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A website for randomly exploring the IndieWeb. Clicking a button redirects the visitor to a random post from a personal blog. The linked content is aggregated automatically, and the site states that it neither endorses nor necessarily agrees with the linked sites. A hint notes the button can be dragged to bookmarks.
Land Lines is a Chrome experiment that lets users explore real Google Earth satellite imagery through gesture. Drawing finds satellite images matching a line, while dragging creates an infinite line of connected rivers, highways and coastlines. It runs in a phone or desktop browser without backend servers using machine learning and WebGL.
Tamajoji is a free old school virtual pet simulation game developed by aericode. It is playable directly in a web browser via HTML5, supports singleplayer gameplay, and carries tags for 2D, animal, and tamagotchi-style content. The game has a released status, is available in English, and holds a 4.8 out of 5 star average rating from 6 user ratings on its official itch.io listing. Simulation mode must be enabled in the game-mode menu prior to play.
Turtletoy is an online platform for creating hand-coded plottable art using a JavaScript Turtle graphics API. It supports plotter-ready SVG and GCODE exports for pen plotters, laser cutters and CNC machines, and all submitted turtle projects are open source for sharing and remixing.
Pulp-O-Mizer is a web-based retro sci-fi pulp magazine cover generator. It enables users to design custom covers for web memes, blog illustrations, coffee mugs, posters, notebooks, and iPad covers. The tool provides multiple text areas, customizable colors, gradients, backgrounds, and characters. Users can save, load, export, and import cover settings. Preset dimensions include a rectangle (332x508) and a square (508x508) format.
The Death Generator is a project created by Alice Averlong, with its source code publicly available on GitHub. It offers a gallery of generators, accepts financial support via Ko-fi or Patreon, and includes features such as no canvas dependency, automatic wordwrapping, and transparent background support for generated images.
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A website for randomly exploring the IndieWeb. Clicking a button redirects the visitor to a random post from a personal blog. The linked content is aggregated automatically, and the site states that it neither endorses nor necessarily agrees with the linked sites. A hint notes the button can be dragged to bookmarks.
Land Lines is a Chrome experiment that lets users explore real Google Earth satellite imagery through gesture. Drawing finds satellite images matching a line, while dragging creates an infinite line of connected rivers, highways and coastlines. It runs in a phone or desktop browser without backend servers using machine learning and WebGL.
Tamajoji is a free old school virtual pet simulation game developed by aericode. It is playable directly in a web browser via HTML5, supports singleplayer gameplay, and carries tags for 2D, animal, and tamagotchi-style content. The game has a released status, is available in English, and holds a 4.8 out of 5 star average rating from 6 user ratings on its official itch.io listing. Simulation mode must be enabled in the game-mode menu prior to play.
Turtletoy is an online platform for creating hand-coded plottable art using a JavaScript Turtle graphics API. It supports plotter-ready SVG and GCODE exports for pen plotters, laser cutters and CNC machines, and all submitted turtle projects are open source for sharing and remixing.
Pulp-O-Mizer is a web-based retro sci-fi pulp magazine cover generator. It enables users to design custom covers for web memes, blog illustrations, coffee mugs, posters, notebooks, and iPad covers. The tool provides multiple text areas, customizable colors, gradients, backgrounds, and characters. Users can save, load, export, and import cover settings. Preset dimensions include a rectangle (332x508) and a square (508x508) format.
The Death Generator is a project created by Alice Averlong, with its source code publicly available on GitHub. It offers a gallery of generators, accepts financial support via Ko-fi or Patreon, and includes features such as no canvas dependency, automatic wordwrapping, and transparent background support for generated images.
