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The Dreamcast Junkyard
A fan site devoted to the Sega Dreamcast, covering the console, its games and its loyal community, and a member of the S…
The dril Turing Test
Is that tweet from the legendary weird-Twitter poster dril or from a GPT-2 bot trained on him? Guess real, fake or neith…
The Drunk Translator
A text transformer that rewrites anything as if it were typed while drunk, with a dial to set how far gone the writer is…
The Duck Pond
A live pond of synthesized mallards where every quack is generated as it happens and heard from your spot on the bank, a…
The Duke Nukem Forever List
A famous running list of everything that happened in the world during the 14 years Duke Nukem Forever spent in developme…
The Dweetabase
A searchable browser for every Dwitter dweet, the 140-character JavaScript animations, with live playback so you can scr…
The Editing Room
A comedy site that has run since 1998, featuring more than 1,000 abridged scripts that boil movies and TV shows down to…
The Egg
A short, thought-provoking story by Andy Weir about death, rebirth and the nature of the universe, one of the most share…
The Emoji Museum
A guided museum of digital expression, from Xerox Star icons and emoticons to ICQ, AIM and MSN smileys and modern Unicod…
The Endless Doomscroller
A net-art piece by Ben Grosser: an infinite feed of vague, generic bad-news headlines that never ends, making the compul…
The Endless Museum
A 3D Wikipedia game where every article is a room and every link is a doorway, so you walk through an endless museum of…
The Era of American Computer Magazines Has Drawn to a Close
A nostalgic look at the end of the American computer magazine, from buying Maximum PC at airport newsstands to what disa…
the ether personified
A tidy personal site of photography, film logs, recipes, music posts, a commonplace book and collections, with a site-of…
The Exact Location Where the Web Was Invented
A bit of web-history detective work that pins down the exact building and office at CERN where Tim Berners-Lee invented…
The Exclusive Website
A website so exclusive that only one visitor is allowed in at a time - everyone else waits in line, with elevator bossa…
The Experience Longhorn Project
An archive that walks through Microsoft Longhorn, the ambitious Windows XP successor that collapsed in 2004, with build…
The Faerie Glamour Archives
An archive reviving glamourbombing, the faerie folk art of leaving small anonymous gifts and messages in public, with pa…
The FATfire Reality Check
A deliberately harsh retirement calculator for early-retirement dreamers that tests whether your savings will last, and…
The Fed Says This Is a Cube of $1M
A blogger counts the bills in the Federal Reserve's famous cube of one million dollars and finds the official figure is…
The Fellowship of the Ring
A real-time map that follows the journey of the Fellowship of the Ring across Middle-earth, moving along the route as th…
The FFS Project
A colourful art collection of exasperated phrases from languages around the world, the local equivalents of muttering in…
The Finger
A one-joke page that proudly presents the finger with a smug caption, exactly the sort of pointless gag the useless web…
The First Apple Homepage
Kevin Fox digs up what may be Apple's earliest homepage from the early 1990s and walks through its screenshot, links and…
The Flemish Scrollers
Dries Depoorter's art project automatically spots Belgian politicians scrolling on their phones during livestreamed sess…
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