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WebQC Equation Balancer
An online chemical equation balancer that solves any reaction step by step, using inspection or algebra, with reaction t…
WebRTC for the Curious
An open-source book that explains how WebRTC really works, walking through the underlying protocols such as signaling, I…
Webstory
A UK historian's blog with news, reviews and long-form writing on religion, culture and the arts, from a writer and cons…
Weekle
A web app that teaches you to calculate the day of the week for any date in your head, with practice built around a fast…
Weird and Deadly Interesting
A critical futurist's personal blog on creative futures, foresight, technology, media, and society, written by Ahmet Alp…
Welcome to Processing!
An open-source programming environment for creating interactive visual art and learning to code through creative express…
Welcome to the Land of Children
A Princeton library post on Kodomo no Kuni, the 1920s Japanese children's magazine whose vivid modernist illustrations b…
Welcome to the Public Domain
A plain-language guide from Stanford explaining what the public domain is, how creative works enter it, and how to tell…
Wellcome Collection
A free London museum and library exploring health and human experience, with thousands of digitized medical history imag…
Wendy MacNaughton
Illustrator and graphic journalist Wendy MacNaughton's archive of drawn journalism, illustrated stories and drawings, pl…
WenWare
A browser game that drops you into 360-degree historical scenes and asks you to guess when and where you are, with a dai…
We're Knot Friends
A personal April Cools essay from the Math Intersect Programming blog, written off-topic and looking back on summers spe…
We're Not Going to Run Out of New Anatomy Anytime Soon
An award-winning SV-POW! post on why sauropod vertebrae still hold undiscovered anatomical features, and how much unexpl…
What are OKLCH colors?
An interactive article with sliders and visuals explaining the OKLCH color model, why it matches human perception, and h…
What Character Was Removed from the Alphabet?
A short etymology piece tracing the ampersand from its Latin roots to its former place as the 27th letter of the English…
What Counties in the U.S. Are the Most Educated?
An interactive county-level visualization that maps how educated Americans are by several benchmarks, from high school d…
What Did Ada Lovelace's Program Actually Do?
A clear walk through Ada Lovelace's 1843 Note G, explaining how the first published program for Babbage's Analytical Eng…
What Did the Depressed Clown Say to Buddha?
An essay built on Kierkegaard's idea that the crowd is untruth, weighing the danger of feeling compassion without ever a…
What Do Visa and Mastercard Do?
A clear introduction to how card networks work, who pays whom when you tap a card, and why interchange fees exist, writt…
What Editing Magazine Stories Taught Me About Writing
Journalist Oliver Franklin-Wallis shares an incomplete list of hard-won writing lessons from years of editing magazine f…
What I Think About When I Edit
A professional editor explains how she approaches editing emails, stories and documentation, with concrete questions to…
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What If I Were 1% Charged?
A physicist works out, with back-of-envelope math, what would happen if your body carried a 1% imbalance of electric cha…
What is a Day?
An interactive astronomy lesson on why a day is not simply 24 hours, letting you spin planets and watch how sidereal and…
What is energy, actually?
Jean-Marc Jancovici explains in plain language what energy physically is, why it means transformation of the environment…
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