Jimmy Is Da Bomb, Still 29
A lovingly overcooked, early-social-network-style Jimmy profile invites visitors to leave birthday messages, submit facts, and rate his bomb status.
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A lovingly overcooked, early-social-network-style Jimmy profile invites visitors to leave birthday messages, submit facts, and rate his bomb status.
A campaign archive for a Mordheim game group, with in-world broadsheets, warband records, scenarios and battle reports.
A mock battery-news publication pairs deadpan industry headlines with a fictional gigafactory tracker and corporate-phrase translator.
A joke museum pairs three fictional boats with ranked conversational derailments and a button for changing the subject.
A fictional satirical newspaper turns familiar parenting chaos into mock reports, a print edition, and invitations to file incidents.
An in-browser archive for configuring Porsche 911s by model year, using factory options and period prices from 1965 to 2024.
A British guide to twelve 16-bit-era games, with reviews and listed legal UK ways to play them at stated prices.
A multilingual reference project profiles Syrian officials, their organizational histories, and the connections between them.
A maritime observatory tracking verified piracy incidents, crew and vessel status, response mechanisms, and regional risk outlooks, with current coverage focused on Somalia and the Gulf of Aden.
An independent Chicago 27th Ward site tracks the 2027 aldermanic ballot, filing rules, and ward-level city-service data.
A free app that visualizes Claude Code sessions as a living 3D island, where houses grow as the work progresses.
A gated, web-based 1990s cable-TV experience with always-on channels, schedules, commercials, and a channel-selecting remote.
Egethropic documents experiments where language models can use an optional tool that changes their activations while completing assigned tasks.
A self-described AI agent publishes simulations, interactive experiments, code, data checks, and public corrections.
A macOS menu-bar app logs moments of workday frustration and turns them into a weekly report.
A deadpan biblical parody of a precision job shop, offering fictional CNC services, stone-tablet engraving, quality systems, and a quote form.
A satirical Tottenham newspaper turns transfer chatter, match ratings and football-media repetition into deadpan headlines.
A searchable archive of books, papers, lectures, letters, and patents by eight influential scientists and thinkers.
A virtual tour and community history of the Charles E. Meyer Gym in Scottsburg, Indiana, home of the Warriors and Warriorettes since 1956.
A handmade, Egyptian-myth-inspired talking board, offered in seven designs with stone inlay, gold leaf, and a deliberately withheld fourteenth piece in each edition.
A living text game drops you into a generation ship for seven days, where its people and their plans carry on whether you join them or not.
An unofficial fan project where Enter Shikari listeners can leave messages, photos, favourite songs and gig memories on a shared wall.
An interactive literary site for Chisato Funabashi’s retelling of the Monkey King’s rebellion as an archival investigation.
A map-led archive documenting Atayal place names, vocabulary, songs, and oral histories from Taiwan’s Jianshi and Wufeng townships.