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Opusfived is infuriatingly well done.

This color match game is pretty fun, though I'm fairly terrible at it.

I'm finding Defrag98 very theraputic, even if you don't get the hardware sounds to go with it.

I've been playing a lot of idle/incremental games in the last year, and The Climb was one of my early favorites.

There's a GeoGuesser for World of Warcraft (and many other game worlds); it's both fun and very nostalgic.

After a mere 10 years in limbo, I've finally finished Homespring.cloud, an online interactive debugger for the Homespring language, based on my JavaScript interpreter.

It's from a few years back, but "How much should you lie?"

It's honestly pretty magical what you can do in CSS these days.

Not only are the curling stones used at the Olympics (and pretty much everywhere) made by a single company in Scotland, they took the stones used in Cortina and cut them down into little commemorative mini stones (which unfortunately sold out right away)

I didn't realize that the apple 'sleeping light' pulsed at a human breathing rate - I love these little details.