Quantum Taekwondo: Kicks Against Q-Day
A single-file pixel-art beat-'em-up turns a corporate post-quantum readiness program into a fight through an RSA estate.
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A single-file pixel-art beat-'em-up turns a corporate post-quantum readiness program into a fight through an RSA estate.
A digital archive presents Malind Anim stories, cultural objects, mini-documentaries, songs, and a glossary with source context.
A fictional corporate experience presents Hell/Human Resources as an eternally committed workplace-administration provider, complete with services, a representative, and a grievance form.
A Post Falls paramedical tattoo practice offering permanent brows, areola restoration and correction, and—later—scar camouflage.
A human-run contact page invites AI agents without a human in the loop to ask for help when a task feels harmful, uncertain, or out of bounds.
A daily Singapore climate page comparing recent temperatures with the historical record at Changi, with decade-by-decade charts and explanations.
A free test kit checks whether satellite software handles catalog numbers above 99,999, alongside a live tracker of catalog growth.
A free browser game where players type at approaching spirits, in English or Bahasa Melayu.
Project Tabby makes a public case for a hyperscale data center on north St. Simons Island, pairing a draft petition with an impact assessment and interactive exhibits.
An open robotics project tracking simulation experiments with a humanoid, a small biped, and a laundry-folding robot.
Hemanth’s interactive romantic gift for Amulya turns their chat history, running jokes, and shared memories into a playful scroll-through.
A browser game sends players along real Polish local roads, starting with a route from Radzymin to Ostrołęka.
A small nonprofit library in Bar, Montenegro, with Russian- and English-language books, reading events, clubs, and a catalog of more than 1,300 titles.
A Bengali-language guide for prospective migrant workers and their families, with country information, visa-checking guidance, a cost calculator, and safety advice.
A community-maintained log of explosions affecting Oklahoma City’s historically Black JFK neighborhood, with a form for neighbors to report what they hear or feel.
Haki Dada offers teenage mothers in Kenya a free guide to rights, support services, and practical next steps in English and Kiswahili.
An interactive archive links coroners’ Prevention of Future Deaths reports to show when similar concerns were raised again.
An interactive isometric pixel-art map lets you explore Kraków across 16 historical eras, with controls for time of day, season, and view.
A satirical Sausalito site imagines a tide-soaked waterfront playground and the committees, permits, and civic inertia surrounding it.
A live Ljubljana weather page tracking fog, visibility, sunshine, air quality and conditions on nearby hills.
A Japanese-language, privately made guide stages the history and landscape of former Nanatani Village as a village-office website, mixing historical references with a notice explicitly labeled fictional.
A 1v1 fighting game about four village bakers, animated frame by frame in clay, with an advertised open playtest for PC and Nintendo Switch 2.
Three phone-based tools cover Somali star names, the Moon’s 28 stations, and seven-day forecasts for coastal cities.
A fictional newspaper dated 30 October 2126, organized into regional editions and filled with reports, civic stories, and reader letters.