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Who Stole My Bone?
A short, silly adventure where you help Spudz the dog hunt down his precious bone, with deliberately crude art and goofy…
Whole Earth Index
A nearly complete online archive of Whole Earth publications, the magazines and catalogs descended from the Whole Earth…
Whoosh!
An online journal for sci-fi and fantasy television fans with monthly articles, episode guides and fan commentary, one o…
Who's Received a Black Bar on Hacker News
A living list of notable people who earned the black bar on Hacker News after they died, compiled with dates and links t…
Why Chinese Is So Damn Hard
A well-known essay by David Moser on why learning Chinese is so difficult for English speakers, covering the characters,…
Why do AI company logos look like buttholes?
A tongue-in-cheek design essay comparing the soft radial logos of AI companies and asking why they all resemble the same…
Why is 56k the fastest dialup modem speed?
A clear, nostalgic explanation of why dial-up modems topped out at 56k, covering phone line bandwidth, sampling limits a…
Why The Fuck Was I Breached?
A brutally honest excuse generator for data breaches that serves up a fresh blame-shifting statement for your next secur…
Why You Hate Comic Sans
An essay on why Comic Sans draws so much scorn, looking at the child-like handwriting font's infamy and the movement bui…
Whygodwhy
A personal site with an unapologetically messy attitude, mixing art, personal posts and pop culture under the tagline id…
Why's (Poignant) Guide to Ruby
A famously strange, free illustrated book that teaches Ruby through cartoon foxes, comic strips and rambling stories, wi…
Wiby
A search engine for simple, personal websites, with a "surprise me" button for old-school pages.
Wiby
A search engine for the classic web that surfaces older-style, lightweight pages by subject, with a surprise me button t…
wifart gallery
A free Wi-Fi network in Dalston Square that asks people for a drawing instead of a password; the site exhibits the doodl…
WiFi-SM
A satirical art project presenting a device that delivers a small electric jolt whenever a disaster hits the news, so it…
Wiggly Me
A dramatic worm follows your cursor around the screen while you change its length, colors, outfits, and facial expressio…
Wigglypaint
A juicy, jiggly drawing program by Internet Janitor in which your sketches wiggle with animated outlines, usable right i…
WiGLE
A crowd-sourced map and database of Wi-Fi networks logged by wardrivers, with statistics and a world map showing the wir…
WikiArena
Pick which of two Wikipedia articles will win a head-to-head battle in the arena, a quick prediction game that tests how…
WikiAsteroids
An Asteroids-style arcade shooter where every real-time Wikipedia edit spawns an asteroid, with bigger edits making bigg…
WikiBinge
A tool for discovering how all things are vaguely connected, tracing paths between topics through the web of Wikipedia a…
WikiGraph
A graph-based way to explore Wikipedia clickstream data, showing how readers travel between articles so you can wander t…
WikiLoop Galaxy
An interactive graph explorer for Wikipedia: start from any article and watch linked topics bloom outward as nodes you c…
Wikipedia - Random Article
A link that sends you to a completely random article on the free English-language encyclopedia.
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