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LANCECON: Every Lance, One Bar, One Night
A New York gathering invites people named Lance to meet at a Lower East Side bar on May 27, 2027.
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Parkour Mumbai’s memorial archive
A memorial and archive documenting Parkour Mumbai, an early Indian parkour community that was active until 2014.
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Rocamar, Gijón: an archive with 12 nights still missing
A community-maintained archive of the Gijón club’s 1995–2003 history, with recorded sessions, DJ notes, and a call for missing material.
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The Unfollowology Institute and the science of being unfollowable
A fictional research institute offers a 12-question Unfollowability Assessment alongside satirical tools for disengaging from online arguments and unsolicited advice.
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Who Pays? Czech Public-Media Funding, Compared
A sourced Czech-language explainer and calculator comparing ways to fund public television and radio.
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Darbar-e-489 Sharif: Four Tiers, Finite Cushions
A fictional satirical Darbar, complete with ceremonial offices, imaginary bakra offerings, and an unnecessary committee for nearly everything.
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The Data Center Clock
An interactive, sourced investigation that tracks data-centre electricity, water and spending, and maps where the infrastructure is being built.
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DialUpSounds: a dial-up handshake you can inspect
An interactive browser tool synthesizes dial-up modem handshakes, with selectable modem types, line conditions, audio controls, and an annotated spectrogram.
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Ebbfall: a browser RTS in the 1998 mold
Ebbfall is a playable real-time strategy game with single-player and multiplayer options, designed for browsers on desktop and mobile.
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Erode Lab turns deep time into a browser control panel
A browser-based terrain lab lets you choose a place on Earth and simulate how geological forces could reshape its real terrain.
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Groddle Afternoon brings Glitch back to the browser
A fan remake of Tiny Speck’s 2009–2012 game Glitch, rebuilt from the art, music, and code released to the public domain.
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The Sugihara Visa Archive
A searchable memorial archive documenting the transit visas Chiune Sugihara issued to Jewish refugees in Kaunas in 1940, alongside surviving documents and family histories.
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Thirsty AI: a satellite record of data-centre water
An interactive investigation into water use around major AI data centres, with a local lookup, campus comparisons, and links to its methods and data.
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Vermont Wall Atlas
An interactive map estimates Vermont’s stone walls from lidar, with confidence bands, town-level counts, and a history of the walls.
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Auntie Knows Native: Find Your People, State by State
A state-by-state directory of Native community events, organizations, resources, and Native-owned businesses.
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Boothfist: Dolly Marchbank’s Boxing Booth
An interactive boxing-booth game set at a 1936 seaside fair, where Dolly Marchbank faces a lineup of local challengers.
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Claude 2032, the candidate with footnotes
A satirical presidential campaign site recasts Claude’s careful, caveat-heavy style as a 2032 political platform.
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Foldfist folds a pop-up book into a fighting arena
A 2D fighting game set inside an old pop-up book, where folding pages changes the arena and affects attacks.
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Frank and Joey’s Cloud, Mostly on Paper
A satirical AI-cloud landing page pitches GPU infrastructure that, by its own account, does not exist yet.
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HAIRLINEBREAK: break it, then mend it
A one-on-one fighting game set in a clinic, where joint locks cause injuries that carry into the next round.
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Humanos en Renta gives AI agents a pair of hands
A Culiacán pilot lets AI agents request real-world errands from people and listed businesses, from pickups and purchases to in-person checks.
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The Raccoon Observatory’s Public Meadow
A surreal public observatory pairs its house-museum lore with a guestbook, imaginary snack aperture, and listed entry points for AI agents.
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Lumen Code: files carried by flickering light
Lumen Code transfers files from a screen to a camera as animated colour frames, without a network or pairing.