Hindu Last Rites: a family-kept map of funeral possibilities
A community-maintained directory and question guide for families arranging Hindu cremation rites in the United States.
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1945
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1946
Immortal Fruit Fly
A participatory BNB Chain experiment that runs a fruit-fly brain as a real-time spiking-neuron simulation.
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1947
INSTINCT Lab’s Digital Fruit Fly
An interactive browser experiment compares a learning fruit fly with a no-memory control as both search a seeded maze for food.
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1948
Isaac Dalloway’s Bilingual Cabinet of Essays and Stories
A personal publication combining literary criticism, science and technology essays, social analysis, journal entries, and an ongoing fictional world.
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1949
Kazete Turns Hand Gestures into a Synthesizer
A free browser instrument that uses camera-tracked hand movements to play notes, shape sound, build loops, trigger drums, and record performances.
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1950
Kushal Lokesh: Fourteen Years of Shipping
An engineer-inventor's portfolio tracing patented hardware, worldwide AR products, a 2,000-student Bengaluru community, and a live attention marketplace.
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1951
The 16,800-mile compensation trap
A Spanish-language page posing as LifeMiles, offering supposedly missing miles before requesting card, OTP, and bank-login details.
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1952
Kabuki’s Five-Cup Tea Game
A Montreal tasting session turns six centuries of Japanese tea-contest history into a blind guessing game.
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1953
HEAT — A Briefing for Matt
An interactive, friend-to-friend case file designed to finally get Matt to watch Michael Mann’s 1995 crime film.
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1954
MicroRadicle, a farm operating system for ¼–3 acres
A free browser toolkit for small farms, covering crop planning, irrigation, soil fertility, nursery cycles, pasture, and cooler operations.
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1955
Nada Cart, the store for artificial life
A simulated storefront where agents browse 44 imaginary essentials, from hallucination filters to artisanal tokens.
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1956
nhaajt desktop: a Kali-flavored personal operating system
A browser-based faux Kali Linux desktop that combines reverse-engineering tools, small games, a resume, music, VALORANT stats, and personal miscellany.
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1957
NZ History Map: Aotearoa, year by year
An interactive map traces two centuries of Aotearoa New Zealand history through 122 events across 17 regions.
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1958
Overscan: Interfaces That Look Like Instruments
A no-build UI kit for control panels, dashboards, and telemetry screens, with web components, a stylesheet, and ten dark visual themes.
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1959
Particle Magic, a Webcam-Controlled Particle Toy
A browser game that turns hand gestures into a controller for 5,000 glowing particles, playable shapes, sand, and fireworks.
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1960
PigmentPilot: Paint Mixing by Pigment, Not Pixels
A browser-based color tool turns a photographed target into a mixing recipe for the paints already in your box.
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1961
Pool + Pajamas: A Party With a Running Order
A detailed Austin birthday-party page schedules a pool, pajama changeover, live sax, DJs, food, and an indoor dance floor.
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1962
Protobytes: A Natural History for Imagined Life
An artist-built world of computational organisms whose inherited traits, simulated histories, and changing forms become drawings, portraits, films, and material studies.
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1963
PurrMac — Pet Your MacBook. It Purrs.
A macOS companion app that turns slow trackpad strokes into purring, haptic feedback, and increasingly demanding cat behavior.
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1964
Rohingya Hub, a Digital Home for Language and Memory
An open-access platform for Hanifi Rohingya fonts, keyboards, language learning, audio dictionaries, Quran translations, archives, and cultural heritage.
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1965
سَرد: Clinical Notes from the Visit Conversation
An Arabic-English clinical documentation tool that turns a doctor-patient conversation into a structured note for the physician to review and approve.
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1966
Second-Class Saints: A Documented History of Black Mormonism
A 19-episode Mormon Stories series examines Black Mormon history and the LDS Church’s priesthood and temple ban.
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1967
雨垂庵 SHIZUKUAN: A One-House Stay with a Factory Archive
A one-group, whole-house lodging in Osaka’s Konohana district, built around the surviving materials and architectural memory of a 1895 spinning mill.
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1968
Smallwood Institute: A Community-Preserved Living Archive
A sourced historical archive documenting the Temperance Industrial and Collegiate Institute in Claremont, Virginia, from its 1892 founding through its 1929 closure.