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   webgbcam

   webgbcam is a browser-based application that provides a Game Boy Camera-style photo experience, with an explicit stance against NFTs. It generates GIF previews of captured images, uses the gif.js library, and has its source code publicly available on GitHub. Created by maple and inspired by Christine Love's Interstellar Selfie Station, a blank app interface indicates the user must connect a camera and grant browser camera permissions. The project has been featured in coverage from Mashable, Nerdist, and Hackaday, and its creator accepts donations via Ko-fi.

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   Chris Shier

   Chris Shier is a Vancouver-based artist who creates canvas animations, animated gifs, and layered loops. His site provides a CV and showcases his work. All content is copyrighted and cannot be used for commercial purposes without express written permission.

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   geneticars

   A browser-based simulation that uses neuroevolution to evolve car shapes and the neural networks that control them. Each car has a simple neural network improved through generations without backpropagation. It is based on BoxCar2D and rewritten from scratch using the Box2D physics engine. Controls include mutation rate and size, gravity and elite clones.

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   Screentoys

   Screentoys is an interactive web tool branded as Celebrity Blender that merges famous celebrity faces with user-uploaded photos to generate strange hybrid creatures. It uses HTML5 Canvas, CSS3, CreateJS, jQuery and JavaScript to power its animation functionality.

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   Waifu Labs

   Waifu Labs is a free AI tool developed by Sizigi Studios that generates custom anime portraits. It uses a neural network trained to learn user preferences to create character illustrations in four steps, and also supports generating husbandos and backgrounds. Users can import their generated characters into the related game Arrowmancer.

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   Just For Fun

   Just For Fun is a showcase of creative coding projects. The page lists entries including a Windows 95 parody, the Tixy.land minimalist coding environment, CSS3D clouds, Vim running on a 3D cube, a 1940s New York street view, and PEmbroider for creating embroidery with Processing.

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