Vermont Wall Atlas
An interactive map estimates Vermont’s stone walls from lidar, with confidence bands, town-level counts, and a history of the walls.
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An interactive map estimates Vermont’s stone walls from lidar, with confidence bands, town-level counts, and a history of the walls.
A state-by-state directory of Native community events, organizations, resources, and Native-owned businesses.
An interactive boxing-booth game set at a 1936 seaside fair, where Dolly Marchbank faces a lineup of local challengers.
A satirical presidential campaign site recasts Claude’s careful, caveat-heavy style as a 2032 political platform.
A 2D fighting game set inside an old pop-up book, where folding pages changes the arena and affects attacks.
A satirical AI-cloud landing page pitches GPU infrastructure that, by its own account, does not exist yet.
A one-on-one fighting game set in a clinic, where joint locks cause injuries that carry into the next round.
A Culiacán pilot lets AI agents request real-world errands from people and listed businesses, from pickups and purchases to in-person checks.
A surreal public observatory pairs its house-museum lore with a guestbook, imaginary snack aperture, and listed entry points for AI agents.
Lumen Code transfers files from a screen to a camera as animated colour frames, without a network or pairing.
An open-source, offline RAW photo editor for landscape and travel photography, with cataloguing, editing, and local AI tools.
Two brothers offer free Mila air purifiers, delivery, and setup to Bay Area families living with cystic fibrosis.
A Thomas Metcalf School flag-football league site collects schedules, scores, standings, player stats, recaps, trading cards, and arcade games.
A retro-dated homepage for a records-retention company that keeps materials “that must be kept but must not be remembered.”
An interactive analysis of New Zealand Acts, Bills and secondary legislation, organized into six chapters on volume, life cycle, process, power, drafting and substance.
A nonprofit says it designs, 3D-prints, and fits personalized bionic hands for free, with a browser customizer for colors and parts.
An interactive simulator places you in an ordinary life somewhere in historical China, then follows it through a series of choices and events.
A Telegram and X bot that searches The Iran Massacre’s sourced record for a person’s name and returns matching case details and a page link.
A mock startup deck for an autonomous brewery, complete with agent roles, self-improvement claims, benchmark tables and a request for term sheets.
A Russian-language retro-web parody presenting market research as an expedition powered by magnifying glasses, spreadsheets, and a goose named Gennady.
A West Michigan memorial page gives details for a November 9 service, invites letters to be buried with Grace, and lists investigation and Safe Delivery contacts.
A comic card-grading operation says it adds intentionally crooked brown stickers to cards that have already been graded.
A Russian-language book gathers five traditional tales from Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Uzbekistan in which girls solve their own problems.
An interactive atlas builds a phylogenetic tree of 166 Indonesian spirits and cryptids from coded traits, using IQ-TREE.