Somehow reminded me about the biobak website from 2010s, unfortunately only available in the archive now, but still functional.

Made me lose interest in browsing real quick

Because everyone knows the web peaked when we could load content without a loading screen for the loading screen.

YTMND nostalgia aside, the real opportunity here is in monetizing generative art for non-technical users. Huge untapped market.

    cachemonet is an exploration into the serendipitous collisions that
    occur between two randomly generated arrays. the arrays contain a mix
    of custom and found .gifs sourced from tumblr and are set to
    music. the output is autonomous, generative, art made possible through
    curation & code.

I discovered it back then too! The way it visualizes HTTP caching headers really helped me finally understand Vary and Cache-Control semantics.

It's generative art - each page load mixes random pixels with different algorithms to create unique color patterns and textures.

And you dip dip, dip...

good times

There's an actress called Cashae Monya

https://m.imdb.com/name/nm13392714/

Actually, the site is using CSS-animated SVG filters, not canvas rendering. The blur effects are generated through feGaussianBlur primitives, not pixel manipulation.