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ISSUE #532 — Jul 2026
Weekly Digest #532
This week: a graphic-novel investigation into 1950s sky photos that might show UFOs, a color's toxic history, live cams of NYC's worst restaurant lines, every song that mentions today's date, and yesterday's sunset rebuilt from weather data. Five strange, obsessive corners of the internet, one newsletter.
READ LOGISSUE #531 — Jun 2026
Weekly Digest #531
This week's links include couch party games, a browser full of retro DOS classics, a free audio editor, a Project Hail Mary star map you can navigate, and a 3D reconstruction of Tenochtitlan. You can find all of these projects at the links below.
READ LOGISSUE #530 — Jun 2026
Weekly Digest #530
This week, you can find a desktop application featuring a creature that only turns itself off. You can read the largest collaborative horror wiki on the internet or play a game that creates a profile of you based on your clicks. There is also a virtual machine that runs over 1,700 historical operating systems and a tool that chooses your next meal at random. These five links offer a break from your standard internet routine.
READ LOGISSUE #529 — Jun 2026
Weekly Digest #529
This week: watch bots get baited by a live hacker honeypot, unleash office chaos in a toxic corporate delegation game, track every London Underground train in real-time 3D, chart solar eclipses all the way to 2100, and meet the website patiently writing out every digit of a googolplex.
READ LOGISSUE #528 — Jun 2026
Weekly Digest #528
This week's links span a doomsday tracker that watches billionaires' private jets for signs of panic, a website that shows you exactly what your browser gave away when you arrived, a searchable trove of astronaut Q&As from the space station, an archive of medieval recipes, and a documentary studio's catalog of social-justice films. These are five different corners of the internet worth a click.
READ LOGISSUE #527 — May 2026
Weekly Digest #527
You can hunt for Satoshi Nakamoto's lost Bitcoin fortune. You can use an AI judge to compare website designs. You can visit a cursor campground. You can race a school of fish for a brain-flex test. You can also chart your way through a galactic canon. These are five corners of the internet packed into this week's issue.
READ LOGISSUE #526 — May 2026
Weekly Digest #526
This week: fly through a scale model of the solar system or create a fictional one. You can participate in a ranking system to determine which cat breeds are the best and read an essay about trees. You can also view live images of the sun and moon from NASA. Finally, you can review an analysis of 1.7 million Airbnb photos that uses AI to identify specific interior design trends, including poor television placement and messy kitchens.
READ LOGISSUE #525 — May 2026
Weekly Digest #525
This week: build classic rage-face comics, dive into a cross-cultural guide to dozens of countries, watch chords bloom in a 3D harmonic space, track 10,000+ flights live on a 3D globe, and relive the '90s with a nostalgic Weather Channel forecast — five very different ways to lose an afternoon.
READ LOGISSUE #524 — May 2026
Weekly Digest #524
This week: hear NYC subway trains turned into a live jazz combo, get a satirical verdict on whether the Strait of Hormuz is open, find legal graffiti walls around the world, follow a pixel-art pup's daily obsessions, and find your next rhyme. These are five corners of the internet worth a visit.
READ LOGISSUE #523 — May 2026
Weekly Digest #523
This week: peek in on 10,000+ live webcams around the globe, play the office villain in a savagely satirical management-surveillance sim, find out exactly where you rank in the wealth gap, warp reality through a wonderfully strange camera app, and type your way through 36 mechanical keyboards you can actually hear.
READ LOGISSUE #522 — Apr 2026
Weekly Digest #522
I have five links for you to explore this week. One is a scroll-driven story about billionaire wealth. Another is a neon lofi driving cockpit. The third is a live border-war strategy game. The fourth is a way to support an unwatched Twitch streamer. The final link is a weather app.
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