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The Organization Organization, Twice on Purpose
A small studio making single-purpose apps for the decisions hidden inside everyday chores.
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Voxler, a voxel world that computes itself as you fly
An interactive browser-based voxel engine that generates immense worlds on the graphics card as you move through them.
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Archive to Film: September 11, 2001
A 41-minute documentary and source-led timeline reconstructing September 11 through archived recordings, reports, posts, and linked source material.
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FlyTris — Tetris against a fly-derived circuit
A playable two-minute Tetris match pits a human against a fly-inspired neural circuit, with replays, measurements, and a ranked scorebook.
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Ad Fontes · 溯源: A Musicology Workshop
A Chinese-language digital musicology workshop with sourced research modules, interactive music theory lessons, museum field notes, and a remote music-generation desk.
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Land Before Lines
A three-state watchdog tracking a proposed high-voltage corridor, its rate impacts, public deadlines, and the landowners caught in the route.
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Petrikivka, One Brush and Four Generations
A living guide to Petrykivka decorative painting, its masters, named strokes, objects, and family-taught classes.
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Restaurant Origins — Restaurant City, running again
A preservation project gets the original 2010 Restaurant City client talking to a server rebuilt from scratch.
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Windrow Field Manual
A focused field manual for measuring and managing windrows of hay, snow, and compost.
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Art Art Art — The Gallery Game With a Floor Problem
A first-person game about unpacking real artworks, arranging a collection, and opening exhibitions in your own gallery.
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Capsuleco.net Museum: The Fansite Web We Grew Up In
A preservation archive of early Dragon Ball and anime fan websites, their artwork, pages, and downloadable layouts.
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Midpack Hero, a trail-running life sim that refuses to pause
A real-time life sim follows one runner across Wellington trails, races, injuries, workdays, weather, and the consequences of neglect.
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The Rizzmasillion: Tolkien’s Worst Decisions, Explained
An original comedic retelling of The Silmarillion, arranged as 25 chapters with brainrot aliases, explanatory reveals, a cast roster, and an interactive sound machine.
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Signal Hunt: Let Your Graphics Card Listen to the Sky
A browser-based SETI search tool that lets visitors examine real Green Bank Telescope recordings for drifting radio signals.
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WAVERS and the Three-Second Wave
A meticulously presented members’ club devoted to returning every wave within three seconds.
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Celebrating Gage: A Memorial Built from Other People's Memories
A Reno memorial site collecting stories, photographs, guestbook entries, and memories of Gage Carney.
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The Definitive, Disputed Record of Fuckass Dog
A mock-encyclopedia article documenting a brown domestic dog whose defining quality is being, in the site's words, fuckass.
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Gusdorf Cardiology
A free cardiology learning system linking clinical lessons, ECG interpretation, heart sounds, cases, imaging, calculators, and guideline sources.
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The Examining Line Maps Israel’s Transit Fault Lines
A free collection of thirteen tools for analyzing Israel’s buses and trains, from unreliable schedules and skipped stops to fares, routes, cellular coverage, and industrial-area access.
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听鸟 (Tingniao): A Bird-Song Journal
A Chinese-language web tool that identifies nearby bird calls and turns confirmed encounters into illustrated nature cards.
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Great Plan: Terrible Odds
A 45-second survival game where you pitch a terrible plan to an extremely judgmental goose.
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Little Voices: Write to Someone in Charge
An online classroom where children ages 8 to 12 write to public decision-makers and follow up for a real answer.
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Papa’s Birthday Garden
A private-feeling birthday memorial for Pukii and her Papa, combining memories, a matching game, notes, and a candle.