Where Money Goes: from global GDP to one mobile game
An interactive map lets visitors drill from world GDP through household spending and digital purchases to individual mobile games.
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An interactive map lets visitors drill from world GDP through household spending and digital purchases to individual mobile games.
An interactive, chaptered story uses game-theory choices to examine promises, then connects the question to Vanberg’s 2008 experiment and the author’s research.
A web museum tracing whales through art, household objects, books, currency, stamps, and the histories of work and food.
A Japanese guide for finding and comparing decaffeinated teas by taste, aroma, caffeine labeling, price, and how you like to drink them.
A free course that guides learners from their first Python code to writing Andrej Karpathy’s 200-line microGPT.
A bilingual news publication that recasts contemporary events through the voices and perspectives of ancient Roman writers.
An open-source local tool that turns Claude Code, Codex, and Mistral Vibe sessions into a live or replayable team-call view.
AgentsReady benchmarks whether an AI agent can navigate a developer platform’s public onboarding path and obtain an API key.
Antilobby.com tracks the effects of Germany’s health-insurance savings law and emergency-care reform on insured people, practices, and hospitals, with references to legislation, parliamentary documents, court decisions, and official statistics.
A downloadable, invitation-only fantasy RPG that presents a persistent world of trades, travel, party play, and turn-based combat.
A curated directory of open-source reconstructions, compatibility projects, and tools for understanding how software works.
An India-focused guide to understanding government, checking political claims, and taking action on public issues.
A Glasgow studio presents OverCrowd, a crowd-simulation tool for Unreal Engine 5, alongside ready-to-use crowd packs and custom services.
An open-source 2D CAD editor that runs in a browser and opens, edits, and saves DXF drawings on your device.
A turn-based JRPG follows goose-herder Yvie and a band of companions across five lands to decide what to ask a comet.
Crusader Bench runs AI models through Stronghold Crusader maps and scores the village economies they build against idle and human-played baselines.
An interactive browser simulation walks through making a cyanotype, from coating paper and exposing a negative to washing and drying the blue print.
A playable Chrome dino-style satire swaps cacti for Delhi Police barricades and lets players run as a cast of pixel avatars.
derechoalavivienda-lanzarote.site
A citizen-led housing movement in Lanzarote documents its protest, organizes ongoing assemblies and workgroups, and invites people to participate.
An independent historical archive of Puerto Rico’s Baloncesto Superior Nacional, covering seasons, finals, teams, players, awards, and records from 1930 to 2026.
A resident-led site explains a proposed 2027 ballot petition to raise Rindge, New Hampshire’s elderly property-tax exemption income limits for inflation.
A browser-based fantasy RPG where players answer English exercises to cast spells and travel through a story.
An unofficial fan-made exploration game with procedural planetary terrain, a flight interface, and experimental multiplayer.
A civic watchdog site with a searchable map of community-reported license-plate cameras and tools for tracking commutes and making public-records requests.