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Relaunch of a more obscure thread from the old forum: websites that offer some interactivity, like simulations or little games or, much more recently, AI-generated media.

Only rule is: they must be usable in your browser. No downloads! Even if there are paid elements, you can post them here. While I don't recommend "games," you can include them so long as they fall more towards the "simulator" end of the spectrum.

Here's a simple gravity simulator!

And here's Artbreeder which uses GANs to create an array of things you can easily modify, like human faces, landscapes, anime characters, and more.

NukeMap is a classic: simulating atomic explosions using Google Maps, with a wide range of data to be gleaned.

And here's a Fluid Simulator, so you can play around with fluid dynamics.

https://slowroads.io/

https://randomstreetview.com/
https://buildism.net/streetview/

Data sonification in your browser:

http://ritaccess.github.io/Glance-data- ... index.html

https://www.americanhistoryusa.com/campaign-trail/
https://newcampaigntrail.github.io/camp ... index.html
US election simulators.

Powers wrote: ↑Mon Aug 28, 2023 8:45 am https://www.thetruesize.com/

I follow this thread btw

Everytime someone posts something here I'll try to contribute something myself.

https://nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/

This website is really incredible, it's an entire little operating system built into a website.

Make sure to exit out of the default window to access the desktop and explore!

https://cyberspaceandtime.com/4i2Ylawt1 ... eo+related

Old website from 2000-ish.

http://www.dancingpaul.com/

I think it used to be made in Flash. But since that went obsolete, I guess he converted it to a newer version.

wjfox wrote: ↑Sat Oct 28, 2023 4:58 pm Old website from 2000-ish.

http://www.dancingpaul.com/

I think it used to be made in Flash. But since that went obsolete, I guess he converted it to a newer version.

I remember seeing that one some years ago.

A bunch of links I'm pulling from an imageboard archive I've got saved locally.

Also isn't there another thread like this one but for non-interactive websites or am I tripping?

>Classic Reload
Loads of old and retro games online for free: https://classicreload.com/
>Retro Games
Covers games not already covered by classic reload: https://www.retrogames.cc/
>Lichess
An internet chess server that includes tutorials and daily exercises: https://lichess.org/
>Rokko Chan
A flash game based on Mega Man. It also includes an artbook and its soundtrack: http://king-soukutu.com/flash/rokko.html
>Retro View of Mankind's Habitat
Maybe its not a great site now, but before it was 'globalized' it was sort of nice (and it had different name: oldmos.ru (old moscow) and interface): https://pastvu.com/
>Retromap
Another obvious one: http://retromap.ru/
>TimeStretch Player
Website that let you change the pitch, speed and tone of an audio file. I find it useful whenever I'm getting burnout of a song and want to keep listening to it. Works well with songs made with the style of Avicii and Kygo: https://29a.ch/timestretch/
>Gondola Stravers
Massive Gondola archive: https://gondola.stravers.net/list
>Random Country
Generates a random country: https://random.country
>Bored Button
Has lots of things to do if you're bored: https://www.boredbutton.com/

New one
https://elgoog.im/

https://old.reddit.com/r/InternetIsBeautiful/new/
https://www.byronknoll.com/earth.html
https://win7simu.visnalize.com

https://windows96.net
https://w96.wiki/wiki/Windows_96_v1
https://w96.wiki/wiki/Windows_96

https://websim.ai
https://old.reddit.com/r/WebSim/

https://powdertoy.co.uk/Wasm.html
https://dan-ball.jp/en/javagame/dust2/

Powers wrote: ↑Sat Nov 30, 2024 5:55 am https://www.runningreality.org/#01/01/6 ... 060&zoom=3

http://geacron.com/home-en/

Terrestrial globes with political borders added.