STATICPLAINS: charged-wire duels on the 1935 plains
An official site for a one-on-one fighting game set on Cimarron Flats, where fighters hold static charge and ground it into rivals.
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Step by Packet: Networking, one packet at a time
Free animated lessons walk through network protocols, configurations, and CCNA-to-CCIE exam notes.
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Summit Register puts Britain and Ireland’s hills on one scale
A searchable register of 1,140 major hills, with measurements, rankings, list comparisons, and a bagging tracker.
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Tallydrae: A city inside a dead god
An Indonesian-language CRPG site opens with an interactive dialogue in a city built inside a dead god.
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Tap by Utility puts PFAS results at the water-utility level
Search by city, utility, or state to see EPA PFAS testing and violation records, with guidance on filters that may fit.
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TATAMILOCK: A fighting game built from grappling positions
TATAMILOCK presents a one-on-one fighting game where grappling positions, rather than punches, determine the match.
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Texas Home Backup Power Calculator
A Texas-focused calculator estimates how long backup power options can run selected household appliances and helps produce a printable outage plan.
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The Fruit Jam’s rotating queer-musician lineup
A free, biweekly Chicago jam pairs queer musicians into rotating lineups, with no audition or minimum skill level.
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Savannah’s mailbox wants compliments before it opens
The Savannah Tribune publishes invented local-humor headlines about Savannah life, from real estate and commuting to family and food.
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Window Hours: Ukiyo-e in a Lofi Listening Room
A curated viewing experience pairs Japanese prints with lofi music and brief notes about each work and its historical setting.
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Tiny Town Terror: tune a town’s apocalypse
A playable town simulator lets you choose a disaster, set its conditions, and watch the population’s fate unfold.
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The GC Wealth Project: wealth, mapped and compared
A research resource combining interactive comparisons of wealth and taxation with a digital library on wealth inequality.
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WhoDonated maps the money behind the 2026 midterms
A public dashboard explores itemized FEC contributions to federal campaigns, parties, and PACs, with candidate rankings, trends, and donor maps.
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WindCanvas puts airflow in a browser
A browser-based 2D and 3D airflow simulator lets users sketch shapes or import images and models, then inspect the flow and its measurements.
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Wings & Horns: ten arcade rounds in a celestial grudge match
An independent collection of ten original browser games, from a 30-second reflex round to a no-clock merging puzzle.
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Words Women Hate: A Vocabulary Manual With a Couch Calculator
A forthcoming humor book pairs a list of words men should avoid with a sentence calculator, mock appeals court, and reader-submitted reports.
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Wormbrain: a connectome you can poke
An in-browser C. elegans neural model lets visitors trigger touch, food, and light inputs and watch simulated neurons and body movement respond.
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The Oracle: A Wall of Machine-Written Futures
A performance installation asks an AI to forecast a visitor’s future, then adds the forecast to a growing wall of predictions.
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2055’s end-of-world bulletin is also a party game
An imagined news channel for 2055 pairs sharply satirical headlines with a party game for three to six players.
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A field map of AI-safety ideas
An interactive compendium compares AI-safety approaches across published overviews, research sources, and people and organizations in the field.
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A punt: Aranese correction and translation tools
A free online toolkit for writing Aranese, with a spelling corrector, translation among Aranese, Catalan and Spanish, a dictionary, and language rules.
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Argus Agent Test Lab puts agentic payments through adversarial tests
A testing lab runs black-box adversarial checks on agentic payment systems and publishes its verdicts in a signed, hash-chained registry.
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artbip gives your Mac desktop a museum wall
A free, open-source Mac app rotates public-domain paintings on your desktop, showing each whole and pairing it with a museum-style label.
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Forwarded: viral health claims checked against evidence
A public catalogue of viral health forwards pairs each claim with a verdict, supporting evidence, and what to do instead; a browser-based checker looks for matches.