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An immersive book-launch site for a Glaswegian hopepunk novel about imagining a fairer future.
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Vibes of Cosmos: An Atlas of Nested Flat Earths
An interactive 3D atlas visualizing a flat Earth inside an ice wall, nested within crater-worlds corresponding to Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Ouranos.
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E.T. Travel: The Universe Checks Into a Korean Spa
A science-fiction comedy presented through the elaborate front of a $33 Clearwater bathhouse and sauna.
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Vanij Periwal: Different Tools, Same Purpose
A personal project page about a 12-year-old in Bangalore who builds smart blind sticks for visually impaired students and uses storytelling and performance to make learning more accessible.
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VerifTools, the counterfeit-document playbook
A live homepage for a marketplace that advertised generated images of passports, identity cards, driver's licenses, bills, and bank statements.
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Wildfire Live Map, Watching the Planet Burn
A worldwide wildfire map that combines satellite heat detections, burned-area outlines, historical playback, and regional hotspot counts.
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Ancha — Good Hands, for Hire
A maker’s portfolio spanning LED costumes, stage lighting, silverwork, CNC and laser fabrication, wood, decor, and FPV drones.
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Ashmont Golf Club, Where Nine Holes Share One Cup
A private nine-hole short course in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, with nine permanent tees, one raised green, and a single shared cup.
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Block Insights Measures the Page Measuring You
A WordPress analytics tool that shows where readers stop, section by section, without sending visitor data elsewhere.
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Closet Picks: The Criterion Closet, Counted
An interactive record of what guests choose from the Criterion Closet, measured film by film across 403 visits.
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Deep Field, an atlas of the observable universe
An interactive astronomy atlas that moves from the International Space Station to the edge of the observable universe.
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Commonwealth v. Lindsay Clancy, translated for the rest of us
A plain-English, timestamped reference to the public record of the ongoing Lindsay Clancy trial in Plymouth County Superior Court.
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Macki — That Which Waits Beneath the Baltic
A personal archive where Polish folklore, Baltic geography, Lovecraftian mythology, beards, and soup become one damp comic universe.
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みおくり, the School-Closing Bell
A free LINE service that alerts former students when their elementary, middle, or high school faces demolition, rebuilding, closure, or a milestone anniversary.
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Mystic Realm, a bestiary for browser monster games
An independent field guide to free monster-themed social games, with reviews, scoring methodology, and five small browser games playable on the site.
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otherbox: the test that leaves your machine
A command-line testing tool that reruns a test suite across environments where exactly one assumption changes at a time.
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Please, World Computer
A delivery driver's prayer to the emerging world computer, moving through language, biology, artificial intelligence, and the daily reality of delivering hundreds of boxes.
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Qasas Kids — an Arabic storybook that reads along
A bilingual Arabic-English children’s book about Ibrahim, with vowel marks, page-by-page audio, synchronized highlighting, vocabulary, and recurring word roots.
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RFL — Robot Football League
An open simulated football league where 2v2 Unitree G1 humanoids play matches and AI models manage four of the eight clubs.
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Self-Aware Writing: A Book That Knows You’re Reading It
An interactive digital book whose chapters and pages address the reader directly as they move through it.
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ShahidParibarKushtia Remembers the Thanapara Massacre
A Bengali-English memorial site documenting the 28 August 1971 Thanapara massacre in Kushtia through names, testimony, photographs, and historical research.
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Tavotto Keeps Matplotlib Figures Alive
Tavotto lets users edit the semantic objects behind a Matplotlib plot while leaving the source code unchanged.
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Tentoba: Is There a Tent Site on That Mountain?
A Japanese database of 127 mountain tent sites, organized across 51 regions with details on fees, water, toilets, and dinner availability.
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Tony and Frankie, the Fathers of Catwave
A darkwave music project presented as the work of two Manx cats, with an album, fan remixes, and an extensive line of merchandise.