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Atomic Rockets is a website established in 1994, originally providing rocketry equations and back-of-the-envelope calculation tools for hard science fiction authors and game designers. It later expanded to cover additional science fiction-related topics including galactic empires and interstellar trade, and offers related merchandise such as nomograms, posters, and branded items. Updates to the site are described as sporadic.
OpenGeofiction is a user-made map of a fictional world, created using the OpenStreetMap software platform. The site is run by volunteers and funded by donations, and use of the website or other provided infrastructure is subject to the Terms of Use. It offers a way to learn more and start mapping.
Pushing Pixels is a website dedicated to fantasy user interfaces created for film and television productions. It features a collection of works by various designers for titles including Alien: Earth, The Expanse, Black Mirror, and Star Trek series, organized into latest and archive sections.
DownloadHardware.com presents a satirical service that claims to download hardware upgrades via the cloud, listing parts such as memory, processor, graphics card, storage, wifi card, cameras, TPM module and RGB. It states that new hardware is downloaded to the system while the old one is uploaded to the cloud for others.
SongMeanings is a community website for music lovers. Users contribute song lyrics, discuss song meanings and interpretations, and connect over songs and artists they love. The site hosts a large collection of user-submitted lyrics and active discussion threads for a wide range of popular music.
A parody website that translates text, search terms, website addresses and Twitter handles into gangsta slang. It includes a Textilizer for translating typed or pasted text. The site states it is not affiliated with Google and is intended as a satirical caricature of the search engine, for mature audiences familiar with the slang.
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Atomic Rockets is a website established in 1994, originally providing rocketry equations and back-of-the-envelope calculation tools for hard science fiction authors and game designers. It later expanded to cover additional science fiction-related topics including galactic empires and interstellar trade, and offers related merchandise such as nomograms, posters, and branded items. Updates to the site are described as sporadic.
OpenGeofiction is a user-made map of a fictional world, created using the OpenStreetMap software platform. The site is run by volunteers and funded by donations, and use of the website or other provided infrastructure is subject to the Terms of Use. It offers a way to learn more and start mapping.
Pushing Pixels is a website dedicated to fantasy user interfaces created for film and television productions. It features a collection of works by various designers for titles including Alien: Earth, The Expanse, Black Mirror, and Star Trek series, organized into latest and archive sections.
DownloadHardware.com presents a satirical service that claims to download hardware upgrades via the cloud, listing parts such as memory, processor, graphics card, storage, wifi card, cameras, TPM module and RGB. It states that new hardware is downloaded to the system while the old one is uploaded to the cloud for others.
SongMeanings is a community website for music lovers. Users contribute song lyrics, discuss song meanings and interpretations, and connect over songs and artists they love. The site hosts a large collection of user-submitted lyrics and active discussion threads for a wide range of popular music.
A parody website that translates text, search terms, website addresses and Twitter handles into gangsta slang. It includes a Textilizer for translating typed or pasted text. The site states it is not affiliated with Google and is intended as a satirical caricature of the search engine, for mature audiences familiar with the slang.
