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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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Shiv’s Date Application
A dinner invitation dressed as a job application, complete with a tiny game, photo booth, and itemized receipt.
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Pie dirsas man, preserved in dial-up amber
A self-described unofficial Latvian fan page for Aldis Drēģeris’s 1995 song, with a slang glossary, mock chat, polls, a horoscope, and a guestbook.
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Notes on … every Beatles song
A searchable, carefully re-set archive of Alan W. Pollack’s musicological analyses of Beatles songs.
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Crisis Wolverine: the U-M campus RPG archive
A browser-playable archive of two University of Michigan student roleplaying games, with manuals, cutscenes, and restored historical sites.
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Ferrix: Linux apps on a Rust kernel
Ferrix is an experimental Rust operating system that boots in QEMU and runs tested Linux applications on its own kernel.
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Horse Race: a source-linked 2026 midterm tracker
An interactive tracker combines midterm polls, campaign-finance data, and Senate election simulations.
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Is My Cat Evil? puts felines before a mock tribunal
Upload a cat photo and the Feline Conduct Tribunal returns an evil score, charges, and a verdict designed to share.
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Lagos MiND
Lagos State’s mental-health programme offers free, confidential counselling by phone, WhatsApp, and email, alongside public information and an AI-assisted wellbeing check.
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Newport Rocketry: Two Eggs, 800 Feet
A Newport High School club in Bellevue that designs, builds, and flies competition rockets, with team history, launch details, and a guide to the engineering.
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By the Record Asheville follows City Hall’s decisions
Plain-language reporting on Asheville votes, public projects, and elected officials, with claims linked to official records.
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Courtin: Romance, Within Conditions
A satirical members-only dating app for people who meet at court, presented through mock app screens, a launch film, music and episodic videos.
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FIREWALL: Immigration legal-help locator
A free, state-based directory of immigration legal help, including DOJ-approved nonprofits, pro bono lawyers, and lawyer referral services.
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Flying Honda’s Gently Used Civic Listing
A surreal classified-style page presents a 2001 Honda Civic that left the road with its dog-owner and kept going.
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HELIODON: House music composed by the sun
Two YouTube house-radio streams for New York and Los Angeles, with music and visuals shaped by local sun position and weather.
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Midnight Dreaming: paintings carried into cloth
A Newcastle-based Aboriginal-owned fashion and art label by Wiradjuri/Wongaibon artist Renae Lamb, alongside dance and community-workshop projects.
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Puzzoole’s animal alphabet, one puzzle at a time
A free monthly browser-puzzle magazine turns an A-to-Z roster of animals into one-rule games, one letter at a time.
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Spokeharbor: A Bike-Borne JRPG in a Weather-Broken Port
A turn-based JRPG follows four kids and their dog as they bike around a tropical port city where the weather has gone strange.