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Hallucinate
A massively multiplayer online rave in the browser, where visitors share a psychedelic dance floor of lights, visuals, a…
Hallucinating Splines
A city simulator where AI agents act as the mayors; browse and watch their SimCity-style cities grow year by year and se…
Halucidations
Press Keep Seeking for an endless stream of almost-profound wisdom, fake aphorisms that sound deep until you actually th…
Halupedia
An encyclopedia of a universe that does not exist until you visit it, with AI-written entries invented on the spot as yo…
Ham Vocke
The personal website of software developer Ham Vocke, mixing posts on software development and command line funsies with…
Hamlet versus Moby Dick
A choose-your-own-adventure written with GPT in which you play Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, on a ship hunting the white wh…
Hamster Dance
The original 1998 internet phenomenon: rows of dancing hamster animations looping to a sped-up Robin Hood theme, a corne…
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Hamster Powered Walker
Toy maker I-Wei Huang hacks a mini Strandbeest kit into a walking machine driven by a hamster in a wheel, with photos an…
Hamster Republic
The Fantastically Adequate Hamster Republic Homepage, a quirky long-running site with rotating quotes, free games and th…
Handwritten.blog
A blogging platform where posts are published as handwritten pages, with no algorithms, feeds, or likes, just authentic…
Hannah Rothstein
Portfolio of an artist known for viral internet art and climate art, such as famous paintings and data reimagined to sho…
Hardfought NetHack
A public NetHack server that lets you play several versions of the classic roguelike online, with tournaments, scoreboar…
Harmonique
Studio site of Marc in Space showing generative art and pen plotter drawings, where code becomes ink on paper, with note…
Harrison Page
A San Francisco hacker's personal hub of toys and oddities, including Netscape Now, screensavers, weather.baby, test pat…
Has a Nuke Gone Off?
A live, always-on answer to one question, powered by two home-built gamma and optical detectors in Wiltshire, plus build…
Has the Large Hadron Collider Destroyed the World Yet?
A deadpan single-serving joke site from the collider's 2008 startup era that has answered the same reassuring question,…
Hatnote
A collection of perspectives on wiki life, home to projects like Listen to Wikipedia, Weeklypedia and a recent changes m…
Haunted by Nostalgia
A creepy browser experience that pulls you through a nightmare made of childhood nostalgia, best played with headphones…
Haunted Places
A directory of reportedly haunted locations across the United States, browsable by region or by random pick, each entry…
Have a Dandy Day
A tiny page that wishes you a dandy day, wherever you are and whoever you are, a one-note burst of cheer from the friend…
Have a Vice with the Darkness
An interactive story about quitting an unhealthy habit such as smoking, sugar, or alcohol, mixing branching choices, min…
Hawkins National Laboratory Terminal
A Stranger Things fan terminal that uses real-time weather data to predict the risk of an interdimensional event, with t…
Hayden Clay
Colorful surreal photographs and 3D images by Hayden Clay, from floating Strange Clouds and Sculpture Suburbs to Snacks…
Hayo Bethlehem
A handmade personal website since 1996 with no trackers, featuring a catalogued library of books read, a photo gallery a…
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