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Destroy the Planet
A short satirical clicker game made for a game jam, where you build industry, pollute and consume your way to wrecking t…
Detective Pomu and the Tatsuki Manor Mystery
A fan-made mystery where you play Detective Pomu tracking Phantom Thief Selen Tatsuki through her manor, solving clues a…
Deuce of Clubs
A quirky long-running personal site of essays, book reviews, humor and an odd 'What the Deuce?!' column, all in the spir…
DevHumor
A community feed of memes, photos, gifs, and videos made by developers for developers, packed with programming jokes and…
DeviantArt - The Largest Online Art Gallery and Community
A large online community where members share, discover, and sell digital and traditional artwork including fan art and p…
Deviation Game
A human versus AI party drawing game: sketch prompts so your friends can guess them while an AI fails to, rewarding the…
DeVito 2028
A full fake presidential campaign site for Danny DeVito, complete with slogans and platform pages, drafting an independe…
Devlin Macgregor Pharmaceuticals
A satirical corporate website for a fictional pharmaceutical company, complete with research pages and official Provasic…
DevMeme
A searchable archive of programming memes, DevOps jokes and developer humor so you can find that half-remembered meme ab…
Dev's Daydream
A browser fidget toy: click and brush against thoughts as they appear in a big thought bubble above your head, with soun…
Dial Up Sound
A single-button page that plays the screech of a 56k modem connecting, a one-click blast of nostalgia for anyone who gre…
Dial-A-Poem
John Giorno's Dial-A-Poem, the 1968 artwork you can still call: dial the number and hear a random recording of poets lik…
Dialup.rip
A 1997 Macintosh that boots in your browser and dials up on a 28.8k modem, so you can hear the modem scream and wait for…
diamond geezer
A London blogger who has posted daily for two decades about obscure Tube stations, walks to every borough's edge, odd lo…
Diamonds Suck!
A passionate personal essay on why moissanite beats diamonds, covering the history of the diamond marketing myth, how th…
Diary Wheel
A spinning wheel of random actions that writes a diary for you, producing a playful day-in-the-life entry every time you…
Diasyrmus
A reflective personal blog of notebooks of grievances, mixing witty essays on books, philosophy, food, travel and worrie…
Diceware Passphrase Home
The original Diceware page by Arnold Reinhold, explaining how to build strong passphrases from ordinary dice rolls and a…
Dictionary of Online Behavior
A collection of newly coined words for things people do on social networks, like followeratio and clickvalue, each with…
Did I Just Poop Myself by the Produce Section
A Ludum Dare 50 comedy game: dodge awkward social interactions in the grocery store and try to reach the bathroom in tim…
Did Tiger Woods Crash His Car Today?
A single-purpose joke page that answers one question, whether Tiger Woods has crashed his car today, with a deadpan verd…
Dieselgate, But for Trains
The story of hackers reverse engineering Polish trains that mysteriously locked up after third-party repairs, revealing…
Different Clocks
A collection of clock faces drawn as scalable vector graphics in JavaScript, including binary Unix time and other invent…
Dig Archive
An archived collection of digitized media art, text, zines, videos and other saved works from around the net and beyond,…
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