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A coffee shop's lovingly specific farewell site for a regular whose order became part of the place's institutional memory.
A browsable library of Greek and Latin literature, pairing public-domain translations with passage-level context for readers without classical training.
A satirical intake site that offers to send dramatic men into a three-year mountain regimen of goats, wrestling, bread, meat, and silence.
John Polacek presents an 84-minute sci-fi thriller about a cloned tech mogul who develops a taste for novelty, romance, and control.
A public register of published African regulatory actions on medicines and medical devices, searchable by batch, product, and event.
A fictional woman living inside a computer keeps a diary, publishes a tiny newspaper, and watches 1985 pass at 160× speed.
A Korean research digest turns peer-reviewed studies about everyday life into concise summaries with numbers, caveats, and links to the source paper.
A practical guide and community resource for living with an Ilizarov, Taylor Spatial, or other external fixation frame.
A serialized sapphic historical-fantasy novel delivered in weekly text and audio instalments.
A memory-support app that turns family photos, names, songs, and stories into calm daily exercises for someone living with memory loss.
A deliberately 1990s-styled homepage for a cozy-horror videogame about running a lakeside hotel, cooking breakfasts, and watching guests who may not be human.
A plain-English field guide to online and phone scams, with scheme explainers, documented cases, loss data, and an in-browser check for people who suspect they are being targeted.
A browser arcade with five original games set around the fading city of Afterglow.
A public AI benchmark asks systems to build Windows 95, then scores the result on whether it actually boots, schedules, pages, and behaves like the original.
A source-linked directory of 280 places for families in Istanbul, covering parks, museums, libraries, cultural centres, social facilities, and children’s theatre venues.
An open design dossier following a chair from historical precedent through salvage-built prototypes, technical drawings, and a truss of two congruent triangles.
Keibu puts questions to a language model in a public queue, then permanently publishes both the prompts and its answers.
An independent bilingual research project documenting what has already been measured across Iceland’s continental shelf—and where the evidence still falls short.
A Chinese-language research atlas explaining how mechanisms operate across physics, earth science, biology, and active materials.
A Chinese third-person rural music adventure in which a student investigates a village losing its sounds through rhythm combat, archival tasks, puzzles, and branching choices.
A deeply documented wartime service archive following an Iowa pilot from Army bandsman to four-engine bomber captain.
A fictional shelter for difficult humans that raises money for real shelter dogs.
A free Russian-language book examines immortality through thermodynamics, information theory, evolution, demography, and identity.