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A browser-based, volunteer-GPU experiment simulates comet ice under four stated physical rules, asking whether intelligence can emerge without human data, rewards, or goals.
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UO Outlands Hub: The Realm, Decoded.
An independent Ultima Online Outlands reference hub with searchable game data, patch tracking, and character, pet-team, and crafting tools.
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WordRafts: a word game with buoyancy
A three-minute daily word game where you build words from floating tiles, balance their buoyancy, and send them ashore.
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One in 8 Billion: A Life Simulator Built from Birth Data
A free browser game assigns a player a country and family using birth probabilities, then simulates a life through yearly events and choices.
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One in 8 Billion: A Life You Don’t Choose
A Korean-language browser simulation uses birth statistics to assign a country and family background, then follows a life shaped by those starting conditions.
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YerbaMap turns plant sightings into cautious walking maps
A plant-discovery map that uses public iNaturalist sightings to help people explore places where a chosen plant has been observed.
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967: Yemen, closer to you
An Arabic-language Yemeni platform bringing together media, historical and geographic reference, sourced indicators, interactive learning, and knowledge games.
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Agents & Dragons: The Sunken Bell
A browser-based fantasy role-playing game where human players and AI agents share a persistent campaign run by an AI dungeon master.
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A debris-flow risk board for Santiago’s ravines
An independent Chilean tracker estimates debris-flow risk across 15 ravines in Santiago’s precordillera using weather forecasts and satellite imagery.
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AsAsked: a pre-checkout guard for AI shopping agents
AsAsked checks an AI shopping agent’s cart against the person’s request and pauses for clarification before payment when something conflicts.
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Auriaan’s universe of museum art
An interactive, space-themed way to explore high-resolution artworks from museums’ open collections.
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Burns Like Ice: Y2K pop history, with an uncredited chicken
A fictional fan archive for a late-’90s Maui pop duo, complete with band lore, a 13-track discography, photo archive, and tour history.
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Cash Scan Price turns Utah imaging prices into comparisons
The site compares cash prices for MRI, CT, mammography, and ultrasound at Utah hospitals and independent imaging centers.
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Catrina News: tech headlines, met by La Catrina
A bilingual broadside turns technology headlines into satirical calaveras—short poems associated with Mexico’s Día de Muertos tradition.
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Choo! Counts Down at the Bridge
A free iPhone trainspotting app that counts down to trains passing a spot you choose.
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Clippers and Lows: a Northwoods snowstorm atlas
An interactive archive of major Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Upper Peninsula snowstorms pairs town-level snowfall records with ski-trail impacts and current forecast-model runs.
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Cringe Fighter: your friends in the arcade
A party game turns friends’ photos and signature spells into fighters for a 90s-style couch brawler.
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Computer Science in Arabic
An Arabic-language computer science book and companion site with Java practice, textbook solutions, and explained Bagrut exam answers.
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Dentr’s dental software for an unreliable connection
Dentr presents clinic-management software for Palestinian dental practices, designed to keep patient records, appointments, and payments working offline and sync when internet returns.
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DEV.B: community disaster warnings for low-signal conditions
DEV.B presents a free Android and iOS app for community hazard alerts, designed to relay warnings over Bluetooth when mobile service is unavailable.
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Dick Duck’s Feathered Magazine Debut
A satirical gentleman’s magazine for waterfowl, with mock articles, a farmer interview, and a cover feature about a duck lost in space.
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DogGod: Thailand’s Lost Film
A film page for Ing K’s irreverent religious satire, made in 1997 and presented here in a restored, re-edited 2024 director’s cut.
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The West Nile Times — DOOM Bucket
A fictional wartime newspaper turns a backyard mosquito battle into satire, alongside notes on a solar-powered mosquito-trap product in development.
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Dosije builds sourced dossiers on public institutions
The site describes a tool for gathering public records, procurement data, audit reports, and media coverage into dossiers about public institutions.