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Pallward: the king’s last argument
A fantasy turn-based CRPG about carrying a dead king 400 leagues to his burial place—with the king still arguing from inside his coffin.
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Save the Chains: A Fellowship of Booth Loyalists
SaveTheChains.com turns suburban chain-restaurant rituals into a mock-sacred clubhouse, complete with a creed, a guestbook, and six self-described gentlemen.
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El Mal Aire: a territory-sized healing myth
Arbo Studio presents a comparsa for Pasto’s 2027 Carnaval de Negros y Blancos, rooted in the folklore of mal aire and the idea of healing a person and a territory together.
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Fix Chicago Housing makes zoning a 15-year simulation
An interactive Chicago housing-policy simulator lets visitors change zoning rules and explore modeled effects on homes, rents, affordability, and traffic.
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KDE Plasma on the Web
A browser-hosted Debian riscv64 system boots into KDE Plasma, with a terminal, file manager, package installs, audio and GPU drawing.
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Slowmortar’s sambal issue brings the fieldwork to the table
An Indonesian food magazine issue explores sambal through regional tastings, a workshop profile, three short films, and an interactive ingredient picker.
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Commoner’s Union: Anchorage’s neighbor-run bulletin board
A local guide to Anchorage events, community groups, practical help, and how city government works.
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Hummer Archive: Iraq’s CPA records
A searchable Arabic-English archive of Coalition Provisional Authority documents from Iraq, 2003–04.
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Morse Mates, the children’s telegraph
A screen-free telegraph kit pairs a physical Morse key with shared local branches and manually relayed messages.
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Nutmegwake’s six-stop meal clock
A food-and-voyage series follows meals during brief port calls on a ship traveling among six Maluku stops.
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SAGE: Elections Mapped to Their Smallest Published Units
Noah Dasanaike’s SAGE dataset collects geocoded lower-house and presidential election results across 134 countries, usually at polling-station scale.
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Stackedtin’s four-tier neighborhood magazine
A weekly Indonesian magazine arranged like a four-tier rantang, with an essay, a food review, a field film, and short kitchen notes.
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Washington Files: a disclosure explorer for 2026
Washington Files makes officials’ financial disclosures, campaign funding, and lobbyist reports searchable and explorable across Washington’s 2026 races.
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Eyes on Hawkeye’s public-records archive
A community-run archive gathers public records about a proposed data center near Belvidere, with searchable text, a timeline, and plain-language summaries.
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Peter Veter™: Wind for €10
A Slovak-language parody launch page for boxed wind, complete with product variants, specs, reviews, and interactive gusts.
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Ringshadow: The AI Commands. You Drive.
A free real-time strategy game for Mac, Windows, and Linux where an AI commander runs the army and you can take direct control of any unit.
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Arsha Books, a press waiting out suspension
An independent press in Talas catalogs poetry, stories, and songs in Iradi, Russian, and English; it says it cannot take orders while its registration is suspended.
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Hot dog. Not hot dog.
A playful benchmark compares ten AI models on 1,000 food photos, tracking accuracy, speed, and cost at one very specific classification task.
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The Confident Idiot — AI skepticism with a newsroom voice
A playful “institute” for reviewing AI certainty, hallucinations, and hype—complete with sections like a Hallucination Zoo and Prompt Goblins.
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Secret Garden (秘密花園) — a music-and-color “emotional companion” site
A Taiwanese immersive art project where you “plant” color seeds to generate a music/emotion experience, complete with flower-language cards and a live “gardeners” team diary.
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LessLLM — scheduled blackouts for compulsive AI use
A macOS menu-bar app that enforces scheduled LLM chat “blackouts” at the DNS level, with a severity ladder that escalates to “self-ransom” pricing.
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DEATH-LINE: PLUMMET (International PLUMMET Organization)
A fictional extreme-sport brand site that treats rooftop drops like corporate compliance—complete with an “IPO compliance framework” and monetized survival theater.
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Tommo vs The Internet: charity debt as a weekly game
A live, Strava-verified “donate damage” loop where every donation adds measurable running/cycling/swimming debt to be cleared before Sunday.