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bsod.win - homage to win95 era
Every bug must look intentional. How many hidden stuff and easter eggs have you discovered?
3D globe tracking private jets and military aircraft in one view
track-wanted.liveI built a news site for the chuds of reddit
want to know the latest updates in memes and streaming, go to thedailyunemployed.com You can even submit your own articles, feedback is appreciated
[Opportunity] Test a no-login meme creator: make, download and publish one meme
I built OSA Memes, a free web-based meme creator, and I’m looking for around 20 people to test the complete creation flow.
The test takes about two minutes:
- Choose a meme pack
- Pick a template and write a caption
- Download the result
- Optionally publish it to the public feed
No account or email is required. Public submissions are reviewed, and yesterday’s most-downloaded meme is featured as today’s Meme of the Day.
I’m specifically looking for feedback on:
- Was the creator immediately understandable?
- Did anything break on mobile?
- Would you actually publish the result?
- Where did the flow feel unnecessarily slow?
Test it here:
https://osamemes.net/create
Made a button that drops you on a random corner of the internet, like it’s 2006 again
Remember clicking a link on somebody’s blog, ending up on a site about nothing, clicking again, and losing an hour with nothing deciding what came next? No feed, no for-you page, no algorithm. Just a stranger’s weird page about lighthouses or old computers or whatever.
I missed that, so I made a button. You press it, you land somewhere. Everything behind it was found and written up by hand, one at a time.
The Office Search Engine. Find and share full lines from half remembered Office moments.
Type a line you half-remember and it'll find it. 60,112 quotes across all nine seasons, searching as you type no signup required.
Full disclosure, I built it.
I made a free recipe keeper: paste a link, get a clean card, save unlimited, no account
recipejar.appAn interactive 3D map of the Warhammer 40k galaxy
I built an interactive map of the Warhammer 40,000 galaxy. You don't need to know anything about Warhammer to mess around with it. Great for anyone from casually interested to 40k lore nerds.
It's a 3D hologram table you can orbit, pan, and zoom. The galaxy is approx 90,000 individual star particles rendered live in browser. scattered acros it are the major worlds and regions of the Warhammer world. Click any one and a dossier slides open with its history, timeline, and status. There's a toggle that flips the whole galaxy between two eras, and when you switch it, a giant warp-rift tears across the map and half the galaxy goes dark.
The whole thing is a single HTML file no download, no sign-up, no app. Works offline if you save the page. Runs on your phone too.
Fair warning: it's a rabbit hole if you like maps, space, or grimdark sci-fi.
An interactive map of what US households pay for electricity and gas in every state, going back 25 years
energy-maps.comHave I Been Flocked?
A website called “Have I Been Flocked” allows drivers to search Flock audit logs to see whether their license plate has been queried through the system.
I did it. Website to rate farts
Always thought it would be funny (and fun?) to have a website that had some sort of fart leaderboard. I present to you: FartKings.
I made it. It’s all free. No account needed. Post a fart -> matched to someone else for a week long “battle.” Visitors rate 1-10. Winner crowned.
There’s also an all-time leaderboard, and the ability to create private or public leagues (2 or more people).
Also threw in some AI summaries of the farts, lol. Feel free to check it out! Let me know if it stinks.
Keep fartin’
Mazurka Cafe, a social music sharing web app that allows you to throw tomatoes at each other
Among other things. If you remember plug.dj, Beatsense, turntable.fm, etc. then you know the drill.
If not, the idea is that you join a room or create your own, add tracks (currently only from YouTube) to your personal playlist(s), and join the DJ queue. Whenever your turn arrives, your music plays for everyone in the room in sync. Everything is free, registration is easy (email is optional), and the only rule is don't be a dick. Rooms are self-moderated by their creators.
One of my friend groups used to use plug.dj every Friday, then it died. There are some existing plug.dj alternatives, but I don't really like any of them. They monetize too aggressively, they're busted on mobile, or they're busted in general, etc. I've been a professional web developer for a decade, so I figured I'd give it a shot.
Mine is a bit unique in that the dance floor is very interactive. You can move around freely, customize your avatar, dance with other users, change the room visual theme (if you own the room or have permission), buy drinks and other fun things at the bar, shoot each other with water guns, and more.
No mobile app yet, but it's in the works.
Anyway, if the concept sounds appealing to you, check it out and give me your honest feedback. Enjoy!
I built a virtual garden 🌸
http://www.daisey.com/bloom is a cute digital garden where you can plant flowers all over the world. it stars as a seedling, then 8 hours later it sprouts, and finally blooms in 24 hours.
it’s anonymous, it’s free and It’s based on flower and seedling emojis. 🌱🌿🌼
i had the idea, built it and launched it only 4 days ago and i’m up to 178 blooming flowers in 35 countries!
go plant a flower! let’s see how far we can spread the kindness! 🌸
I built a tool that generates a complete team identity — name + emblem — for recreational sports leagues and social groups
We had a company sports day and somehow picking a team name turned into an actual debate. I got annoyed and spent a weekend building something to solve it.
You throw in some context — sport, vibe, any inside jokes — and it spits out a name with a matching emblem. The result downloads as a good resolution PNG right away. If you want a transparent background, higher resolution, or a vector file for printing on shirts or banners, that's available too. Merch is coming soon as well for those who want to take it all the way.
We ended up going with "Sunny Makos" (since we are in florida) and it stuck.
Drop what you end up with in the comments.
I'm an NHS doctor and built a free library of beautiful breathing exercises
Hey,
I made a free library of simple breathing patterns (Box, Coherent, Alternate Nostril / Nadi Shodhana etc.) that play in the browser, whenever you need a break. Each one is a scene from nature - snow drifting over Everest, leaves falling, rain at night, with a simple indicator and music to follow along with. You can pick a breathing pattern, pick a scene, and loop it for as long as you like (up to 8 hours!). There is Night Mode too, for winding down before sleep.
The visuals are clips from a breathing app I made during COVID (Lungy), where these scenes respond to your breathing in real-time.
Would love to hear any feedback - thank you!
This site asks the whole world one question a day. At 20:00 UTC voting freezes and it reveals how answers split by age, country and profession
wisehumans.orgA single page with every track the crowd identified at Berghain since 2024, with a player that runs each night in sequence
82 nights, 2,218 tracks. Each night shows the line-up and plays straight through. Tracks that aren't on Spotify are listed anyway, labelled as missing rather than quietly dropped.