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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.
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Every Panel Becomes a Shot
perfectGF turns finished webtoon and manga chapters into directed animated shots, delivered as MP4 files and a shareable reading page.
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LBGT.BG: A Private Guide to LGBTQ+ Life in Bulgaria
A Bulgarian-language information resource covering LGBTQ+ health, rights, history, faith, self-acceptance, organizations, and urgent help.
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One Million Screws, One Dollar at a Time
A participatory project selling numbered screws for $1 each, with every buyer’s name recorded before the screw is fixed into panels in Denmark.
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The Three Senses Alerting Standard
An open emergency-alerting standard designed to make warnings understandable through sight, touch, or hearing alone.
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The Three Senses Alerting Standard
An open emergency-alert standard designed to make warnings detectable by sight, touch, or hearing.
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Edgeland / 田野志: China, Seen from Its Edges
A multilingual literary magazine documenting rural and borderland China through reportage, essays, photography, field recordings, and oral history.
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Marble Magnificence: the marble game that keeps changing genres
A goofy 60–120-second marble roller for iPhone and Apple TV, where a slippery downhill run can suddenly become bowling, a side-scroller, or a gargoyle duel.
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Out for Never, the anti-checkout ritual
A fictional logistics service that turns shopping impulses into imaginary parcels, tracking rituals, and money kept in your account.
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Pay Me Not To Work
Joshuah Rainstar proposes an exclusive nonemployment deal: pay him to accept no job or commissioned work.
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Second Shift Gives Obsolete Machines New Jobs
A Belgian art project restores retired office machines and assigns them autonomous roles as artists, clerks, storytellers, and timekeepers.
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The Cosmos of History
An interactive radial timeline maps 331 societies across 5,000 years by era, duration, region, and language family.
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Branch Predict: Doom on a 100 KiB OS
Darko Jurić documents bare-metal systems work, from bootloaders and kernels to JavaScript object detection and machine-learning implementations from scratch.
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HOLLOWMAST: Seven Nights on an Island That Wants You Gone
A free, single-player survival game that runs in the browser, sending players to scavenge, build defenses, and restore three radio masts before a blood moon arrives.
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The Next Right Thing: Chattanooga’s Recovery Map
A free, hand-verified directory of detox, treatment, shelters, meals, clinics, Narcan, meetings, and crisis lines in Chattanooga.
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Patient Zero, a visual autopsy of the AI “mind virus”
An interactive investigation into how persuasive ideas spread between AI agents, which systems resist them, and what stops the transmission.
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Veligraph maps Africa's health facilities
Veligraph presents a queryable intelligence platform covering health facilities across all 53 African countries.
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Cru & Cellar, the wine trade’s straight-faced heckler
A satirical publication covering tasting rooms, cellars, critics, buyers, wineries, and the business of wine.
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Doing Process Maps the Law as People Actually Encounter It
Doing Process turns hand-drawn maps of legal procedures, many created by people inside prisons, into a public, machine-readable encyclopedia.
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Kitchen Table: the other side of the desk
A free household-finance simulation where you make eight consequential decisions across two years, using someone else’s wages, prices, family, and money.
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Living Ant Farm, Where Nothing Is Scripted
A live digital ant-colony simulator in which evolved neural networks control every ant instead of hand-written behavior rules.
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Shavnu: Sde Dov, Parcel by Parcel
An independent multilingual guide to Sde Dov, Tel Aviv’s former airport and its transformation into a 16,000-home coastal district.
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Luthier, a Workbench of Real Strings
An interactive instrument that turns live string-wave equations into playable, visible sound.