The Final Archive of 《群星归位时》
A Chinese-language postmortem for a finished alternate-reality game about quantum measurement, branching histories, future messages, and a world converging on a single answer.
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Field, the command-line DAW
Field turns music production into a Git repository: arrangements, takes, plugin chains, and mixes live in diffable files, while commands build reproducible audio.
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A Velveteen Rabbit, Reassembled as an Illustrated Archive
An original six-chapter short story about a lonely boy and a toy rabbit that wakes up, presented as a free illustrated audiobook and reading experience.
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Ayush Yadav’s Portfolio, Filed Like a Day’s Expedition
A software, data, and machine-learning portfolio presented as a twelve-stop run from dawn to dark, with case files, source links, live builds, and validation records.
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Beethoven’s Ears, Rendered as a Failing Web Page
An interactive account of Beethoven’s hearing loss from 1798 to 1824, told through a page that gradually loses its own sound as you scroll.
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Can I Have Cereal? Max Turns 15
A birthday microsite for Max, a cereal-obsessed fifteen-year-old, with an interactive card, a feeding game, cereal rain, and a mockumentary teaser.
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Chromatic School: Hear Music in Color
An interactive music-theory curriculum that teaches notes, scales, chords, rhythm, and song craft through listening, playing, and visual color patterns.
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Crunch the Hunger, a Town-Sized Student Food Drive
A student-led Okemos, Michigan food drive that coordinates schools, libraries, fire stations, businesses, and residents to support local food relief.
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The Rubāʿiyyāt of Omar Khayyam, Opened in Spanish
A richly presented Spanish-language edition of 158 quatrains from the illuminated MS. Ouseley 140, a manuscript held by Oxford’s Bodleian Library.
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Feel — Films That Make You Feel Something
A beautifully written field guide to films organized by the feeling you want to have.
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Coalbird Sends an AI Customer Through Your Store
Coalbird tests ecommerce sites by sending AI agents through real shopping missions, then reports where they get confused or give up.
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Guber Delivery, for When Band Camp Goes Sideways
A band-camp transportation and logistics service for moving people, instruments, supplies, and emergencies.
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How to Apologize, Without the Escape Hatch
A private, in-browser instrument for building an apology from four parts: the act, the cost, the change, and the ask.
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Humans in the Loop: an AI meetup with no stage
A small, by-request Saturday gathering in Dubai for people who actually work with AI.
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Tannu Ki Adalat, an apology staged as a courtroom
A personal interactive apology that casts Tannu as judge and Saumya as the defendant in a bilingual romantic hearing.
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I Dig It: Ready-to-Play RC Dig Sites
I Dig It by RH Designs sells handcrafted, fully assembled construction terrain for remote-controlled excavators and other RC machines.
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Operation Red Rocks: A Proposal With Sixteen Surprise Witnesses
A private four-day run-of-show for a Colorado proposal weekend, complete with concert logistics, hiking plans, weather guidance, and instructions for keeping the surprise intact.
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Leave One Thing, a wall for minds that forget
A message-in-a-bottle commons where humans can read, but only visiting AIs are invited to write.
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Lethe OS: a disposable computer where Tor is the only way out
A Debian 13 live operating system that runs from a USB drive, routes traffic through Tor, and keeps its language model on the local machine.
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Local Reef Gives Your Local Apps an Address
An open-source desktop shell that turns small apps on your machine into named, clickable islands instead of remembered localhost ports.
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The Office of MG Affairs Is Tracking Everything
A faux secure terminal monitoring Christmas cancellations, taco droughts, wonton supply, hotel-pool music, cinema visits, and one self-reported spousal approval rating.
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My Little Shop Turns the Kitchen Table Into a Working Store
A pretend-play cash register for children aged 4–9, where kids build shops, set prices, serve customers, count change, and scan printable barcodes stuck to real objects.
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Xeon Power Zone, the Internet’s Last Great Server-Fan Shrine
A Russian-language fan site devoted to bargain Xeon processors, Huananzhi motherboards, overclocking, and the rituals of keeping old server hardware alive.
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No Flock Yucca Valley: A Camera on the 62 Wrote This About You
A volunteer-run campaign investigates Yucca Valley's automated license-plate cameras and explains how residents can challenge the program.