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An evidence-led investigation argues that a token credited to a fruit-fly connectome was launched by human-authored software, then tests the connectome’s claimed computational advantage against controls.
An editorial project cataloguing hotels that sell their own stationery, alongside planned limited editions of letterheads, notecards, envelopes, pencils, and postal sleeves.
An interactive hydraulic simulator explains switching power conversion through water pressure, flow, inertia, and live electrical waveforms.
A seven-year-old artist’s Portuguese drawing site, with step-by-step lessons, 50 practice subjects, videos, and an in-browser sketchpad.
An interactive experiment that uses a lobster-inspired neural circuit to steer a shared browser through public Wikipedia articles.
A developer tool that checks an agent’s action claims against authoritative records such as a Gmail mailbox.
Iranian visual storyteller Navid Faramarznezhad documents a solo bicycle journey from Shiraz through the Caucasus, including the work and people encountered along the way.
An interactive atelier of dream fragments, research rooms, diary entries, sound, and small fictional field records.
An open-source Islamic platform combining prayer times, Qibla, Quran and Adhkar with locally computed astronomy and an ad-free interface.
An open-source NVIDIA GPU simulator that runs unmodified CUDA programs on an ordinary CPU, with simulated cards, drivers, libraries, and monitoring tools.
A Spanish-language interactive love letter that asks Silvia to be Gerson’s girlfriend through music, notes, and a carefully staged reveal.
A private browser-based editor for making printable funeral programs, remembrance cards, and obituary worksheets.
A bilingual testimony, author, and keynote-speaker site documenting Révérien Rurangwa’s survival of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.
An interactive archive of operational, technical, and personnel records surrounding a counter-espionage asset called Zed.
A public research map organizing Uruma City’s 29 current councilors, their questions, subjects, affiliations, districts, and historical meeting-record appearances.
A multilingual memorial archive tracing sinologist Victor H. Mair from an Ohio childhood and Peace Corps service in Nepal to Dunhuang, the Tarim Basin, and forty-seven years at Penn.
A Japanese band’s carefully assembled comeback site, documenting its history, members, old recordings, and October 25 show in Nagoya.
A neural network ranks individual blood-cell images by their resemblance to leukemic lymphoblasts, putting the cells most worth reviewing first.
An iPhone app for sending anonymous letters to strangers, with collectible stationery and a small fairy-raising game layered on top.
A free events agenda gathering things to do across Savoie, from the shores of Lac du Bourget to the Vanoise.
A free, phone-based outdoor puzzle game sends players through three Nantou townships to recover a shattered divine staff and uncover Hakka history.
A conceptual art project turns four daily hygiene practices into a physical edition of objects, documents, and rules.
An interactive visual history of Bitcoin’s unspent transaction outputs, rendered from the genesis block onward.
A personalized paperback service turns a real person, their photo, and a few familiar stories into a comic novel.