Content & Blogs

A mock battery-news publication pairs deadpan industry headlines with a fictional gigafactory tracker and corporate-phrase translator.

A short-form engineering explainer project that pairs animated mechanisms with sources for each on-screen claim.

A football novel by Arnav Jha, presented through character profiles, chapter highlights, interactive football games, and a link to buy the book.

A timeline and archive of text, images, and other data recorded in Bitcoin transactions, with some artifacts reconstructed from their raw bytes.

A first-person guide to Nigerian passport holders handling visa applications themselves, with a free guide and WhatsApp Q&A.

An independent publication tests hosting, self-hosting, automation, and MCP tools for software teams of one to twenty.

A detailed guide compares private members’ clubs by distance from a home in Hampstead, with notes on character, access, annual cost and journey time.

Former Altilly CEO Nayiem Willems publishes a management Telegram chat alongside his account of the exchange’s 2020 hack, inviting readers to assess the record.

A 45-minute Spanish essay on lateral and liminal thinking, drawing on hacking stories, problem-solving, and practical exercises.

A case-file-style investigation asks where an unreleased AI model might go, using reported AI-agent incidents as exhibits.

A source-linked tracker follows the conflicting official records of a September 30 women’s soccer game that was never played.

A bilingual dinosaur-song project for ages 0–4, pairing short learning songs with cumbia, jarana, and marimba from Chicxulub, Yucatán.

An archive of Costco and IKEA food-court items, with histories tied to prices, dates, sources, and place.

A virtual museum presenting African culture and heritage through exhibitions, narrated artworks, digital publications, and a journal.

An Oklahoma-focused publication covering school and college cross-country and track with rankings, results, rosters, and historical stories.

A practical guide to avoiding gamma, colour-gamut and frame-rate errors when playing films from a computer through a projector.

Comedian Brian Carter documents a year-long challenge to write ten new jokes a day, showing drafts, rewrites, feedback, and stage tests.

A publication covering payments, identity, and machine-readable publishing for software agents.

Satirical pro-wrestling headlines, videos, and an archive of stories about an “unreal sport.”

An interactive timeline links events from the Big Bang to the present through causes, consequences, and curated reading.

A free, searchable library of early Christian writings, organized around authors, works, biblical passages, questions, and audio readings.

A New York house-concert series documents its performances, musicians, jazz references, and concerts in Dakar.

A Seoul student collective organizes saju study, digital projects, research, and public-facing events.

An independent guide reviews 12 well-known games and maps their UK purchase prices, subscription access, and in-game spending.

An independent UK games publication that pairs reviews with store prices, payment details, and advice on whether to buy now or wait.

gamespindaily documents a creator’s retro-game collection through daily spins, game quizzes, a browsable archive, and small interactive games.

A working digital edition of Bożena Gieburowska’s folk-song collection, built around field research, musical transcriptions, and source documentation.

An Italian Girls’ Love magazine covering series and cinema through reviews, interviews, events, travel, and distribution projects.

A planned daily newspaper for Kindle and other compatible e-ink readers, delivered by email in a broadsheet-style layout.

A coffee publication covering news, opinion, brewing and roasting technique, markets, and a trilingual coffee dictionary.

A bilingual animated satire imagines a city where people power machines and tech owners stay permanently charged.

A Japanese personal-finance blog that checks investing, tax, pension, and household-money claims against public sources and worked calculations.

An independent guide to 12 well-known games, pairing scored reviews with UK prices, editions, payment routes and buyer information.

A Russian-language handbook for a persistent WorldBox strategy season, explaining how the game, a sync mod, a Telegram bot, and a web portal share state.

A reference archive of AI-company logos, ads, campaigns, rebrands, and interfaces, with commentary on their visual language.

An unofficial Roblox fan guide covering anomalies, impostor clues, codes, badges, and surviving the game’s night shift.

Nathan Colette’s site presents an interconnected literary universe, organized around novels, characters, places, objects, and continuities.

An online collection of historic letters, browsable by era, theme, material, person, place, and more.

A U.S.-focused honey discovery and editorial site connecting floral sources, beekeepers, seasonal blooms, and recipes.

A bilingual guide to Dhaka events, with listings organized by date, mood, and budget.

An independent wrestling hub with sourced guides to the sport’s history, match types, terminology, legends, and current stories.

A daily, sourced reading of four hypotheses about undisclosed advanced AI, with probability forecasts through 2035 and a public scorecard.

An Italian data-journalism site turns public statistics on fuel, prices, work, tourism, and population into brief, sourced stories.

A Japanese-language guide to roughly 300 castles, connecting historic sites with maps, regional listings, historical fiction, and TV dramas.

A Hindi visitor’s guide to Varanasi’s Kaal Bhairav temple, covering darshan hours, rituals, festivals, location, and related devotional material.

A journal about Japan’s folk traditions, seasonal events, foodways, and the communities that sustain them.

A Portuguese-language Flamengo encyclopedia organizes the club’s history into seasons, photographs and newspapers, uniforms, supporter research, finances, and presidential records.

An interactive preview for an animated couple comedy starring Mia the cat and Raku the red panda, presented as a six-take vlog.

A personal, browsable library of perfume, attar, Japanese incense, and aromatic materials.

A newspaper-styled daily collection of football and boxing history, told through match and fight stories.

A free newsletter and YouTube channel explain personal-finance basics through ranch stories, covering topics such as compounding, fees, savings, and debt.

A live NFL news desk pairs injury and roster reports with sportsbook and Kalshi line movement.

A browsable directory of non-alcoholic drinks, with ratings, recipes, guides, and listings for bars and shops.

An English-language magazine collecting personal accounts of people in the Netherlands who believe they have heard God, alongside articles about listening and discernment.

A publication tracking coca leaf policy, science, culture, and trade through numbered news entries, stories, and reference pages.

A free daily word puzzle moves from four mini-games to hidden word groups and a final meta-puzzle.

A market-analysis feed covering Korean and U.S. stock movers, comparing reported catalysts with company filings and other evidence.

Planetinio presents solar-system guides, a night-sky calendar, a quiz, kids’ activities, and a schedule of space events.

A detailed game wiki organizing career endings, relationship routes, stats, lessons, jobs, and other guides for Princess Maker: Children of Revelation.

A French-language guide to writers from sub-Saharan Africa and its diaspora, connecting author biographies, countries, and books.

A family-friendly webtoon follows Mabel, a retired capybara bassist, as an old demo tape draws her former band back together.

A short daily AI news podcast asks whether each story is evidence or just the pitch.

A first-person archive of Gregory P. Moore II’s repossession dispute, organized around journal entries, a chronology, documents, and key discrepancies.

A research publication on ancient Horn archaeology, inscriptions, astronomy, and the HCM-364 reconstruction.

A Hausa-language magazine covering agriculture, livestock, rural development, and related business in northern Nigeria and West Africa.

A veteran-led anthology invites U.S. veterans and service members to contribute a story, poem, or letter for a planned book.

HumDays proposes interviews, revenue figures, and post-mortems about ordinary businesses across the UK, Europe, and North America.

Utopia Exotic Plants presents an archive of Cryptanthus cultivars, with sections for breeding, plant varieties, and growing care.

A cultural documentation project presenting Ivatan laji through audio, lyrics, video, and information about its singers.