That's Not For Sale: a monster pawn-shop game
A co-op horror-comedy game where up to four players run a pawn shop for monsters, haggle over oddities, and decide what must stay off the counter.
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The Asymmetry Audit: When AI Answers Shift
A matched-prompt study tests whether 13 commercial AI models hold factual answers when questions about the Armenian Genocide and Holocaust are reframed.
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The DC League Post puts a fantasy league on the sports desk
A fantasy-football league publication combining matchup predictions, live scores, win probabilities, standings, and lineup commentary.
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Third Umpire rebuilds cricket’s unreviewed LBW appeals
A browser-based tool reconstructs LBW appeals in 3D from video, alongside an archive of reviewed verdicts.
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UAP Case Archive keeps the witness wording—and the ordinary explanations
A searchable archive of reported UAP sightings, with witness accounts, source links, and explanations where available.
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Vimrealm: A Neovim Dungeon
A browser-based ASCII dungeon that teaches Vim commands through movement, combat, and puzzles.
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Volume Race: the prediction-market scoreboard
An interactive tracker compares reported prediction-market volumes across exchanges, with market breakdowns, downloadable data, and a state-by-state legal tracker.
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Wellmourn: messages after the funeral
A richly detailed site for an upcoming first-person mystery game about Nora returning to her mother’s cliffside home in 1987.
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Formality 98: a Windows 98 workplace form
A browser game stages the ordeal of entering your name into an office account form, then installing one program.
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Ya estaba escrito: a literary scavenger hunt for your phrase
Search a phrase against public-domain Spanish literature, or find its imagined address in Borges’s Library of Babel.
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yapbook, the audiobook that takes questions
An audiobook app that reads your own books and papers aloud, with questions answered from the material you have heard so far.
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Yarnball plots routes for the Kitten Space Agency
A browser-based planner for comparing interplanetary transfers, launch windows, and gravity-assist routes.
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Zanshin Calendar: two almanac traditions, computed offline
An Android calendar app presents Tibetan and historical Japanese dates alongside their almanac readings, solar details, and local sunrise and sunset.
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a11ypatterns: one button, two experiences
An independent library of 50 accessibility patterns for designing, building, and reviewing digital interfaces.
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Abol Ni Vaacha Foundation’s daily rounds
An Ahmedabad animal-welfare foundation documents feeding, rescue, treatment and adoption work for street dogs and birds.
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Addipedia: What’s in the food, and why?
A Thai food-additive reference that lets readers look up E-numbers and products, then compare regulatory positions with research evidence.
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Adversarial Backtesting puts trading strategies on trial
A paid audit service re-simulates algorithmic trading backtests independently, then compares trades to check whether a strategy’s apparent edge holds up.
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A Summer Camp for Children with Allergies
A volunteer-run, two-night camp in Kanagawa for elementary-school children with asthma, atopic dermatitis, food allergies, and related conditions.
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Anaconda, Montana: The Smelter City
A richly illustrated, chaptered history of Anaconda’s copper-smelting era, its bid to become Montana’s capital, and the stack that still marks the town.
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Autofarmation: automation for the small farm
A DIY small-farm guide with calculators and build examples for automating tasks using parts the site says owners can maintain themselves.
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BANDROOM.GAMES: The Music-Practice Arcade
A free browser collection of music-practice games and tools for band instruments, voice, rhythm, and note reading.
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Deep Space Desk: a space-news channel with cartoon anchors
A pixel-art parody channel turns live space data and launch updates into short broadcasts voiced by synthetic anchors.
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Drum Machines Have No Soul: The Machine Museum
An illustrated, source-led history of commercial drum machines, browsable across 234 instruments, makers, eras, ads, and catalogues.
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Holy Cow! — The dairy-gala murder mystery
A forthcoming illustrated detective game sends players through a milk company’s gala, where they’ll question guests, inspect evidence, and build a case.