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Enter two addresses to see mapped Flock license plate cameras along the route, count which would photograph your car, and find contact details for responsible officials.
A browser-based suite of tools for setting up, sizing, tuning, and troubleshooting ArduPilot copters and planes.
An interactive, illustrated birthday book presented as a workplace assignment from a friend in Tampa to Daniel in Quito.
An online museum maps U.S. nonprofit websites and their archived versions from 1996 to 2021.
A deadpan mock storefront recasts Zach Blechner as a product line, a stock ticker, and a research subject.
A browser-game studio frames three compact apocalypse games through obsolete media: an 1989 combat racer, a 1999 clerical error, and a 2071 content feed.
An interactive sound artwork framed as a fictional pirate-radio station broadcasting from the Salish Sea in 2075.
GemWM is a Wayland compositor that recreates the look of the Atari ST’s GEM desktop while offering overlapping, tiling, and scrolling window modes.
An interactive essay turns ordinary text into a dark room, with virtual lamps that reveal its letters and colors.
An interactive sandbox models radio links with audio-rate signals, modulation, receiver behavior, and transmission errors.
A satirical AI-assistant landing page for a chatbot that boasts 400 trillion parameters and admits to 0.3% accuracy.
A private parody fan-club archive celebrating filmmaker Ben Aston and his 2005 short Team Team Trinity, with trailers, publicity materials, press links and a guestbook.
A free, live folk-horror game invites five players to a Twitch table and the chat to play the dead.
A free interactive life simulation uses statistics from 141 countries to model a randomly assigned life from birth to death.
A fictional Texas cinema presented as a searchable lore archive, with staff, house rules, seat-by-seat incidents and a scheduler link.
An interactive 3D model of an imaginary 36-mile city in a giant lightbulb, orbiting above Earth.
An interactive ink-wash landscape turns Solana’s live price and trading history into a scroll you can explore.
A satirical Ko Lanta residents’ movement asks Bonnie’s Deli to move because it is too close—and too tempting—to walk past.
A browser demo lets a connectome-inspired fruit-fly neural network roam a picnic table and score hotdogs against other foods.
An interactive map and timeline record Gaza sites, their histories, and damage status, from regional views down to individual buildings.
A Polish-language energy documentary site pairs a 16-minute film with interactive charts and research on renewable power, negative electricity prices, and electric cars as a possible buffer for surplus generation.
An independent, records-based account of Nederland’s proposed Eldora Mountain Resort acquisition, tracking payments, financing, Board votes, and unresolved questions.
A records-based project tracks license plate readers, agency policies, contracts, and document releases across Milwaukee County.
A student’s personal site follows her research into unpaid household labor, hand-drawn period zines for girls in rural China, and life as a freediver.