All Black Towns, Sung Back Into History
A musical archive pairing historic Black towns and neighborhoods with original songs and short histories.
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Catnip FM: a rooftop radio with a cat
An interactive browser radio pairs procedurally generated music and ambient sounds with a rooftop cat you can pet, feed, and keep company.
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The Civil War Day by Day
An interactive map reconstructing the daily positions of 3,220 Union regiments, batteries, and companies from 1861 through 1866.
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Data Centers Can Be Good™
A political satire that turns a data-center sound bite into a mock public-relations campaign, then points readers toward candidates it says will make data centers better neighbors.
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Dunder Quest turns Python lessons into a Grail run
A pixel-art platformer teaches Python through six stages that mix code exercises with an adventure quest.
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EventSat’s orbital test of event cameras
A TUM CubeSat mission plans to test event cameras for observing stars, satellites, and space debris from low Earth orbit, with onboard data processing.
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gpconf tests whether satellite software can handle six-digit catalog numbers
generalperturbationsconformance.com
A free test kit checks satellite software against catalog numbers above 99,999, including Alpha-5 TLEs and OMM data in several formats.
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ORINOKIA: Iván López Pérez’s family edition
An illustrated online edition presents Iván José López Pérez’s 1967 notebook and the story “ORINOKIA,” with manuscript pages, editorial notes, and a PDF.
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Nietzsche, now reviewing your code
An open-source agent skill inspects a code repository, delivers a Nietzsche-voiced roast, then offers three concrete fixes.
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nomicon: game systems you can poke at
Interactive lessons and browser labs explain game-engine fundamentals, ECS, AI, physics, networking, pathfinding, tactics, and game feel.
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Right to Walk: a footpath check for Gurugram
A Crashfree India prototype for checking Gurugram streets against footpath standards and recording pedestrian barriers.
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Security Clown’s Seven-Foot Home Guards
A theatrical storefront presenting oversized clown sentries, a motion-triggered Jack-in-the-Box, and branded merch; the listed clown models are sold out.
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The Turning Sky makes a record out of the stars
An interactive sound piece maps stars around the celestial poles into rotating, playable records for the northern and southern skies.
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Transparência do Caos: Brazil’s pandemic in public records
A Portuguese-language investigation bringing together public data, records, and sources on Covid-19 in Brazil and federal pandemic decisions.
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Votivane: a procession where every duel rewrites its rules
A turn-based RPG set in Sevilha Morta, where wooden statues offer three vows before each fight and a procession winds through seven parishes.
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WindPowerGlobe: A Playable Wind-Turbine Atlas
An interactive globe maps wind farms around the world and turns wind conditions and estimated turbine output into a hands-on exploration.
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VERGE: The World's Most Dangerous Places
An interactive field atlas of ten hazardous places, organized by four distinct risk dimensions and illustrated with credited documentary photographs.
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BallotATL: a voting guide for eight Atlanta-area counties
A nonpartisan guide to the November 3, 2026 Georgia general election, with county voting details, candidate information, amendments, and tools for planning a vote.
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Beyond.beta’s Two-Olive Doctrine
A Silicon Valley cult-startup satire that frames transcendence as a scalable platform, complete with a two-olive doctrine and member-only teachings.
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Kaboomcano, a lava-steering puzzle
A free browser game where you place rock walls to steer lava away from critters across 150 levels and a shared daily island.
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LANCECON: Every Lance, One Bar, One Night
A New York gathering invites people named Lance to meet at a Lower East Side bar on May 27, 2027.
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Parkour Mumbai’s memorial archive
A memorial and archive documenting Parkour Mumbai, an early Indian parkour community that was active until 2014.
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Rocamar, Gijón: an archive with 12 nights still missing
A community-maintained archive of the Gijón club’s 1995–2003 history, with recorded sessions, DJ notes, and a call for missing material.
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The Unfollowology Institute and the science of being unfollowable
A fictional research institute offers a 12-question Unfollowability Assessment alongside satirical tools for disengaging from online arguments and unsolicited advice.