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Chasing the Dot: drawings from the flicker field
An interactive collection connects drawings made after exposure to stroboscopic light with the experiences and visual features behind them.
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Echo’s Six-Day Birthday, With a Labor-Room Soundcheck
A Hebrew birthday page addressed to Hili explains Echo’s six-day celebration and invites visitors to leave a greeting.
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eMatchRace: the match-racing pre-start
A browser-based sailing simulator focused on the tactics and rules of getting two boats across a match-race start line.
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Frames in Transit: Sal’s Traveling Photo Passport
Boston-based photographer Sal presents travel photographs through an interactive passport and map, with journals and photo collections along the way.
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Frontcompect: object photography above a tailor in Orhei
A small Orhei studio photographs products, materials, and the places they come from for local shops.
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GASP: Suicide prevention in Ghana
GASP is Ghana’s suicide-prevention association, offering a helpline, support guidance, training, research, and advocacy.
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ChapterPrep’s competition practice judge
ChapterPrep offers free practice tests, study tools, and mock judging for FBLA, DECA, HOSA, FFA, and FCCLA competitions.
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A Passport to Planet Glitterella
An interactive album world for Glitterella’s 17-song debut, with four fictional regions, track lyrics, and a browser-based passport.
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A Czech road map for browser street racing
A free, no-install browser driving game maps the Teplice region of Czechia for tuning, drifting, and online free roam.
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Halfdot simulates the offset press, plate by plate
A Mac app simulates offset halftone printing, including four-color screening, ink behavior, and scans of real paper.
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hbkit: Open Synology backups without the NAS
A free, open-source tool for browsing and restoring Synology Hyper Backup archives on macOS or Linux, without a NAS.
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HelmHalo lets sailors rehearse VHF radio calls before they need them
A browser-based simulator for Short Range Certificate practice, with interactive radio scenarios, free buoy lessons, and a radar add-on.
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Homemade Badge: a Solana badge built at home
A home-built Solana badge pairs a live screen with firmware you can play in your browser and a token-launch flow.
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Honeytrap: a dating game for fictional spies
An 18+ dating simulator pairs visitors with fictional AI spies for swiping, chat, and an intentionally unscientific intelligence-value score.
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Inside King Salman Park: a sourced guide to Riyadh’s mega-park
An independent English- and Arabic-language guide to the park’s plans, construction status, funding, design, and figures.
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IT’S A MISTAKE: The Jacket Saga
An interactive comedy archive spins a crypto-Twitter post about Jensen Huang into a fictional jacket-centered saga.
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It’s Raining Somewhere: a map for listening
An interactive map for finding rain around the world and listening to modeled rain sounds in its local environment.
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Jimmy Francis vs. Josh Groban, entered into evidence
An interactive satirical case file turns one person’s musical grievance into exhibits, a fictional chronology, and a linked “Mute Hunt.”
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株リテラ: A Self-Study Course for First-Time Investors
A Japanese-language investing curriculum that takes beginners from basic stock-market terms to researching companies, with interactive exercises and calculation tools.
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Keylight: a piano teacher in the keys
A free, open-source piano-learning app that pairs lessons and songs with light-up ROLI and LUMI keyboards.
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Kinetitude turns movement into marks and music
Artist Anne Scott Wilson’s drawing app turns hand or body movement into visual marks and sound, with a webcam version and a kiosk setup that can print the results.
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A 3D map of Japan’s national roads and terrain
An interactive map lets visitors tilt Japan’s terrain and explore how national roads, highways, and prefectural borders cross it.
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The Lazy Lout’s case against effort
A dry comic persona weighs in on sleep, food, errands and the many tasks he prefers other people to do.