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Kerem Okul’s portfolio, dealt as a game
A freelance web developer and game maker presents websites, web apps, and games as an interactive card-hand portfolio.
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Keyboard2Shell: the vulnerability report for typing
A cybersecurity-advisory parody treats the ordinary act of pressing keys as a critical, unpatched exploit.
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Di Tɛm ɛn Tɔri: Sierra Leone’s living archive
A community history archive bringing together sourced articles, places, voices, photographs, and reader contributions about Sierra Leone.
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Whisker: The Cats of Lumbridge
A message board for cats in Lumbridge, a fictional harbour town, with resident profiles, local venues, and a browsable timeline.
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A Family Archive for David Duley
A family-preserved record of Rev. David Duley’s ministry, with sermons, newspaper pages, photographs, and sourced research.
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OpenPith’s browser-based science labs
A free collection of interactive physics, chemistry, and biology experiments, designed to run in a browser without sign-up.
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Our Eons, a field guide to the planet underfoot
An interactive guide to Earth’s interior, geological timescale, fossils, and changing continents.
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Size Versus: when the map gets it wrong
An interactive atlas compares countries and territories at true scale, with sourced area figures and short map-distortion challenges.
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We Are Holding Our Own
An interactive, sound-accompanied account reconstructs the Edmund Fitzgerald’s final voyage and working life through to-scale ship drawings, weather, and a time-by-time route.
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The Island Handbook’s 50-year path from bare hands to the power grid
A detailed imagined record of 24 settlers building civilization, with 597 achievements arranged across 15 phases and seven threads.
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Ira Greenberg Studio’s artificial life
An artist’s studio presents evolving digital organisms and the artworks, editions, and objects made from them.
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Netstalgia: a dial-up call for old PCs
Netstalgia pairs a dial-up-era online service for Windows 98, Me, and XP with a small modem that connects an old PC to home Wi-Fi.
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unwalked.earth, a map of probably unwalked ground
An interactive globe highlights land where the site estimates nobody has stood, with a score for each place.
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Ninety Faces from Acre, 1932
An interactive family-photo archive pairs a large 1932 portrait from Acre with names, family stories, and requests to identify people who remain unknown.
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Sudan’s War Map, With Sources Attached
An Arabic-language map and event log tracking reports about the war in Sudan.
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Europe 2069: The future, pending approval
A satirical scenario imagines European AI policy unfolding through 2069, as institutions coordinate, assess readiness, and seek authorization for the future.
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FAA2SHELL™ — The Vulnerability That Wasn’t
A cybersecurity-industry parody turns a reported telecommunications outage that grounded flights into a fake vulnerability advisory, vendor pitch, and exposure scanner.
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Logical Arbitrage: 32 agents, one NVIDIA card
Two engineers document research into fitting and training AI agents on fixed NVIDIA hardware, including an ARC-3 benchmark run and a public arena for model-written agents.
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Move the Fuck Up!!!: a hardcore-show brawler
A free pixel-art brawler follows a fictional hardcore scene on a three-night tour through Richmond, Washington, D.C., and Baltimore.
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The Confident Idiot — AI skepticism with a newsroom voice
A playful “institute” for reviewing AI certainty, hallucinations, and hype—complete with sections like a Hallucination Zoo and Prompt Goblins.
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Secret Garden (秘密花園) — a music-and-color “emotional companion” site
A Taiwanese immersive art project where you “plant” color seeds to generate a music/emotion experience, complete with flower-language cards and a live “gardeners” team diary.
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LessLLM — scheduled blackouts for compulsive AI use
A macOS menu-bar app that enforces scheduled LLM chat “blackouts” at the DNS level, with a severity ladder that escalates to “self-ransom” pricing.
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DEATH-LINE: PLUMMET (International PLUMMET Organization)
A fictional extreme-sport brand site that treats rooftop drops like corporate compliance—complete with an “IPO compliance framework” and monetized survival theater.