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An archive of the free-hosting era, covering the forums, hosts, economics, and control panels that let people earn web space instead of buying it.
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Purrgatory OS: A Personal Computer Full of Cats and Feelings
A Windows XP-inspired personal website where Mary-Joyce stores writing, memories, music, games, cat records, diary entries, and digital miscellany.
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A Job Application That Runs on Supabase
Rees Calder’s application for a Strategic Partner Manager role turns a CV into an interactive, queryable Supabase database.
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SAMRA, the Television-Delivered Humanoid Companion
A highly designed product presentation for SAMRA, a compact humanoid companion supposedly delivered through a household television.
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Sendtau, Malaysia’s Supernatural Logistics Network
A fictional ecommerce parody that sells curses for office problems, broken technology, relationship drama, and more.
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The Stingy Men's Association Has Suspended Birthday Weekends
A fictional institution publishes deadpan notices defending the male wallet from brunches, wedding committees, surprise photographers, and other alleged financial emergencies.
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Flock That — Your Daily Life Isn't a Lead
A sharply designed civil-liberties campaign arguing against networked license-plate surveillance and for Fourth Amendment protections.
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The Almost Archive
An archive of things that never arrived, appeared only briefly, or officially disappeared.
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Toyoda PC Turns “I Want to Make This” Into Games
A regional digital-creation club in Nakano, Nagano, where middle-school students make games, characters, music, videos, and other works with computers and AI.
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The 639-Place Atlas of Westeros and Essos
A bilingual interactive map of the world of Game of Thrones, with layers for places, houses, rulers, events, dragons, routes, and chronology.
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The Black Flag Years
An illustrated history of twenty-nine pirates, buccaneers, and rovers who worked four oceans between 1650 and 1730.
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Bronnies, Made Slowly
Bronnies is Bronwyn's small-batch Ooltewah business making sourdough bread, cold-process soap, shaving bars, and crocheted lovey plushies.
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Capex Cycle: A SEC-Sourced Hyperscaler Capital Monitor
A Chinese-English dashboard tracking how much major cloud companies spend on AI and infrastructure, what that spending returns, and who captures the resulting profits.
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CareSemble Does the Caregiving Paperwork
A caregiver app that turns discharge papers, pill bottles, and insurance letters into plain-language care plans, medication schedules, reminders, and family updates.
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Clone The Max: The Dog Nature Never Intended to Scale
A deadpan launch site offering genetically identical copies of Max, a bat-eared Jack Russell–Chihuahua cross, for $100,000 and up.
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Atelier: Type Is the Argument
An interactive typography essay with eleven lessons on spacing, measure, scale, weight, case, voice, pairing, specimens, and more.
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FlockOff Maps Minnesota’s Surveillance and Housing History
An interactive Minnesota map connecting surveillance, enforcement, and housing policy through public data.
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Hoo-Now Pocket, the Self-Certified Pie Shop
A fictional Australian-Chinese pocket-pie shop serving thin-skinned, iron-pan-browned meat and vegetable pies with wonderfully overcommitted names.
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isitdeprecated.com Tracks the Silent Changes in AI Models
A monitoring project that tracks price increases, context-window cuts, capability removals, and retirements across AI model providers.
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Kill Vector, the One-Person Swarm Dogfight
A free browser arcade shooter where you rotate a transforming strike craft, lead your shots, and dismantle alien formations.
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Lost in Sanity: The Band That Left Its Website Behind
A preserved archive of a two-piece teenage band from Ludington, Michigan, active from 2004 to 2008.
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Maison Esque, a House with Teeth
A fashion-art house presenting garments, objects, rooms, and images as evidence of “strange life.”
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MN Data Center Watch
An open community map tracking proposed and operating Minnesota data centers, including their power capacity, costs, water use, permits, and local consequences.
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My Agent Family: A Family Album for the Agent Age
An open-source album of 66 interconnected websites and a sprawling cast of AI agents, presented as one human’s family of digital characters.