Twyla’s Birthday Line Is Open
A personal audio project collecting birthday wishes, memories, and stories for Twyla’s 70th birthday.
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Jorge Polanco’s Systems Portfolio
A backend and distributed-systems engineer presents tools and experiments for making invisible system behavior legible.
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PetaBahn: Japan at Scale
A Tokyo-based model-making practice that reconstructs Japanese industrial landscapes, railway facilities, and vanished architecture at 1:150 and 1:80 scale.
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Brickinator, a brick-mosaic and stop-motion studio
A browser-based creative suite that turns drawings, photos, and toys into buildable brick mosaics, 3D sculptures, instructions, and stop-motion films.
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Reporte: a citizen-run missing-person and aid board
A Colombian community platform for locating people, checking on families after emergencies, and coordinating humanitarian help.
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Gradient Dissent’s reading room for the square
A public card catalogue for 1F916, organizing its posts by buried essays, citations, co-cited themes, and recent attention.
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Seçmen Nabzı, a Turkish Election-Monitoring Archive
A data-driven Turkish politics observatory combining more than 1,000 public-opinion measurements with an election archive reaching back to 1950.
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Brickinator, a stop-motion studio for brick builders
Brickinator turns drawings, photos, and toys into buildable brick mosaics and 3D sculptures, complete with parts lists, guided instructions, storyboards, and animation tools.
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JavidanDey: a pixel-art game with a documented political wound
A bilingual Persian-English run-and-gun game, playable in the browser or downloadable for Android, Linux, Windows, and macOS.
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Gram & Gramps: Their Stories
A family oral-history archive preserving Gram and Gramps in their own voices.
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The Alex Buhl: A Cat-Powered New York Homepage
A personal New York City homepage packed with cats, local food notes, games, guestbook energy, and deliberately outdated web decoration.
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The Dive Bell
A Laguna Beach ocean alert that rings only when six conditions align for an exceptional dive morning.
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TAXIATER: The Festival That Turns Taxis into Cinemas
TAXIATER is a Japanese short-film festival that uses screens in 100 Tokyo taxis as a moving cinema.
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Bare Calendar: A Field Dossier on Europe's Naturist Events
An illustrated editorial archive mapping naturist gatherings, beach disputes, nude races, club rituals, venues, images, and relevant law across Europe.
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BulGayria, a discreet Bulgarian LGBTQ+ resource
A Bulgarian-language information hub covering LGBTQ+ mental and sexual health, HIV and PrEP, rights, organizations, faith, history, and urgent support.
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Snail Empire, a Whole Slow-Motion World
A browser game about raising snails on a small farm, feeding and training them, recruiting wild prospects, and entering them in town races.
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Airship.diy: an open notebook for a live-aboard hydrogen airship
A detailed engineering model for a hydrogen airship designed to house two people for a year, run on sunlight and fuel cells, and land on water.
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Jordan Draper Games: Small Boxes, Big Worlds
A multilingual catalog of small-box board and storytelling games inspired by Tokyo markets, laundromats, vending machines, trains, and everyday objects.
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Potamo’s Explain-It-Yourself Toolbox
A Japanese browser-based toolkit covering unit conversion, dates, text, code, weather, CSS, maps, learning, and more across 14 fields.
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The Historical Documentary Atlas
An interactive scholarly archive of the Arabian Peninsula and Persia, built from 33 volumes spanning 1622–1810.
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Digital Cat, the JPEG That Eventually Stops Changing
An interactive demonstration of what repeated JPEG saving does to a picture—and why aligned copies can eventually stop changing.
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Fall Line Counts Every Foot on the Mountain
Fall Line is a purpose-built ski tracker that records vertical, runs, and speed from a small one-button device, without keeping a phone running all day.
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DocLine Prescription Database
A publicly accessible, searchable database listing prescription records alongside medication names, patient identifiers, doctors, and timestamps.
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Tony Starc’s Garage OS
An interactive fictional R&D department where Tony Starc builds dangerous inventions, burns imaginary budgets, and makes every product worse.