JFK Neighborhood Explosion Report
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.
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Haki Dada: a bilingual rights guide for young mothers
Haki Dada offers teenage mothers in Kenya a free guide to rights, support services, and practical next steps in English and Kiswahili.
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Recurance tracks coroners’ warnings that recur
An interactive archive links coroners’ Prevention of Future Deaths reports to show when similar concerns were raised again.
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Cracow Pixel Map turns Kraków into a city-sized timeline
An interactive isometric pixel-art map lets you explore Kraków across 16 historical eras, with controls for time of day, season, and view.
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Lake Marinship: Sausalito’s Fictional Waterfront Playground
A satirical Sausalito site imagines a tide-soaked waterfront playground and the committees, permits, and civic inertia surrounding it.
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Je megla? — Ljubljana’s fog desk
A live Ljubljana weather page tracking fog, visibility, sunshine, air quality and conditions on nearby hills.
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Nanatani Village Office, with a Calendar of Its Own
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privately made guide stages the history and landscape of former Nanatani Village as a village-office website, mixing historical references with a notice explicitly labeled fictional.
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PROOFBOUT: A Clay Baker Fighting Game
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.
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Cirday puts Somali sky knowledge to work
Three phone-based tools cover Somali star names, the Moon’s 28 stations, and seven-day forecasts for coastal cities.
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A 2126 newspaper with starlings, badgers and state courtship
A fictional newspaper dated 30 October 2126, organized into regional editions and filled with reports, civic stories, and reader letters.
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I Am the Light: A Lighthouse-Keeper Playtest
A free browser story game about keeping a lighthouse on a Maine island in 1984, with twenty days of duties, radio calls, and decisions.
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LibreBook’s Zhuangzi, opened up line by line
A digital edition of the Zhuangzi’s seven Inner Chapters, pairing the original text with historical commentaries, character notes and a modern translation.
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Moto Wewa: a Kinshasa moto-taxi racing game
A free browser game puts players on a moto-taxi run through Kinshasa, picking up passengers and weaving through traffic.
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ZoreWars: Core War, plus Z
A browser programming game where warriors fight across the classic memory ring, a 2D plane, or a 3D volume.
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Djungelskog’s plush-bear homepage
A self-described IKEA plushie’s personal site, complete with family photos, a pet counter, and a running account of its life in a virtual machine and Slack.
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A live ledger of Binance’s traced outflows
A multichain tracker separates estimated funds moved, frozen, and unresolved, alongside a timeline and linked statements.
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Quantum Billing, in Every Possible State
A quantum-mechanics-themed billing-platform parody, complete with subscription, usage-metering, and customer-portal demos.
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Pilewear: an MMORPG where roads wear into the world
Pilewear presents a PC MMORPG set on a woven continent where repeated travel wears shared grassland into permanent roads.
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Pranvera: an Albanian-language domestic-violence support guide
A guide for women experiencing domestic violence, with safety advice, legal information, and routes to support in Kosovo and Albania.
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Salvador D’Ouro: Founder of Himself
A Portuguese-language fictional luxury-success guru turns inherited wealth and self-help marketing into satire.
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Galamsey Tracker maps land clearing across Ghana’s gold belt
The site tracks satellite-observed land clearing near towns and villages in eight areas of Ghana’s southern gold belt, alongside mining-licence data.
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Los lenguajes del agua: keeping rain in beads
A Spanish-language watershed project records local rain and water knowledge through beads, walks, shared stories, and seasonal gatherings.
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Measure & Number: geometry made with compass and straightedge
An illustrated geometry resource that lets visitors work through compass-and-straightedge constructions alongside their history and sources.
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1812: The Whole Story
A source-rich public history of the War of 1812, with connected narrative paths, a moving map, and interactive historical systems.