We Reset You All: a rate-limit reset game
A browser-based parody strategy game about managing weekly AI chatbot limits, balancing resets, subscription churn, compute costs, and public hype.
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A browser-based parody strategy game about managing weekly AI chatbot limits, balancing resets, subscription churn, compute costs, and public hype.
An interactive map of timber harvest approvals in Whatcom County, with plain-language explanations of the process and its public records.
An interactive security research demo shows how Cyrillic letters can make a lookalike domain appear to spell a familiar name.
An interactive research demo shows how Cyrillic characters can make a domain resemble apple.com while resolving to a different address.
An interactive security research demo shows how Cyrillic letters can make a separate domain resemble apple.com.
A Russian-language archive tracing ZerosLand from its 2023 Minecraft opening through WinterLand, nullmc, player-built places and milestones.
A Japanese-language toolkit for tracking AION2 character progress, daily and weekly tasks, timers, and game-related resources.
A visual catalogue of 634 ancient deities, arranged in historical rooms with stories and source notes.
A documentary archive tracing the history of Baba Budan Hills through land records, coffee history, court records, and succession materials.
A detailed parody of a DMA cheat site for Arena Breakout: Infinite, complete with fake features and an excuse generator; the page says nothing is real or for sale.
Breakwater is an AI agent that updates customer code for breaking SDK changes, checks the changes against repository tests, and opens pull requests.
A daily dashboard of win rates and team combinations on the Pokémon Champions Regulation M-C doubles ladder.
An interactive atlas compares two countries through visualized statistics, maps, rankings, and quick-play quizzes.
A desktop overlay uses animated characters to show the state of AI coding sessions and, for supported prompts, let you respond without finding the terminal.
A Japanese collection of calculators for estimating how much home-improvement and household material to buy.
A participatory mystery site collects anonymous reports of the same face appearing in people’s breakfast.
A free browser RPG tribute to the 1985 game, with a new city, story, party, spells, and dungeon to explore.
A kid-run apartment-complex book club where borrowing and donating books earn tokens, with reading games and a Hall of Fame.
An open-source shelf of free interactive explainers about how things work, with options to play, read, and explore each subject’s history.
A free browser-based studio for applying live effects to photos, video, and webcam footage.
A line-art open-world browser game about stealing antiques, borrowing cars and planes, and selling your haul.
A Japanese search tool for finding municipal subsidies tied to purchases such as hearing aids, bicycle helmets, solar equipment, and energy-saving appliances.
A free dashboard for paddling conditions near Cold Spring, New York, with river current, tide, weather, and access notes for Constitution Marsh.
A Korean-language guide helps readers assess suspicious cash-delivery job offers and find next steps if they have already taken one.