The Museum of Stack Overflow
An interactive satirical museum dedicated to Stack Overflow, complete with a question-closure simulator, historical vital signs, visitor records, a condolence wall, and a permanently sold-out gift shop.
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The Unofficial Joshua Brogley Archive
A fan-built tribute site investigating whether author, coach, and marketplace operator Joshua Brogley might also be a time traveller, shapeshifter, or immortal.
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Beaver Island, Source by Source
A primary-source archive and encyclopedia of the Beaver Island archipelago in Lake Michigan.
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I Love Chumbawamba — The Tubthumper Fan Archive
An interactive fan-made deep dive into Chumbawamba, the 1997 album Tubthumper, and the band’s anarchist history.
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Dragon Insurance: Coverage for the Risks Others Deny
A fully realized fictional insurer offering protection against dragon attacks, hoard disputes, livestock loss, roof ignition, and other catastrophes traditional insurers refuse to discuss.
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Fartistic, a Journal of Flatulent Arts & Letters
A mock literary journal devoted to jokes, essays, an orchestral fart sequencer, a name generator, and a historical-fart personality assessment.
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INFALL: A Descent Into a Black Hole
An interactive browser experience that guides you toward the GW231123 black-hole remnant through six stages of relativistic descent.
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Roots Knotty Roots, a Searchable History of Jamaican Singles
A free research database documenting more than 135,000 Jamaican singles released between 1950 and 1999.
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Table for None, the delivery app where nothing arrives
A fake food-delivery simulation offering 1,113 dishes across 10 cuisines, alongside recipes and fictional restaurants.
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World by Touch: maps you read with your hands
A tactile-map studio that 3D-prints maps, routes, floor plans, and exhibition panels for blind and low-vision readers.
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Listen to Your He.art
An interactive artwork that asks you to tap along with your own pulse, then turns the reading into a meditation on interoception.
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Open Elmira: A Fiscal X-Ray of a City
A public-records investigation into Elmira, New York’s property taxes, budgets, sales-tax split, exemptions, zoning, and parcel-level land value.
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Paul Things Considered
A satirical JenPR news-magazine devoted to the sustained consideration of one subject: Paul.
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偶然堂: The Bookstore That Doesn't Sell Books
A Japanese book-curation site that helps readers discover books through moods, themes, and the pleasure of browsing.
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Ten Thousand Rings, a Book That Takes Ten Years to Read
A participatory book-and-ritual project that opens one ring each September from 02026 through 02036.
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Ramon Ray, Definitive Authority on Woman
An elaborate satirical institute dedicated to Professor Ramon Ray’s supposedly complete understanding of Woman.
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ChronoMap: A World History Atlas You Can Run Offline
An interactive history app that combines a moving world map, timelines, linked explanations, narrative journeys, quizzes, and geography layers.
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The Hollowfield Institute Catalogues Things That Never Happened
A fictional Washington archive documents genuine American folklore, including hoaxes, sightings, and the people who kept writing them down.
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The Museum of Hopeful Machines
An illustrated archive of ingenious machines whose promises exceeded their proof, drawn from historical patent records.
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Lost and Found, 1850–1900
An archival collection of nineteenth-century newspaper notices for lost objects, preserved as original clippings with checked transcriptions.
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Iron Protocol: The Wargame Where Seeing Is Hitting
A free, CC0 hex-grid tabletop wargame about mechanized combat, with a rulebook, printable record sheets, and an offline browser battle tracker.
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Neco Cat, a Catalogue with Holes in It
An investigative catalogue of small glossy cats: thirteen numbered entries, one unnumbered giant, and a photograph nobody can fully explain.
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Winsock: The Two Seconds After the Modem Stopped Screeching
An interactive technical history of what happened between dial-up modem connection and the first web request.
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The Order of Gandalf Cat Has Guarded the Same Door Since 1104
A fictional gatekeeper’s meticulously maintained archive of a password-protected door, its failed visitors, broken staff, guestbook, and parking-level surroundings.