观辰: A Pixel Shrine for Charts and Oracle Lots
观辰 combines a Chinese Four Pillars birth-chart interface, date-based readings, and a digital shrine for drawing and keeping oracle lots.
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A Family’s Search for Jusuf Hodžić’s Grave
A family documents its search for the burial place of Jusuf Hodžić, a Bosnian soldier killed in the Dolomites in 1916.
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Sophie’s Safe Space, mapped as a little universe
A body-inclusive movement community offering yoga, intuitive movement, fitness, and online and live gatherings for fat women and FLINTA*.
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The Smishfone 3310i
An interactive fake-phone simulator turns scam texts into a playful practice space for spotting smishing and learning how to report real messages.
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Sparelight Studio’s imagined CSS, tested in demos
A frontend-focused publication explores proposed CSS features alongside working demos and articles about CSS that already ships in browsers.
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Trail Dog and Driver’s Pennsylvania back roads
A Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania guide to back-road and forest-trail drives, with free GPX tracks and a therapy dog woven into the project.
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The Unnecessary Sports Network’s fake-sports broadcast desk
A fictional sports network builds leagues, rankings, match reports, and a merchandise catalog around competitions that “should not exist.”
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Wife API: domestic life, specified in OpenAPI
A Russian-language developer portal models household chores as API tasks, with deadlines, completion criteria, blocker reports, and a sandbox.
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Amurta: restoring the missing words in temple sculpture
Amurta documents a digital project reconstructing broken Indian temple sculpture from intact carvings of the same kind.
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CruxOpen’s bit-exact board work
An open-hardware project takes an AI accelerator and an image pipeline from executable reference models to working FPGA boards.
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Halvenfall: a chapter at every Bitcoin block
An ongoing dark-fantasy serial maps each Bitcoin block to a chapter in a world where the sun’s light halves every four years.
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Iris’s sensing cane and reworked web
Iris describes a sensing cane and an app that recasts websites as simpler, labeled interfaces for blind and low-vision people.
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Kūzan-ji, a temple on the internet
An interactive online zendo offers a dharma-name flow, timed zazen, and small communal rituals.
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The Mirror Dictionary
An open dictionary pairing coined words for human experiences with machines and their machine-side counterparts.
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O Banquete, where the night sets the table
An interactive artwork turns a city’s night sky, weather, and local radio into an imagined banquet of stars.
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Nostalgia: Side A, a Hyderabad cassette story
A browser-based story game set in Hyderabad in 2003, built around restoring a cassette of twelve remembered days.
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Self World, where everything is a message
An interactive introduction to Self, the prototype-based programming language, with a browser playground and desktop downloads.
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Shakshuka Party: The National Shakshuka Competition
A community outdoor shakshuka cook-off, with event details, a packing checklist, winning recipes, and an archive.
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Union Roots maps the geography of American labor
A sourced map connects historic union locals to steel mills and auto plants, alongside a roll of records and public-domain worker photographs.
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AKATRIEL / THE FINAL OMEGA
An interactive case-file archive presents recordings, transcripts, images, and witness material attributed to a mysterious figure called AKATRIEL.
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Costa-Santos · Edições
A Salvador photo-book press focused on the Portuguese-speaking Black Atlantic, publishing small-run, bilingual books and describing an annual first-book prize.
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New Vegas, inside the browser
New Vegas Web lets players run their own installed copy of Fallout: New Vegas in a browser by linking the game’s installation folder.
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JunkStuffer: enterprise junk, securely stuffed
A deadpan parody of enterprise software, presenting an API-first platform for classifying and stuffing office junk.
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Machka’s fictional City Hall is hiring dogs
A participatory satire lets people nominate dogs for ten fictional NYC offices—or invent a job for one.