A page listing links for Hourly Bots' Hourly Animals. The page directs users to choose the animal for which they want a random image, and clicking an image returns a new one.
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.
HyperText is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
FakeUpdate.net is a prank website that displays fake Windows update screens for users to prank friends and colleagues. It offers fullscreen mode, a simulated blue screen of death, multiple visual themes, and support for numerous languages.
Oracle is an interactive web program that analyzes patterns in a user's left and right arrow key inputs to predict their next keystroke. It is typically correct around 70% of the time, as humans struggle to act randomly. The program records each keystroke, compares the frequency of subsequent left or right inputs after matching four-keystroke sequences, and guesses the more common outcome. A similar approach can be applied to Rock-Paper-Scissors.
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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.
HyperText is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
FakeUpdate.net is a prank website that displays fake Windows update screens for users to prank friends and colleagues. It offers fullscreen mode, a simulated blue screen of death, multiple visual themes, and support for numerous languages.
Oracle is an interactive web program that analyzes patterns in a user's left and right arrow key inputs to predict their next keystroke. It is typically correct around 70% of the time, as humans struggle to act randomly. The program records each keystroke, compares the frequency of subsequent left or right inputs after matching four-keystroke sequences, and guesses the more common outcome. A similar approach can be applied to Rock-Paper-Scissors.
