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VOID.EXE: The Desktop Where the Official Story Breaks
A desktop investigation game about a guest account, a vanished company record, and an algorithm whose predictions became self-fulfilling.
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what•ism: Make a Poster, Find Your Movement
An in-browser poster-making tool that reads your visual choices against fifteen art movements and turns the result into an AI-ready design prompt.
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Akal Jentera, the Malaysian House with Several Kinds of Weather
An independent creative house in Sungai Buloh for books, pictures, sound, comedy, and synthetic experiments.
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Already Tried: Chapter Four
A technical diligence service that mines failed experiments and abandoned designs from doctoral dissertations for deep-tech investors.
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Azimuth Makes Spatial Position a Musical Instrument
A browser-based suite of music tools for placing, moving, and performing sound in three-dimensional space.
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Blame Dante: An AI Picks the Trip
A photographer lets an opinionated AI choose destinations, then documents the resulting journeys through journals, maps, receipts, and photographs.
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CAWP Wants Protein Shakes to Stop Getting Away with Water
The Coalition Against Watery Protein presents a Wisconsin-focused advocacy campaign for milk-based protein shakes.
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Clarus the Dogcow Gets Her Own Archive
An interactive history of Apple's famously unclassifiable dogcow, with a species analyzer, timeline, and reconstructed Page Setup dialog.
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EVIL EYE, the digital curse shop
A theatrical service for sending anonymous digital curses, from eternal typing to sudden diarrhea, with a personal certificate and optional protection.
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Fading Trace — an exhibition with an expiration date
A temporary digital art exhibition where visitors witness a live work before its interval ends and the full piece leaves the web.
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A Memorial for the Minnesota State Fair’s Fried Green Tomatoes
A fan-built memorial to the Original Corn Fritters & Fried Green Tomatoes stand, which served Minnesota State Fair visitors from 1993 through 2025.
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History Lens: Korean and World History on a Map
A Korean-language history atlas connecting places, people, events, cities, walking routes, sources, and classroom material.
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Indy11: A neighborhood map for finding help
An Indianapolis resource finder for locating nearby food, shelter, health, education, and safety services.
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Maali, the Gardener in the Box
An offline irrigation controller that waters according to soil thirst, explains its decisions in plain English, and charges no subscription.
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Microduck Studio, With a Physics Bench for a Robot That Hasn't Arrived
An independent iOS app for inspecting robot policies, authoring motions, and measuring them in MuJoCo before a Microduck reaches its owner.
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Mr. Flippers, the Duckumentary That Refuses to Explain Itself
A 39-minute experimental documentary returns to a phone video of a man grieving—or simply loving—his duck.
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Mary Therese Dot Com, the Cyber Igloo on the Information Superhighway
A exuberant personal homepage for Ronnie, Fili, and a tiny cyber mini-arcade, presented through an affectionate recreation of early-web culture.
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The Museum of Microtransactions
A satirical online museum that catalogs monetization mechanics by deploying them against its own visitors.
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NavLunar Gives the Moon a Coordinate System
An interactive lunar map uses the NASA/USGS Lunar Grid Reference System to assign linkable addresses across the Moon.
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The Department That Studies What May Not Exist
A pseudo-institutional archive documenting an unconfirmed ecological presence through sightings, field notes, recordings, traces, and community reports.
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PowderCow’s Powder-o-Meter
A snow-alert tool that reads mountain weather and tells skiers where the powder is worth a stop, detour, or flight.
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Railmid: the duel that never sends you back to the lobby
A browser-based 1v1 game with one corridor, two towers, bot-filled seats, and a winner-keeps-playing queue.
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SaaS Grave gives abandoned software an afterlife
A marketplace for side projects whose founders have run out of time, inviting builders to buy, operate, open-source, or resurrect them.