FRAME: a field guide to propaganda techniques
A public archive catalogues propaganda artifacts by the techniques they use, from historical posters to recent influence campaigns.
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The Last Mirror: a mystery inside the dead web
A bilingual mystery game asks players to investigate the Internet’s collapse using an old computer and an archive of the web.
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The Sound Cloud Machine
A browser-based sonification project that pairs uploaded sounds with clouds and turns cloud photos or local sky data into ambient sound.
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vinoWhisper: Linux captions on an Intel NPU
A Linux tool for live captions and voice typing, running whisper-small.en locally on an Intel NPU.
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Voice Agent Bench’s Vapi–Retell phone test
A recorded comparison of two voice-agent platforms, using a dental receptionist scenario and reporting call outcomes, latency, and raw data.
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We Reset You All: a rate-limit reset game
A browser-based parody strategy game about managing weekly AI chatbot limits, balancing resets, subscription churn, compute costs, and public hype.
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Whatcom Land: Approved, Not Necessarily Cut
An interactive map of timber harvest approvals in Whatcom County, with plain-language explanations of the process and its public records.
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Invisible ink: a Cyrillic lookalike in plain sight
An interactive security research demo shows how Cyrillic letters can make a lookalike domain appear to spell a familiar name.
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An Apple lookalike, letter by letter
An interactive research demo shows how Cyrillic characters can make a domain resemble apple.com while resolving to a different address.
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Invisible Ink: a Cyrillic lookalike for apple.com
An interactive security research demo shows how Cyrillic letters can make a separate domain resemble apple.com.
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ZerosLand: a Minecraft server remembered in chapters
A Russian-language archive tracing ZerosLand from its 2023 Minecraft opening through WinterLand, nullmc, player-built places and milestones.
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Almighty.AION2: A Japanese AION2 tracker
A Japanese-language toolkit for tracking AION2 character progress, daily and weekly tasks, timers, and game-related resources.
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A Compendium of the Ancient Gods
A visual catalogue of 634 ancient deities, arranged in historical rooms with stories and source notes.
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Baba Budan Archives puts the hills’ paper trail on view
A documentary archive tracing the history of Baba Budan Hills through land records, coffee history, court records, and succession materials.
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BifDMA, the cheat product that insists it isn’t real
A detailed parody of a DMA cheat site for Arena Breakout: Infinite, complete with fake features and an excuse generator; the page says nothing is real or for sale.
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Breakwater tests SDK migrations against the code they change
Breakwater is an AI agent that updates customer code for breaking SDK changes, checks the changes against repository tests, and opens pull requests.
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Bring Four turns the Pokémon ladder into matchup evidence
A daily dashboard of win rates and team combinations on the Pokémon Champions Regulation M-C doubles ladder.
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CountryDuel makes countries face off in pictures
An interactive atlas compares two countries through visualized statistics, maps, rankings, and quick-play quizzes.
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Crawwwlers gives AI coding sessions pixel companions
A desktop overlay uses animated characters to show the state of AI coding sessions and, for supported prompts, let you respond without finding the terminal.
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どれだけいる — “How Much Do I Need?”
A Japanese collection of calculators for estimating how much home-improvement and household material to buy.
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Ever Eat This Man? — Breakfast’s recurring face
A participatory mystery site collects anonymous reports of the same face appearing in people’s breakfast.
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The Frostbound Lay: an AI-made Bard’s Tale homage
A free browser RPG tribute to the 1985 game, with a new city, story, party, spells, and dungeon to explore.
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Giggles & Reads: a building’s book club, run by kids
A kid-run apartment-complex book club where borrowing and donating books earn tokens, with reading games and a Hall of Fame.
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Glassbox: 94 interactive explainers
An open-source shelf of free interactive explainers about how things work, with options to play, read, and explore each subject’s history.