Sanchi — The Eternal Light
An immersive museum guide to the Buddhist landscape of Madhya Pradesh, arranged as an eight-room journey through Sanchi’s sites, stories, and relics.
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Scamblare’s Deception Forecast
A consumer-safety publication tracking current scams, explaining their warning signs, and offering practical defenses.
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627
Sighttrue — an instrument for dependency health
Sighttrue monitors open-source dependencies for release activity, maintainer concentration, runtime end-of-life dates, and provider incidents.
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628
The Odyssey, Illustrated and Glossed
A bilingual English–Chinese glossary of Homer's Odyssey, pairing character, place, object, and voyage entries with illustrations and journey maps.
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Slop Obscura, Atlas of the Almost-Plausible
A playful field guide to strange roadside attractions, from a decorative culvert in South Dakota to a 90-foot thermos in Minnesota.
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630
Telidraw Revives the NAPLPS Toolkit
An open-source .NET toolkit for parsing, rendering, encoding, editing, and exporting ANSI X3.110-1983 videotex artwork.
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The Coverage Journal, Trade Journalism for Wedding Documentarians
A sharply written journal about the business, labor, gear, and social rituals of wedding photography and videography.
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The Feeling of Wind
An interactive meditation on the one sensation a screen cannot reproduce: air moving against your skin.
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The Poreman's Journal, Read by Learnt Ones Only
A digital archive of Clennie Hollon's satirical newsletter, published in Williba, Kentucky, from 1968 to 1975.
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The Sky Bureau, Official Registrar of the Heavens
A fictional celestial registry that lets you choose, name, and dedicate a hexagonal parcel of sky as a €12–€39 gift.
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635
The Tucker Family Keeps a Homeplace in the Loop
A private family archive for the Tucker descendants of Odenville, Alabama, combining genealogy, land history, reunion planning, stories, recipes, photos, and a family-question assistant.
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636
Tour de Boura: A Wedding in the Peloton
A Czech wedding site that recasts Ondra and Simča’s ceremony as the first stage of a cycling tour.
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637
Turbo Simmel 2.1 Reconstructs a Lost Social-Analysis Program
A browser-based reconstruction of a 1990s symbolic AI system that analyzes friendships, conflicts, coalitions, and social strategies as signed graphs.
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Uncle Bob’s Library
A family archive of Uncle Bob’s 1,113-book collection, catalogued for browsing by title, author, publisher, and publication date.
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Vienna Human: a person-shaped API for the physical world
Vienna Human lets people and AI agents hire a verified Vienna-based operator for store checks, public observations, physical verification, and small errands.
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640
Walterpedia: The Free Encyclopedia of One Man
A meticulously structured encyclopedia documenting Walter Judge, his self-appointed court, his arguments, his arithmetic, and his disputed claim to be Walter White.
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Wind in Ears — A Roadside Archive
An ongoing photographic archive of dogs riding in cars, seen through open windows and passing traffic.
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642
The Final Archive of 《群星归位时》
A Chinese-language postmortem for a finished alternate-reality game about quantum measurement, branching histories, future messages, and a world converging on a single answer.
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Field, the command-line DAW
Field turns music production into a Git repository: arrangements, takes, plugin chains, and mixes live in diffable files, while commands build reproducible audio.
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A Velveteen Rabbit, Reassembled as an Illustrated Archive
An original six-chapter short story about a lonely boy and a toy rabbit that wakes up, presented as a free illustrated audiobook and reading experience.
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Ayush Yadav’s Portfolio, Filed Like a Day’s Expedition
A software, data, and machine-learning portfolio presented as a twelve-stop run from dawn to dark, with case files, source links, live builds, and validation records.
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646
Beethoven’s Ears, Rendered as a Failing Web Page
An interactive account of Beethoven’s hearing loss from 1798 to 1824, told through a page that gradually loses its own sound as you scroll.
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Can I Have Cereal? Max Turns 15
A birthday microsite for Max, a cereal-obsessed fifteen-year-old, with an interactive card, a feeding game, cereal rain, and a mockumentary teaser.
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Chromatic School: Hear Music in Color
An interactive music-theory curriculum that teaches notes, scales, chords, rhythm, and song craft through listening, playing, and visual color patterns.