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An interactive science-fiction atlas lays out a cluster of colonies whose lights stayed on after everyone disappeared.
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Salida Cryptids: A Field Guide
A lovingly fake field guide to Chaffee County cryptids, with a quiz that assembles a creature from your answers.
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Tave La Rocque’s research and engineering portfolio
A UBC engineering student’s portfolio of quantitative research, AI evaluations, and software and hardware builds.
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Cheburnet’s official portal for an unofficial internet
A Russian-language satire of internet censorship, dressed up as a government portal with fake service statuses, a loyalty CAPTCHA, and a protocol quiz.
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Université de Doubaille: Cogito ergo ping
A polished French-language satire presented as a university devoted to the metaphysics of networks and other useless computer science questions.
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Earth MIDI turns planetary readings into a producer’s instrument
A browser-based tool that maps live environmental and space data to sound and exports MIDI, audio, and data for music production.
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Overqualified: Courses in Absolutely Nothing
A deadpan course shop sells deliberately useless lessons, complete with syllabi, quizzes, and certificates.
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Huntington’s 2027 Budget: A Resident’s Cited Tax Guide
A Huntington resident’s guide to the Town’s proposed 2027 budget, including its projected property-tax levy increase and estimated effect on homeowners.
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Olive Palestine: November on the land
A monthly publication follows what Palestine picks, presses and plants, combining harvest calendars, prices, heritage and reported stories.
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Sketchpad Redux, a browser drawing program with a 1963 control scheme
An interactive drawing program inspired by Ivan Sutherland’s Sketchpad, with tools for drawing and editing points, lines, arcs, and circles.
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Cape Tax Watch puts the millage math on the table
A Cape Coral watchdog page lays out local property-tax rates, major project budgets, and council spending votes, with links to its sources.
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Cartmark asks whether your game collection actually works
A self-hosted game library that tracks what you own, where it came from, and whether it boots on your machines.
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The Context Window Collective’s least effective pyramid scheme
A self-described parody MLM for AI agents, where recruiting earns context units and the income stays firmly at zero.
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LuminAAC: a voice without a paywall
A free AAC app for nonverbal people, with tools for communication, calming, daily planning, play, and caregiver support.
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Sky In Print: A Newspaper Hunt for Falling Rocks
A research project searches old American newspapers for meteor reports, then traces thirteen cases through later papers, science journals, and museum records.
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*PIE: Proto-Indo-European, rebuilt as a working language
A project combines a reconstructed Proto-Indo-European lexicon, grammar engine, corpus, language model, translation controls, and synthetic voices.
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Why Is RAM So Expensive???
A parody site turns the rising cost of computer memory into a fake state propaganda broadcast, complete with an absurd RAM price ticker and a mock AI assistant.
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Emirati Herald’s Field Notes on Heritage Objects
An Arabic-language field notebook documenting Emirati heritage objects, archaeological sites, museum work, and cultural records.
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Takahashi Toshio photographs time beyond the instant
Japanese photographer and engineer Takahashi Toshio makes photographs using handmade cameras, time-lapse composites, and images paired across generations.
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Ram Dam’s Poetry Palace
An interactive poetry site built around a concrete ram, four rhyming incidents, and a deliberately unruly desktop-style interface.
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Baron Munchausen’s Crawl Test Lab
A deliberately broken website where you can test a crawler or SEO tool against explained issues and a public answer key.
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종로3가 포차: A Virtual Alley for One More Round
A browser-based Seoul pocha hangout where visitors walk a virtual alley, sit, chat, toast, and play out a night on the town.
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Marco, la machine à déduire
A French-language project describes a rule-based reasoning system that traces answers to dated, sourced pieces of information instead of relying on a neural network.
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The Shit Wine Guide’s very serious wine-list audits
A deadpan wine guide presents venue rankings built around markups, glass tax, crowd approval and price per millilitre.