The Office of Golf Standards, Est. 1895 — Allegedly
A fictional regulatory office that lets golfers report, cite, appeal, and voluntarily register their offending friends.
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A fictional regulatory office that lets golfers report, cite, appeal, and voluntarily register their offending friends.
A mock bureaucratic notice records a sunlight-restitution settlement involving one cup of coffee, one defendant, and the Leiria Region.
A free browser-based toolkit of offshore lifting, rigging, HSE, asset-integrity, and compliance calculators.
A free, no-registration map for evaluating land plots, from electricity and roads to wetlands, slopes, forests, and legal restrictions.
A Glasgow review desk evaluates every game through headphones, television speakers, and complete silence instead of giving it a numerical score.
A weekly broadcast pairing a horror film with a metal album, beginning with Night of the Living Dead and Blood Incantation’s Starspawn.
A custom 11-by-14-inch framed print made from four photos of your dog pooping, arranged as a gallery-style composition.
A Grayling, Michigan record store, skateboard shop, analog audio house, event venue, and DIY record label.
A neighborhood project measuring nighttime noise street by street in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and helping residents make complaints through documented channels.
A public status page monitors an over-instrumented office coffee pot and commissions a fifteen-second song whenever its state changes.
sinatrathroughallofsinatratime.com
A day-by-day, sourced archive of Frank Sinatra’s life and career from 1935 to 1997.
A service for writing letters to your future self, then delivering them years later even after your email, phone, city, or the company itself has changed.
A Chinese-language personal memoir and free method archive about using AI to reconstruct a deceased mother’s voice, stories, and manner of speaking.
A technology publication about what software shipped, what it actually does, and what happens when it breaks.
A strategy game about reading a lair’s hidden doctrine, questioning a captive, and choosing four champions from an eight-person warband.
The companion site for a science-fiction novel about a fourth interstellar object, backed by a linked archive of astronomical observations and disputed evidence.
A precision platformer built from 70 handcrafted chambers, where consistent trap patterns turn every death into a lesson.
A Japanese field guide to exploring Ueda Castle through its battles, terrain, surviving structures, seasonal changes, and surrounding town.
An interactive 10-room museum for the final season of a French daily-vlog tradition, with a daily episode, archive, guestbook, charity challenge, pop-up, and farewell concert.
Voocie turns veterinary records, lab results, prescriptions, and other documents into a lifelong pet-health timeline, with AI answers and visit preparation grounded in that history.
An independent Welsh-language site that tests, compares, and documents what AI models can produce in Welsh, across text, speech, and creative work.
A multilingual public-data project tracking the declared assets, liabilities, and net worth of Philippine presidents, vice presidents, and senators from 2004 onward.
A native Mac PDF toolkit that puts 18 tools in one window, including offline redaction that verifies text, pixels, metadata, and output history before writing the file.
An archaeology project investigating ancient landscapes and civilisations with lidar, machine learning, remote-sensing data, and ancient texts.