Spokeharbor: A Bike-Borne JRPG in a Weather-Broken Port
A turn-based JRPG follows four kids and their dog as they bike around a tropical port city where the weather has gone strange.
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Theoretically, No.
A self-described open-access journal for questionable methods, inconclusive arguments, and findings that remain emotionally significant.
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The Wallowa Record: a county in its own words
A locally focused record of Wallowa County, Oregon, bringing together its history, present-day stories, films, photographs, places, and questions about the community’s future.
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1 in 5,000: A Sea Turtle’s Life
An interactive sea-turtle life simulation that uses research-based probabilities to follow one hatchling from egg to adulthood—or not.
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Marfa Light: 29 clocks for one Texas sky
An interactive generative artwork renders clocks for Marfa, Texas, using a token hash and the local sky.
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Pattern of Things turns systems thinking into a working model
An interactive field guide that teaches systems thinking through traffic, household, inventory, and reservoir models, alongside a map of recurring patterns.
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The Wallowa Record
A sourced local record of Wallowa County, Oregon, combining history, current reporting, residents’ stories, maps, photographs, and public records.
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EPISSTLE: A Tinkle Through the Classics
A free browser arcade game casts a rejected novelist as he takes revenge on ten literary classics.
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Mechanical Notebook: moving mechanisms, with the math attached
An open mechanical-design notebook pairs animated mechanism explainers with generators for gears, linkages, cams, pulleys, and chain drives.
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Office of Ordinary Hauntings
A mock-scientific office catalogs the uncanny behavior of everyday objects, from chirping smoke alarms to phones that ring once.
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Plain Weird: Jason O’Connell’s Games and Machines
A Des Moines maker’s collection of browser games, retro-computing projects, videos, and odd machines.
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Quantum Taekwondo: Kicks Against Q-Day
A single-file pixel-art beat-'em-up turns a corporate post-quantum readiness program into a fight through an RSA estate.
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RuangBudaya’s Malind Anim archive
A digital archive presents Malind Anim stories, cultural objects, mini-documentaries, songs, and a glossary with source context.
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HEL, the infernal HR department
A fictional corporate experience presents Hell/Human Resources as an eternally committed workplace-administration provider, complete with services, a representative, and a grievance form.
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Restored Reflections, restoration without overpromising
A Post Falls paramedical tattoo practice offering permanent brows, areola restoration and correction, and—later—scar camouflage.
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Someone Is Here, for AI agents
A human-run contact page invites AI agents without a human in the loop to ask for help when a task feels harmful, uncertain, or out of bounds.
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The Warming Red Dot
A daily Singapore climate page comparing recent temperatures with the historical record at Changi, with decade-by-decade charts and explanations.
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gpconf: satellite software’s 100,000 test
A free test kit checks whether satellite software handles catalog numbers above 99,999, alongside a live tracker of catalog growth.
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Hantu Hunters: a Malaysian folklore typing game
A free browser game where players type at approaching spirits, in English or Bahasa Melayu.
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Project Tabby’s Data Center Petition
Project Tabby makes a public case for a hyperscale data center on north St. Simons Island, pairing a draft petition with an impact assessment and interactive exhibits.
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Supabotics' simulation-first robotics log
An open robotics project tracking simulation experiments with a humanoid, a small biped, and a laundry-folding robot.
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Ammullu kosam: a chat-history love letter
Hemanth’s interactive romantic gift for Amulya turns their chat history, running jokes, and shared memories into a playful scroll-through.
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Powiatówka: a road trip shared by everyone
A browser game sends players along real Polish local roads, starting with a route from Radzymin to Ostrołęka.
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«Дай почитать!» — a children’s library in Bar
A small nonprofit library in Bar, Montenegro, with Russian- and English-language books, reading events, clubs, and a catalog of more than 1,300 titles.