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The Circle of the Dragon is a website examining dragon and serpent history, mythology, science, and theory. It includes sections on Dragons of Fame, Dragon History, Dragon Mythology, and Dragon Species, and the site notes it is rated 14 for slightly offensive material.
This is the introductory chapter of the series What Football Will Look Like, containing conversational dialogue between characters Nine and Ten that references 1967 football broadcasts, data storage modifications, and quantum communication.
The Gallery of Babel is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
Gravity is a gravity simulation tool hosted at hermann.is/gravity. Users can build custom mass objects by left-clicking the interface and make orbiting mass objects via right-clicking. The tool offers configurable options including grid display, object path drawing, mass exaggeration, disk density adjustment, camera zoom, and calculation speed modification.
GigaMacro is a web platform that enables users to explore, annotate, compare, and share gigapixel imagery of small subjects. It hosts featured image sets and curated collections, with sample content spanning topics like insects, technology, and related fields.
CSS Puns is a curated collection of CSS jokes and puns created by Saijo George. The project sells themed merchandise related to the puns, including t-shirts and mugs, with plans to add more product options later. Users can sign up for a newsletter to receive notifications about new puns, merchandise launches and giveaways.
