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Plock: The Wooden Clock That Writes the Time
Meet Plock, a 407-piece hand-carved wooden automaton clock built by art student Suzuki Kango, which picks up styluses an…
Ploughshares Blog
The blog companion to the venerable literary journal Ploughshares, offering essays and craft talk on contemporary fictio…
Poem of the Week: The Second Coming
W.B. Yeats's The Second Coming on PotW.org, a Poem of the Week site running since 1996 with an archive of past poems bro…
Poetry International
A Rotterdam-based archive connecting readers to poets and poems from dozens of countries, with translations that reveal…
Points
Data & Society's online magazine of essays exploring how technology and data reshape society, written for a general audi…
Poison, Poison Everywhere
An essay that opens with a high school teacher's wild story and goes on to explore the surprising history and prevalence…
Pokemon Yellow Total Control Hack
A write-up of a run that takes over Pokemon Yellow from inside the game, using only controller input to rewrite its code…
Political oppression in Trnka's The Hand
An essay on Jiri Trnka's 1965 puppet film The Hand, in which a potter is bullied by a giant glove into making statues, a…
POLITICO - Politics, Policy and Political News
News organization focused on US and European politics, policy, elections, and the workings of government and Congress.
Poly Play
A collector's page all about Poly Play, the only arcade machine ever made in communist East Germany, with photos, histor…
Polymer Clay Daily
A long-running blog spotlighting inspiring polymer clay jewelry, sculptures, and techniques from artists around the worl…
Pompeii
An illustrated World History Encyclopedia article on Pompeii, the Roman town buried by Vesuvius in 79 CE, covering its h…
Pompeii and World War II
An archaeologist recounts how Allied bombs struck the ruins of Pompeii in 1943, damaging the Forum and famous houses, an…
Poor Man's Polaroid
A DIY instant camera build that uses a thermal receipt printer to print photos on the spot, with photos, parts and the q…
Pop Culture Has Become an Oligopoly
Adam Mastroianni charts box office, TV, books and music to show a shrinking cartel of franchises and superstars has conq…
Population Reference Bureau
A nonpartisan research organization translating global demographic data into accessible reports, charts, and interactive…
Porting Mac OS X to the Nintendo Wii
The detailed story of getting Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah to boot natively on a Nintendo Wii, with all the bootloader, kernel…
Porting My 1993 Amiga Game to Godot
A developer revisits Babylonian Twins, an Amiga platformer he wrote in 68000 assembly in Baghdad in 1993, and ports it t…
Porting Terraria and Celeste to WebAssembly
A technical write-up of the absurdly cursed Mono WebAssembly hacks used to run Terraria and Celeste in a browser, and th…
Possibly a Serious Possibility
Adam Kucharski explains how vague 'lurking weasel' phrases such as 'serious possibility' skewed Cold War intelligence as…
Post-Futurism: The Age of the Hinge
An essay arguing that after a century of racing toward the future, the people who built it are walking away, leaving the…
Post-Punk.com
A music news and premiere site covering post-punk, coldwave, and darkwave with a strong lineage back to krautrock's infl…
Post-Ritual Space: Berghain
An architectural essay that walks through Berghain, the Berlin techno temple converted from a GDR power plant, examining…
POV Candle
A tiny volumetric display built to mimic a flickering candle with spinning LEDs, with full build details, video demo and…
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