Silk is an interactive generative art tool that enables users to create flowing digital artworks. Users can drag colors to blend, toggle mirror across center on/off and spiral towards center on/off, save created images via right-click, and undo actions. It was created by Yuri Vishnevsky, with music and sound crafted by Mat Jarvis. Art shared via Silk is licensed under Creative Commons.
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0Silk is an interactive generative art tool that enables users to create flowing digital artworks. Users can drag colors to blend, toggle mirror across center on/off and spiral towards center on/off, save created images via right-click, and undo actions. It was created by Yuri Vishnevsky, with music and sound crafted by Mat Jarvis. Art shared via Silk is licensed under Creative Commons.
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0FanVerse is a discussion forum for fans of TV, movies and games, including anime and manga, with sections for Naruto, Boruto, One Piece and other series. It also covers Japanese, Korean and Chinese literature and Japanese television.
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0PrankHotline is an automatic prank calling application. It allows users to send anonymous pre-recorded prank calls to contacts, record live reactions, use a two-phone mutual call prank feature, and access premium features via a token system earned through social media engagement. All prank calls require user consent for recording.
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0404PageFound showcases old websites that still exist. Started in May 2009, it focuses on dated websites generally from 1994-2001 that remain active and have avoided major updates. The site states it is not an attempt to emulate the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine.
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0JUST SCREAM! is an audio archive project that collects and hosts recordings submitted by callers, primarily screams, alongside other audio including laughter, animal sounds, hopeful messages, and baby vocalizations. The original call-in recording service closed on January 21, 2021, and the archive hosts over 27,551 submitted screams at the time of listing, organized into themed playlists.
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