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An interactive memorial presents named people the page identifies as killed during Iran’s 2025–2026 uprising.
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Death at Lincoln City Hall
An eight-player murder mystery set during a city meeting over whether to replace the town’s McDonald’s with a luxury development.
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Lamb Pilgrim: a shared cathedral visit for little lambs
An interactive virtual pilgrimage where lamb avatars can visit shrines, pray together, light candles, and greet one another.
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Lighthouse Notes, from the edge of the land
Maren Holt’s field journal combines lighthouse visits with an atlas, keepers’ stories, travel notes and a guide to light signals.
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Normandy House: Follow the “Donations”
An independent investigation examines Normandy House’s reported donations, a resident’s rent-related lawsuit, and public records about the sober-living operator and its building.
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Peptide Exhibit A puts the group chat on trial
A satirical landing page for a fictional peptide social app, where posts become numbered legal exhibits.
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Salida Furries: A Field Guide to Costumed Wildlife
A playful, naturalist-style guide to the costumed characters and Halloween habits of Salida, Colorado.
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Shaw, block by block
An independent neighborhood dashboard brings Shaw news, events, transit, public works, housing, and block-level information together.
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Wendleford: Twenty Days in a Flooded AI Town
A detailed account of a twenty-day simulation in which six Claude-played characters make decisions in a fictional market town after a flood.
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Nowy Wiśnicz’s Court Books, Reassembled
A searchable digital edition of 17th- and 18th-century municipal court records, connecting indexed entries and people with scans, transcriptions, and a historical map.
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Bob Hardesty: The questions that remain
A family-built account of Robert Bruce Hardesty’s life and 1981 killing, organized around memories, timelines, documents, and requests for information.
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ECG Studio’s 3D Heart Simulator
An interactive heart model generates 12-lead ECGs from simulated cardiac electrical activity.
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Hill East’s block-by-block arrival board
An independent neighborhood dashboard gathers local news, events, transit, street permits, and other public data for Hill East, Washington, DC.
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Orbis: The atlas of a changing planet
An open-data atlas that presents terrain, climate, forests, weather and planetary indicators on a searchable globe.
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The Vance Fleet Museum Is Still on Duty
A fictional warship museum serves as the setting for a point-and-click adventure, with a free browser prologue available to play.
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Dad Lore’s very normal study circle
A mock study-circle website doubles as the front door for RADR Games’ in-development third-person action-adventure set across one night in Delhi NCR.
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Quodemos: democracy history you can answer back to
A free, bilingual interactive series turns democratic breakdowns and defenses into short, swipeable episodes with audio and sourced cards.
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Roundhouse: a Rails compiler with nine destination languages
Roundhouse analyzes Ruby on Rails applications and says it can emit equivalent projects in C#, Crystal, Elixir, Go, Kotlin, Python, Rust, Swift, and TypeScript.
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A neighbourhood campaign measures Project Pluto in metres
A Guildford West residents’ campaign against a data-centre project, combining planning-document excerpts, proximity details and ways to contact decision-makers.
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TruckerLady: Big Betty’s Bizarre Freight Runs
A free browser game about Roxy Diesel, her pink semi-truck, and the odd jobs nobody else in the 1980s trucking world will take.
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Vizarra’s house of stone
Vizarra presents carved-stone furniture and objects through an interactive house tour, with prices attached to individual works.
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The Windows Source BBS, back on the line
A 1990s Evansville-area bulletin board has returned as a browser- and telnet-accessible BBS, with its history, artwork, and games documented online.
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DiscPro Keeps the Phone in the Bag
A disc-golf GPS tracker that marks each throw automatically when you set your bag down at the next lie.
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ExamRecon Rehearses the Veteran Benefits Exam
A voice-driven mock C&P exam for U.S. veterans that scores spoken answers against 38 CFR disability-rating criteria.