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Library of Babel is a project that aims to create a universal library containing all possible variations of 23 letters. It provides tools for users to browse, search, and access random content, along with reference materials, image archives, forums, and theory sections related to the project.
The Museum of All Things (MoAT) is a free, nearly-infinite virtual museum accessible via downloadable desktop software for personal computers. Each exhibit corresponds to a Wikipedia article, with walls displaying images and text pulled from Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons, and hallways leading to exhibits linked from the article. It supports seven languages including English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Portuguese, and Bengali, and supports VR via OpenXR, though Oculus Quest is not currently supported.
BreezeWiki makes wiki pages on Fandom readable by removing ads, videos, and suggested content. Users replace "fandom.com" with "breezewiki.com" to view a page. It is available on several independently run mirror sites, so other mirrors still work if one is offline. It does not allow editing or writing new pages and is not presented as an alternative to Fandom.
Creative Tech Guy is a personal website run by Jason O'Neill that hosts a collection of video games and utilities he has created. The site features spotlighted and new games, with links to access the full library of his programs across a wide range of genres.
World of Pixels is a site where users draw pixels with other people in real-time on an almost infinite canvas. It lists keyboard shortcuts, including keys to hide parts of the interface or other cursors, toggle the grid and protection outlines, move the camera, undo pixels and change the zoom level.
Traffic Simulation is a web-based microsimulation tool for modeling traffic flow dynamics. It includes modules for onramp flow, car-following behavior, and lane-changing behavior, with offline source code available on GitHub.
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Library of Babel is a project that aims to create a universal library containing all possible variations of 23 letters. It provides tools for users to browse, search, and access random content, along with reference materials, image archives, forums, and theory sections related to the project.
The Museum of All Things (MoAT) is a free, nearly-infinite virtual museum accessible via downloadable desktop software for personal computers. Each exhibit corresponds to a Wikipedia article, with walls displaying images and text pulled from Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons, and hallways leading to exhibits linked from the article. It supports seven languages including English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Portuguese, and Bengali, and supports VR via OpenXR, though Oculus Quest is not currently supported.
BreezeWiki makes wiki pages on Fandom readable by removing ads, videos, and suggested content. Users replace "fandom.com" with "breezewiki.com" to view a page. It is available on several independently run mirror sites, so other mirrors still work if one is offline. It does not allow editing or writing new pages and is not presented as an alternative to Fandom.
Creative Tech Guy is a personal website run by Jason O'Neill that hosts a collection of video games and utilities he has created. The site features spotlighted and new games, with links to access the full library of his programs across a wide range of genres.
World of Pixels is a site where users draw pixels with other people in real-time on an almost infinite canvas. It lists keyboard shortcuts, including keys to hide parts of the interface or other cursors, toggle the grid and protection outlines, move the camera, undo pixels and change the zoom level.
Traffic Simulation is a web-based microsimulation tool for modeling traffic flow dynamics. It includes modules for onramp flow, car-following behavior, and lane-changing behavior, with offline source code available on GitHub.
