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   ThisXDoesNotExist

   ThisXDoesNotExist is a curated collection of websites that use generative adversarial networks (GAN) and related neural network models to generate realistic fake content across categories including people, cats, rental property listings, fictional characters, Stack Overflow questions, resumes, facial emotion interpretations, ceramic vessel designs, and song lyrics. The site also provides information on how the underlying generative technology works.

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   Cookie Consent Speed.Run

   Cookie Consent Speed.Run is a browser-based game where players speedrun cookie consent banners, with the core objective of rejecting all cookies. The interface replicates standard cookie pop-up design, the project is developed by Fred Wordie with support from Big Data Girl, and it is intended for desktop use.

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   Monkey

   Monkey is a random video chat service for connecting with strangers worldwide via live video and text. The site presents it as an Omegle alternative and states that connections involve real humans rather than bots. A help center page points to local support organizations in many countries.

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   BumpWorthy

   BumpWorthy is an encyclopedic archive of Adult Swim bumps and their music. After twenty years, the original site was frozen and archived by its operator, who notes that a community recorded, identified, tagged, and cataloged thousands of clips and their music. Downloads and the forum are no longer available, but every collected bump can still be browsed and watched in a browser. The community now operates on an existing subreddit.

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   Pranx

   Pranx is a website offering online computer pranks to play on friends, such as opening a prank page on an unattended computer. The site notes that full screen can be toggled with F11 to hide the address bar and browser frame, and that pranks work best on a desktop computer or tablet.

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   Iceberger

   Iceberger is an interactive web tool that allows users to draw an iceberg to visualize how it will float. It notes that icebergs are less dense than water, so approximately 10% of their mass sits above the water surface. The tool approximates flotation behavior, as real-world iceberg floating is also influenced by three-dimensional mass distribution and relative density to water. The project was inspired by a 2021 tweet from @GlacialMeg advocating for scientists to draw icebergs in their stable orientations.

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