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Nate Emerson’s three-rendering management philosophy
A job application for Midjourney’s web-team leadership role, presented as an interactive argument about how to build confident engineering teams.
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Humility: The Stephen Parsons Story
An official author microsite for a free memoir about Stephen Parsons, a man who has mastered the art of praising his own humility.
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Ashenda in Black Turns a Profile Photo into a Campaign Portrait
A browser-based tool creates profile pictures for the Ashenda in Black justice campaign, with veils, foliage, blossoms, black backdrops, and Facebook-ready formats.
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557
Mosswater Restores a Flooded Valley, One Object at a Time
A free merge-and-restoration game about rebuilding a valley that was flooded for a reservoir in 1961.
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Museum of Ordinary Life
A living archive collecting the objects, interfaces, routines, documents, sounds, and testimony that explain everyday life in 2026 and beyond.
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Norway Investigation Protocol, or How to Dress Up as the Police
norwayinvestigationprotocol.online
A purported Norwegian police portal offering emergency guidance, incident reporting, passport appointments, police certificates, and public-safety information.
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Nuit de prod turns outages into Top 50 songs
A French-language incident-to-song generator for on-call teams, complete with lyrics, karaoke, cover art, and a panne leaderboard.
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One New Ticket, Somehow Operational
A retro browser game turns corporate IT support into an investigation: diagnose fictional tickets, inspect simulated systems, and keep a failing company alive.
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Paper Telegram Turns Internet Messages Into Printer Paper
A tiny web service lets friends and family send plain-text notes that print as real paper telegrams for Vinny and Chase.
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Petri, the Sealed World With an AI God
A public pixel terrarium where artificial organisms evolve inside a persistent simulation shaped by a language model.
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Phuck That: A Wall for What You’re Done Carrying
An interactive catharsis board where visitors name something they want to put down, then choose one small action to take instead.
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Pixel Gold Coast, Building by Building
A free interactive isometric map that places Gold Coast businesses, buildings, suburbs, transport, schools, and public-interest layers on one explorable coast-wide map.
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Puerto Rico’s Climate Plan, Explained for Everyone
A Spanish-language visual guide to Puerto Rico’s P-MARCC climate mitigation, adaptation, and resilience plan.
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Baffy Golf Caddy Finds Where Your Strokes Went
Baffy turns a 60-second golf-round log into one diagnosis: the part of your game that cost you most, and what to fix before Saturday.
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The Long Road, where every run leaves a family history
An in-development mobile auto-battler sends a three-person party through fifty rounds of fights, camps, shops, storms, and inherited consequences.
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Kenbe Sa Ou Bati: Keep What You Built
A bilingual resource for Haitian business owners with TPS, offering two free Zoom classes and a written plan for thinking through what happens to their businesses and assets.
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Rules.coffee: A Manifesto for the Cup
A free, public set of ten rules for making, serving, and naming good coffee.
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The Sahuarita Ledger, Where Local News Has a Sense of Humor
A community newspaper for Arizona's Santa Cruz Valley, covering town government, schools, food, sports, weather, and local language.
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SlopGrade, the public roast machine for internet prose
Paste text into SlopGrade to receive a deterministic 0–100 SlopScore, an A–F grade, and a shareable receipt.
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Star Trail Stacker, for the nights your sky moved
A browser-based astrophotography tool that turns a folder of exposures into star trails without uploading the files.
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The Daily Unremarkable
A Melbourne-flavoured satirical newspaper covering the small victories, minor regrets, and uneventful incidents of ordinary life.
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The Frankl Project’s Five-Times Question
A proposed three-day cabin pilot for veterans, built around Viktor Frankl, Robert Sapolsky, nature, simple food, and honest conversation.
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The Living Calendar
A phenology journal tracking seasonal change, wildlife, flora, and recurring encounters across California’s Santa Ana River watershed.