Content & Blogs

A chaptered digital museum follows Deghiat Hassen Ali (1883–1964) through Eritrean colonial administration, religious leadership, and the independence movement.

Brain Prison presents Korean-language mystery cases as an escape-room-style serial game, with clue locks, difficulty ratings, and season finales.

A dry comic persona weighs in on sleep, food, errands and the many tasks he prefers other people to do.

An independent English- and Arabic-language guide to the park’s plans, construction status, funding, design, and figures.

A weekly brief on medical AI in the Middle East, written for clinicians, with each story presented as both an announcement and a critical second view.

An independent research project presenting a corpus of Iberian inscriptions, scientific records, case studies, and experimental tools.

A digital book gathers memories of 74 Jersey shops, cafés, cinemas, dance floors and other everyday places, from the 1950s to today.

Julian the Historian presents a 77,000-word ebook about Black Americans who resisted oppression between 1796 and 1966.

A documentary project about Shirley McGah and the London removals company she started in 1988, now run as Shirley’s Removals.

An interactive timeline of historical events, with each record attributed to a named source and accompanied by a note on what that source can establish.

An online archive and reading guide for declassified UFO/UAP records, with case histories, document links, a featured-file viewer and a sign-in forum.

A collection of short films turns familiar idioms into literal images, then pairs them with the different sayings used elsewhere.

A Spanish-language video channel explains canals, dams, deltas, and low-lying cities using 3D maps of real terrain.

A Persian-language archive tracing rapper Qaf’s career through a timeline, releases, videos, social posts, and underground feuds.

An online book examines the Qur’an’s claim of divine origin through history, language, science, and mathematics, with disagreements between AI systems left visible.

A memorial-style collection of stories, videos, games and timeline entries about machines sent to Mars and the Moon.

Reading guides connect English light novels and manga to anime stopping points, while place guides trace stories to locations in Japan.

A Russian-language fan archive stages a small forum around the 1999 adventure game Spy Fox 2, with puzzle hints and nostalgia threads.

A French-language review site that evaluates web apps and SaaS, then scores them out of 20 across practical criteria.

Kenneth McDonald’s murder mystery is presented with a clickable map, an archive of fictional exhibits, and a Kindle purchase link.

A news museum that turns major world events into sourced explainers and block-by-block digital exhibits.

A multilingual film project follows a man walking through the Uruguayan countryside, knocking on the doors of estancias and setting off again.

Author Park Hong-gi presents a book about Korean urban life alongside illustrated scenes, music, excerpts, and a virtual diary experience.

A French-language publication tracking sports innovations and projects by their stage of maturity.

An interactive account of memes and wider X activity around a reported Nvidia CEO story, covering Nov. 7–12, 2026.

A Hebrew Bible story series presents short retellings alongside Hebrew, English, and references to Jewish sources.

TLOC DB is a fan-made wiki and database for the game, with item data, maps, charts, guides, and playtest updates.

A free guide for yacht and estate chefs covering certifications, jobs, housing, pay, and provisioning across ten ports.

Aviation and naval history told through short films, archive footage, and labeled 3D reconstructions.

A travel journal pairs posts about Japanese history, food, name origins and local life with a prefecture-by-prefecture map.

A Romanian-language investigation archive invites readers to explore cases spanning local history, world mysteries, the occult, antiquity, and space.

An interactive report argues that F&G’s common equity is worth zero, tracing the case through insurer assets, capital, withdrawals, and stress scenarios.

A YouTube channel presents history and science what-ifs as numbered case files, with evidence-led investigations and verdicts of Plausible, Unlikely, or Impossible.

A Norse lunar calendar and editorial project following seasonal traditions, moon phases, and the sky above Gamla Uppsala.

Dumb Festivities catalogs 143 festivals around the world, with a map, calendar, filters, and a voting-based ranking.

An independent Perugia magazine offers practical articles on evening and weekend work, seasonal jobs, small-business gigs, taxes, shared vehicles, and job-offer scams.

A browsable archive of 2,306 35mm slides shot by Jack Heard from the early 1960s to the mid-1980s, with an invitation to identify people and places.

A free comedy discovery site that gathers stand-up clips, specials, roasts, and podcast episodes, with filters and listings for comedy venues and events.

A wildlife photography portfolio and species index focused on Bangladesh, organized into birds, animals, butterflies, and landscapes.

Moonpaperthimbl offers a technical guide to what blade-repair robots can—and cannot—establish, from damage assessment and access through repair verification.

A research-led archive tracing older machine brands, their histories, parts leads, and what surviving equipment may be worth.

Pilot Mail presents a children’s story as five illustrated postcards, with a note for your future self and another to pass along.

A Korean-language project translating Japanese retro games, with patches, emulator guides, walkthroughs, and a game-request board.

A hands-on guide to Saltline, a browser shooter by Felix Rieseberg, with controls, mission instructions, and notes on its Claude Fable 5.2 origins.

A documentary and photo-story project about the Igbo Ọjà flute, Ọdụ horn and related musical traditions, with an Ọjà & Ọdụ festival presented as part of its work in Anambra State.

A Japanese-language reading site from Toyo Kampo Pharmaceutical, with medicinal-plant stories, formula explainers, and quizzes.

An AI-led serial quest where readers vote on the story’s next path.

A publication and searchable library that breaks down AI products by reported revenue, customers, pricing, and what they deliver.

An interactive manifesto against the attention economy, with a social-media diagnostic, callouts, an exit toolkit, and a pledge.

A women’s bloodwork guide with explainers on iron, fatigue, thyroid and hormones, plus U.S. lab-price comparisons.

A French-language blog examines momentum strategies on U.S. stocks, alongside a backtesting tool that is not yet open to users.

A Chinese-language music discovery site that ranks songs and performances discussed on Hacker News and Reddit, with YouTube playback.

Buying guides compare meat grinders, slicers, sausage stuffers and scales for people processing meat at home.

A documentary project follows a Belarusian photographer in exile who gave away more than 15,000 photographs—and the community that rallied around him.

The Earth Projects links place-specific libraries of animals, plants, and fungi, written in the languages of local readers.

A community-curated project invites people to nominate and vote on Slovak recordings to turn into animated videos.

A project homepage bringing together the Speak Life EP, a music-video rollout, and Master Builder comic chronicles about faith and community rebuilding.

An English-language archive of reviews, buying guides, field tests, and industry coverage focused on consumer exoskeletons made in China.

Tell Ted presents illustrated stories about the histories behind everyday objects, gathered in a proposed 12-story PDF book.

A multilingual news aggregator translates coverage into Italian and groups reports into shared stories, with country filters, a map, archives, and period comparisons.

A trade-style publication covering construction, agriculture, mining, material handling, and machinery electrification, with story briefs and a model-by-model specification index.

An independent running brief about reports concerning Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and the company’s market-value decline.