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LITERARY MACHINES LITERARY MACHINES literarymachin.es The site hosts a series of playful, code-driven explorations of text and narrative, blending programming with poetic invention. Sam Lavigne Sam Lavigne lav.io Lavigne's site hosts a collection of projects that use code and data to interrogate institutions and power structures. LING’XIAO LING’XIAO khn190.github.io A personal collection of poetic and interactive works that explore the boundaries of language and code. Julian Oliver Julian Oliver julianoliver.com Julian Oliver presents a body of critical engineering works that repurpose technology to expose hidden infrastructures. John Mueller's randoms John Mueller's randoms johnmu.com A personal blog with posts on web technologies, search engine workings, and occasional offbeat topics. Studio Lemercier Studio Lemercier joanielemercier.com The website of artist Joanie Lemercier, showcasing light-based installations that transform spaces with projections and sculptural light. Jaseg's Personal Site Jaseg's Personal Site jaseg.de Jaseg's site hosts a variety of self-made projects, from electronics to generative art, along with essays on technology and society. Issendai.com Issendai.com issendai.com Issendai is a time capsule of early internet fandom, with lovingly crafted fan translations and absurdist guides that parody anime tropes. Generative art by Anders Hoff · inconvergent Generative art by Anders Hoff · inconvergent inconvergent.net The site presents a series of generative art pieces created through code. Museum of Imaginary Musical Instruments Museum of Imaginary Musical Instruments imaginaryinstruments.org This collection catalogs musical instruments that never existed, from historical patents to futuristic sound sculptures. Impossible world Impossible world im-possible.info A curated gallery of impossible figures and optical illusions, featuring works by M.C. IDEA – nonverbal algorithm assembly instructions IDEA – nonverbal algorithm assembly instructions idea-instructions.com The site turns algorithms into purely visual instructions, removing language barriers and relying on abstract diagrams. GORILLAS DON'T BLOG GORILLAS DON'T BLOG gorillasdontblog.blogspot.com This blog presents a rare collection of vintage Disneyland photographs, many previously unseen. Gravity Moth Gravity Moth gravitymoth.com Gravity Moth is the personal homepage of a creative developer, hosting a collection of interactive web experiments, generative art, and personal projects. Greg Davill's Projects Greg Davill's Projects gregdavill.com Greg Davill's site documents his detailed hardware projects, including custom PCBs that double as functional art. Gijs's Personal Home-Page Gijs's Personal Home-Page gieskes.nl The site is a gallery of self-built electronic instruments and visual machines, with detailed documentation of each project. Joe Coleman Joe Coleman getcoleman.com The site features an interactive sliding bar that reveals project details, making browsing an engaging experience. Killed By A Pixel Killed By A Pixel frankforce.com The site hosts a collection of interactive generative art pieces, demoscene productions, and creative coding experiments. Bennett Foddy's Games, Writing, and Experiments Bennett Foddy's Games, Writing, and Experiments foddy.net A collection of interactive works and writings by Bennett Foddy, known for creating QWOP and Getting Over It. Ex Urbe Ex Urbe exurbe.com The author brings academic rigor and fan enthusiasm to subjects ranging from Machiavelli to anime. Ezhes Ezhes ezh.es Allison Husain writes about real-world adventures in silicon, operating systems, and vulnerability research with a humorous, self-deprecating tone. Assembly X Demoscene Assembly X Demoscene demoscene.assembly.org This site presents a collection of demos, digital art pieces born from the demoscene community. Dyson's Dodecahedron Dyson's Dodecahedron dysonlogos.blog Dyson Logos shares a prolific collection of hand-drawn dungeon maps, each with a unique style that blends old-school aesthetics with inventive layouts. Tony Finch Tony Finch dotat.at Tony Finch’s personal site contains decades of technical writing, from detailed explanations of DNS and internet protocols to clever hacks and software projects.