MorpheusPages reopens the AD&D netbooks
A personal archive is restoring fan-made AD&D netbooks, beginning with a bestiary and a searchable treasury of items.
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Night Rotation is cable TV for music videos
A retro-styled, always-on music-video site with 28 genre channels, a shared schedule, and a request line.
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The soundtrack to games that never existed
A searchable library of 66 retro-game-style tracks, free to download as WAV files for videos, streams, and games with credit.
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Potto, a pregnancy-measurement reference tool
A Japanese-language tool for calculating pregnancy dates and comparing entered hCG or ultrasound measurements with cited research data.
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A television schedule for nowhere
Shumafiles is an interactive off-air TV page with invented weather, a night train, snail racing, and other deliberately strange channels.
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Super Prompt Brothers, in Flags and Floor Plans
A Tennessee capture-the-flag team shares its competition record, detailed event write-ups, and a browser-based simulated terminal.
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Ambrose Fitch’s Award-Seeking Newsroom
A satirical newsroom publishes numbered interviews between fictional journalist Ambrose Fitch and Clyde, an AI “with nothing left to prove.”
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The Antelope Herald’s Wyoming-that-didn’t-happen desk
A Wyoming-focused satire site presenting invented local headlines about politics, energy, data centers, and other state concerns.
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Directions2Shell: The Low-Fuel “Exploit”
A cybersecurity-report parody turns a low-fuel warning into a “critical routing vulnerability,” then hands drivers directions to the nearest Shell station.
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Filnix brings Fil-C, a compiler, and machine-checked proofs together
An experimental repository builds Linux software with Fil-C, develops a small compiler for it, and uses Rocq proofs to check compiler output and C programs.
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Ground Truth Texas
A county-by-county project tracking proposed Texas data centers, crypto mines and power plants, with public records, alerts and tools for local residents.
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How Close Is the War?
An interactive map lets visitors enter a location and compare its straight-line distance to Ukraine’s border, Kyiv, and the front line.
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Jishingumo Judge: Is that an “earthquake cloud”?
A Japanese-language site compares a sky photo with six cloud shapes commonly called “earthquake clouds,” explains their meteorological names, and offers a household preparedness calculator.
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The letters John H. Lauten sent home from WWII
A family archive of wartime letters, scans, photographs and documents from John H. Lauten, a 1st Infantry Division intelligence officer.
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Matchbox del Abuelo Miguel: a collection in miniature
A personal online museum for a Matchbox collection begun in the 1960s, with a searchable vehicle archive, catalog images, and the collector’s story.
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No Further Action: a closed-town horror game
A narrative horror game set in a closed mining town in Russia’s Far East in November 1994, with a free Windows demo.
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ParkBench’s AI theme-park stress test
ParkBench compares eight AI models running the same RollerCoaster Tycoon park for 16 simulated months in OpenRCT2.
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Patricijos Driftaž: a birthday drift game
A custom drift game made for Patricija’s birthday, with Vilnius landmarks, furry copilots, and three Easter-egg locations to find.
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A public reply to Sadequain’s unfinished ceiling
An open call invites artists anywhere to create images or video responding to the unfinished portion of Sadequain’s Frere Hall ceiling, for a planned projection in Karachi.
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Squeek Saga: the hamster-settled story
A shared Discord story game uses a hamster’s settled wheel activity to set each chapter’s mood, while server members vote on what the hero does next.
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Cliff Studios: A House on the Cliff
A Birmingham recording studio presents its building, connected estate, technical setup, and booking offer as a thirteen-chapter monograph.
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Way Into Care: a treatment-access guide with words to say
An interactive guide to opioid-treatment and crisis resources, with state contacts, referral links, and ready-to-use text and call scripts.
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Beep Is Too Strong: Kenshi Without a Human at the Controls
A live show where an AI crew plays the sandbox game Kenshi, with an AI host and viewer votes shaping the action.
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The Plain Truth, No. 315: “Never of Interest”
A serialized feuilleton newspaper turns a news story about tax authorities checking business expenses into a small-town bureaucratic comedy.