Mx Tynehorne’s Cabinet of Hypertext Curiosities is a hypertext link directory hosted on the Satyrs’ Forest website. It lists external links grouped by tags such as Americana, Antiquity and Art, and allows users to browse by tag or visit a random entry.
WebcamExplore is a platform that provides 24/7 access to over 10,000 live 4K webcams from global locations, including beaches, mountains, city streets, and events. It includes intuitive categories, location filters, and responsive layouts for use on any device, enabling real-time viewing of destinations worldwide.
Purrli is an online cat purr generator that recreates the sound and presence of a purring cat through a custom sound engine modelled after real purrs. The site lists use cases such as anxiety relief, sleep, and homesickness, and states that it is a free website that runs without ads.
My Grandmother’s Lingo is a voice-activated interactive animation published by SBS that tells the story of a young Aboriginal woman fighting to preserve the critically endangered Marra Indigenous language. The experience lasts roughly 10 minutes, with each Marra word a user learns unlocking a new chapter of the narrative. Full functionality requires microphone access and is optimized for desktop use on Chrome or Firefox browsers. The project notes a language is lost globally every two weeks, and over 90% of Australia’s Indigenous languages are critically endangered.
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.
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.
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.
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WebcamExplore is a platform that provides 24/7 access to over 10,000 live 4K webcams from global locations, including beaches, mountains, city streets, and events. It includes intuitive categories, location filters, and responsive layouts for use on any device, enabling real-time viewing of destinations worldwide.
Purrli is an online cat purr generator that recreates the sound and presence of a purring cat through a custom sound engine modelled after real purrs. The site lists use cases such as anxiety relief, sleep, and homesickness, and states that it is a free website that runs without ads.
My Grandmother’s Lingo is a voice-activated interactive animation published by SBS that tells the story of a young Aboriginal woman fighting to preserve the critically endangered Marra Indigenous language. The experience lasts roughly 10 minutes, with each Marra word a user learns unlocking a new chapter of the narrative. Full functionality requires microphone access and is optimized for desktop use on Chrome or Firefox browsers. The project notes a language is lost globally every two weeks, and over 90% of Australia’s Indigenous languages are critically endangered.
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.
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.
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.
