A year of sermons, measured against the apostles’ preaching
What Was Preached presents a searchable collection of church sermons, comparing their treatment of an eleven-part gospel framework drawn from biblical passages.
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AnthroPANIC: Humanity’s Last Opening Bell
An interactive parody stages a fictional AI company’s IPO as a ceremony at the end of the world.
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BLACKSITE turns pump.fun launches into case files
An open-source intelligence project presents a live-style board and case files tracing pump.fun launch clusters, trades, and creator-wallet activity.
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Bookcheaptravels: the travel blog with no author
An online history of a travel-deals blog that ran from 2014 to 2022, its automated publishing machinery, and what happened to the domain afterward.
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Broadmesh: a social network designed for radio
Broadmesh is developing a way to share signed posts and local information between phones over radio, without relying on internet access or phone masts.
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Corruptox: The Corrupt Mayor Game
A free browser game where players govern real Spanish municipalities, balance popularity against suspicion, and compete with neighboring towns.
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A field guide to neighborhood robots
Curb.bot catalogs 115 open-source, commercial, and research robots for neighborhood upkeep, with job categories, availability, costs, and documentation.
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El Cuchinero Comal: Mexican cooking with its origins attached
A cooking project about Mexican food that pairs recipes with context on the communities, languages, and techniques behind them.
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The Eubanks Phenomenon: Click, Click Before Cooking
The Eubanks Institute names and documents the quick double-click many people give spring-loaded kitchen tongs before using them.
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Evidence Left Visible
A public historical archive connecting documentary films, family histories, places, maps, and research trails.
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Find Your Corner · London
An interactive London map shows where you could live based on journey-time limits, housing costs, and other area filters.
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First Door Check: a selling-platform finder
A five-question finder compares seven ways to start selling online, including the option not to start yet.
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FixEcho keeps public-space reports open until people confirm the fix
A civic reporting app for photographing public-space problems, sending them to the responsible service and tracking the response on a public map.
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Fort Worth Benefits puts local aid behind a two-minute check
The site helps Fort Worth and Tarrant County residents check potential eligibility across local benefit programs, then points them to phone numbers and official application links.
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Game Yokocho’s Twelve-Shop Browser Arcade
A free browser arcade arranged like a Japanese night-market alley, with twelve quick games ranging from quizzes and racing to festival-stall activities.
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Strata: the map between mine and market
A public reading desk tracing how energy, minerals, and shipping chokepoints connect across the global supply chain.
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Infinite Props turns seed values into sprite recipes
A procedural 2D asset toolchain that compiles small recipes into portable files, then generates reproducible game art from seeds.
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A frame-by-frame case against Dead Space stutter
Ishimura Patch presents a traversal-stutter fix for Dead Space (2023), with an interactive comparison of recorded frame times.
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Is the Lake Safe?
A lake-by-lake guide to toxic algae reports, bloom history, and safety context for 1,142 lakes across five states.
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Kinex, a coding agent for robots
Kinex is a robotics harness that connects a coding agent to robots, simulators, and models, so tasks can be given in plain language.
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listindex: mailing-list threads with commit trails
A searchable index of selected public-inbox mailing-list archives, with structured threads and links between patches and Linux commits.
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Lumen’s Minecraft launcher, in five layouts
Lumen is a free, open-source Windows launcher for Minecraft versions, mod loaders, modpacks, mods, and shaders, presented through five different interface layouts.
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Manatee High’s yearbook, built with the school around it
The school yearbook site gathers student answers, community photos, thank-you notes, and alumni stories for the book.
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Prague Didn’t Ask for Mike-Li
A deliberately fictional six-day Prague tour for Mike-Li, billed as a professional Chun-Li impersonator, actor and stunt double.