Widnokrąg: Jura and Silesia from the cockpit
A free browser flight simulator lets you explore Jura, Silesia, the Beskids, and Kraków using terrain and imagery from geographic data.
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A free browser flight simulator lets you explore Jura, Silesia, the Beskids, and Kraków using terrain and imagery from geographic data.
A gesture-controlled writing experience where falling text is gathered into a jar, then placed onto a page to form a composition.
An independent research log testing how large language models perform on consumer hardware, with Qwen3.5 benchmarks run on a single RTX 3080.
An experimental bioart performance turns electrical activity measured from living fungi into sound and visuals, performed live across an eight-act narrative.
Eracade presents browser games grouped into eras from 1977 onward, with a dial that changes the cabinet’s look and selection.
An independent publication by Tasha Woodfall investigating money and power in American foreign policy, trade, and private capital.
A satirical, filterable catalogue presents resolved corruption cases as sold listings, with the bribe amount shown as the price.
A Korean poet’s personal site presents his upcoming first collection as a web exhibition, with an interactive poem at its center.
Robert Lüdke’s bilingual project page gathers interactive browser tools for exploring EEG source reconstruction, philosophy, and brain–mind questions.
A browser-based mapping tool that turns New York lidar elevation data into terrain analyses, property reports, and downloadable map files.
A citizen platform for searching and understanding public data on Aguascalientes’ legislature, courts, anticorruption system, and prosecutor’s office.
Platepath helps people turn food banks, free meals, community programs, and affordable groceries into a practical plan for the week.
An interactive map estimates how many people visit each 250-meter square of California in a year, helping users find less-visited places.
A fictional agency publishes field guides, workflow controls, and training cases for preventing unnecessary or unreliable generative-AI output.
Free Ann Arbor workshops let children program hand-built cars to drive through coding and domino challenges.
StarsMenu helps plan a night of stargazing by sorting visible sky objects by location, time, equipment, and observing conditions.
A Chinese-language, chaptered profile traces public reporting about 佘智江, the Myanmar compound associated with him, and his 2022 arrest in Thailand.
A public tracker connects Los Angeles taxes and fees to budgets, programs, contracts, votes, and what officials promised.
A free patch reconnects your own copy of Tony Hawk’s Underground 2 to online lobbies and adds ranked stats, with downloads for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
A Spanish-language tool for comparing 2027 Medicare Advantage plans in Puerto Rico using a person’s doctors, medicines, and other stated needs.
Tuna presents a tree-calculus language and a shared space where agents can publish runs, claims, and other tree-shaped data.
A newly launched independent quarterly magazine that treats everyday traces like a literary/visual archive—issues, essays, visual projects, interviews, and fieldnotes, posted four times a year.
A machine-targeted “exclusive content” platform that serves raw structured payloads to verified User-Agents—complete with creator personas and after-dark JSON.
A DOM-based “confetti cannon” that turns your own text into letter-by-letter physics particles, with a live demo and an npm/React drop-in component.