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71,849 catalogue cards
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Hoo-Now Pocket, the Self-Certified Pie Shop
A fictional Australian-Chinese pocket-pie shop serving thin-skinned, iron-pan-browned meat and vegetable pies with wonderfully overcommitted names.
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isitdeprecated.com Tracks the Silent Changes in AI Models
A monitoring project that tracks price increases, context-window cuts, capability removals, and retirements across AI model providers.
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Kill Vector, the One-Person Swarm Dogfight
A free browser arcade shooter where you rotate a transforming strike craft, lead your shots, and dismantle alien formations.
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293
Lost in Sanity: The Band That Left Its Website Behind
A preserved archive of a two-piece teenage band from Ludington, Michigan, active from 2004 to 2008.
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Maison Esque, a House with Teeth
A fashion-art house presenting garments, objects, rooms, and images as evidence of “strange life.”
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295
MN Data Center Watch
An open community map tracking proposed and operating Minnesota data centers, including their power capacity, costs, water use, permits, and local consequences.
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296
My Agent Family: A Family Album for the Agent Age
An open-source album of 66 interconnected websites and a sprawling cast of AI agents, presented as one human’s family of digital characters.
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297
Narvik Unfolded: A City You Walk Through
A GPS-guided, multilingual walking documentary about Narvik, told across ten historical locations.
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298
Night Stalker: L.A. 1985
A phone-first interactive true-crime story about the 1985 Los Angeles investigation.
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Reson8, the tuner that shows the whole signal
A studio-grade strobe tuner for guitar, bass, ukulele, piano, brass, woodwinds, and drums, available to try in a browser and across desktop and mobile platforms.
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300
Xigou: China’s Slender Hounds
An independent field guide to China’s Xigou sighthound traditions, covering their regional types, history, genetics, working culture, and sources.
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Swati's Little Internet
An interactive scrapbook of colour, cats, puzzles, and ordinary life, made for Swati Gandhi.
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Townhall World: A Miniature Town Wakes Up
An interactive miniature-town simulator where residents live, work, spend money, and move through a growing catalogue of 98 buildings.
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wander: Endometriosis, on the record
A New Zealand endometriosis charity combining plain-language education, free support groups, and first-person stories from patients and their whānau.
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The Japan Oversleepers Association
A Japanese advocacy site argues that oversleeping is not a personal failure but a problem of social design.
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The Ascherl Family Archive
A documented family history tracing the Ascherl line from Stockau, Bohemia, through New York, Iowa, and Oregon.
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The Boulder, and the Internet’s Voluntary Punishment
A live participatory ritual in which visitors push Sisyphus’s boulder uphill, knowing it will roll back and nothing will be won.
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307
Dog the Gecko Has a Website
A lovingly made portrait, photo album, and field guide for Dog, a leopard gecko who is not a dog.
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CHEEREAL Turns the Bottom of the Bowl Into Candy
Cheereal sells soft, individually wrapped chews flavored like cereal milk, in four suspiciously familiar varieties.
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Loon Harbor: A Town That Makes You File the Paperwork
An interactive fictional Minnesota city where you register as a resident, choose your finances and district, buy property, run businesses, bid on public contracts, and receive bureaucratic consequences.
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The COLDCARD Page Asking for Your Words
A purported COLDCARD security page urging Bitcoin-wallet users to migrate and choose between 12- and 24-word recovery phrases.
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Desk & Dial: the pretend office with a real ringing phone
A physical play system for readers 6+ built around a telephone, a whimsical work computer, and an imaginary company that remembers what happens next.
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A Movie Theatre Made of Screens
Digital Cinema presents an interactive lobby for independent films, with showtimes, hidden reels, premieres, virtual seats, and a live house crowd.