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A Roku puzzle game sends a pixel mole into 3,000 machine-solved minefields where every move is meant to follow logic, not luck.
An online museum of music, sound, and hearing built from 12 interactive exhibits gathered from across the web.
A high-school engineer’s portfolio of aerospace robotics, neuromorphic computing, space systems, and physics-informed AI.
A fictional fine-dining restaurant built around one diner, one rejected salad, and an increasingly exasperated waiter.
A daily editorial ledger that tests new AI products, rejects the weak ones, and records why.
An independent Oslo bookseller and publisher selling new, rare, and antiquarian books alongside events, merchandise, and its own conversational lexicon.
A data-first reference archive for flag proportions, colors, histories, categories, and construction details.
An interactive ballot tool for ranking Hugo Best Novel finalists and turning the result into a personalized sci-fi image.
A Spanish-language investigation compares supermarket products across 2003, 2024, and 2026 to track quantity cuts and price-per-kilo increases.
A NYC rental search tool that screens buildings against public records for hazards, pests, noise, evictions, landlord litigation, registration, transit, and price.
押野健's personal music homepage, with live dates, streaming links, diary entries, a guestbook, and invitations to book performances.
A Brazilian AI project adapts digital customer support to the apparent digital-literacy level expressed in each message.
A celiac-focused cookbook with 1,032 gluten-free recipes and ingredient-level qualifications for processed foods.
A mother-led campaign calling for stronger legal protections, inspections, repair deadlines, emergency rehousing, and accountability for children in temporary accommodation.
A live Atlanta-area tracker for all-you-can-eat crab-leg deals, checked by calling restaurants and recording the rules that matter at the table.
A goods-only marketplace where people trade unwanted items for things they want, with no prices and no money changing hands.
An interactive, evidence-led atlas that traces biology from molecules and cells through organs, systems, conditions, treatments, and lived experiences.
A satirical public-information campaign about data-center water use, jobs, electricity, and local infrastructure.
A browser-based reconstruction of the 1973 pencil-and-paper racing game, where every move carries momentum and corners must be planned several turns early.
An interactive UK grid story showing where wind curtailment, delayed clean-power projects, and transmission bottlenecks land politically and financially.
A personal guide to 38 places, foods, cafés, markets, activities, and day trips around Antigua Guatemala.
An interactive Napoleon-era map game where players claim and invade nations by paying into their garrisons.
A Mac meeting notepad that listens locally, connects a few typed fragments to relevant conversation, and produces searchable notes with decisions and next steps.
A document-driven local investigation comparing Northwest Arkansas officials’ public claims about police surveillance systems with contracts, council packets, meeting records, and reported misuse cases.