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A Better World
An alternate history simulator: change a turning point in the past, then watch the world map, borders and nations evolve…
A Blast From The Past
A history blog by the author of Batavia's Graveyard, full of oddities, striking characters and strange days, with the in…
A Book Like Foo
An anti-recommendation tool that suggests books to break you out of your echo chamber, pointing you away from what you u…
A Box of Letters
Over 100 letters found in a Vancouver storage box, written between Sam and Dora Diamondstein from 1901 to 1926, half in…
A Brief History of Lace
The Lace Guild traces lace from its 16th-century beginnings through bobbin and needle lace, the rise of machine lace and…
A Brief History of Rocket Launches
An interactive visualization of the history of rocket launches, showing how spaceflight activity grew over the decades a…
A Brief History of Spore
An essay on the long, winding design history of Will Wright's game Spore and the ideas that shaped it from early prototy…
A Brief Interview with AWK Creator Brian Kernighan
A short Q&A with Brian Kernighan about creating AWK, how small languages come to be, and what a lifetime of Unix-era pro…
A Byte of Python
A free beginner's introduction to Python, a freely available book that walks new programmers through the language step b…
A Calculator App? Anyone Could Make That
A fun deep dive into why a seemingly trivial calculator app hides surprising difficulty, from floating-point oddities to…
A Calendar of Wisdom
A 3D website for Leo Tolstoy's last book, offering a daily passage of wisdom for every day of the year in an immersive s…
A Chaos of Delight
A photographic guide to the hidden world beneath our feet: springtails, mites, nematodes, pseudoscorpions and other soil…
A Clerk of Oxford
A medievalist's blog on Old English poetry, saints, the Anglo-Saxon calendar and medieval culture, with lovely translati…
A Cluttered Mind
A personal blog mixing math, anecdotes, and recipes, with posts that wander from puzzles and proofs to experiments in th…
A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry
A history blog by a military historian that digs into popular culture, from movie battles to fantasy worldbuilding, with…
A Common Reader
A reader's notebook for sorting thoughts and organizing notes on books, aiming to be a resource for classics and hard-to…
A Counting
An artwork by Ekene Ijeoma that builds a voice portrait of the US from people counting from 1 to 100 in their own spoken…
A Darkly Mysterious Instrument
A post from the Historical Photographs of China project following Victorian photographer John Thomson through China, and…
A Data Table Thousands of Years Old
A short, fascinating post about a Babylonian clay tablet that is effectively a data table, looking at how ancient scribe…
A Deep Dive Into Fitts' Law
An explorable explanation of Fitts' Law, with interactive demos that show why big, close targets are easier to hit and h…
A Dollar Game
A simple strategy game against a computer opponent where there is almost always a way to win, with a short rules list an…
A Few Rules For Predicting The Future
Octavia E. Butler's short essay on how she imagined the futures in her novels, with her rules for thinking about what co…
A Foundation Course in Reading German
A free open textbook from the University of Wisconsin that teaches complete beginners to read German texts accurately, w…
A Generation Adrift
A free resource list for Millennials and Zoomers, with links to learning materials and industry accreditations, plus art…
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