfully point out things on your computer.
Fonts
Protest Guerilla (banner)
Space Grotesk (body)
Grape Soda is used on my site button, but it will need manual tweaking when in smaller sizes for legibility.
Fun
neal.fun: fun place to waste your time.
crouton.net: you already know.
BWMegatron.com: the existence of this tickles me because it is inevitably there when I search for sites tagged with "transformers." A very fine page, yesss.
Chicken Barn: bok bok.
Archives
TFRaw: a website run by walruslaw who does tons of awesome work archiving Transformers media material spanning many of the series.
Richard Dean Anderson: not totally an archive per se, but come on, I find it entertaining! All about Richard Dean Anderson of Jack O'Neill fame.
Computer Chronicles: watch what tech was up and coming back then.