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I built a site, Sports on TV Now for tracking all sports that are currently airing each day. You can filter by country, sport, league, and Live status. There are team pages, league pages, and player profiles.

Click on an event to get more details about the event, including where to watch (based on your country). There are also other tidbits in there like standings (if available), past head-to-head results, favorites, and more. No ads. No user signups.

I really just had an itch I wanted to scratch and was tired of either tracking down schedules or browsing horribly designed websites designed to show you ads, not information.

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Stolen from this blog/newsletter post.

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Bongo Cat (bongo.cat)
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Just like it sounds, this slick map gives you a Sim City style view of New York City!

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A website I created devoted to all the “facts” that have been changed or proven false since you graduated high school. User submissions welcome.

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Boing (boing.greg.technology)
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Who would have thought that an eerie and creepy 3D chatroom game from the 90s, Worlds Chat, would still be somewhat active? We are so lucky that we can find out more about all of its internet mysteries from the past! Thus, let's explore it, and see if we can unearth anything about its famous urban legends!

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cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/47579948

We really really don't get these kinds of websites anymore.

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On 22 June 2025, the anniversary of the Battle of Murten fought in 1476, the EPFL releases an immersive experience terra-pixel digital twin of a 10m x 100m oil on canvas panorama, painted in 1893 ... https://terapixelpanorama.ch/

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Crossposted from https://mander.xyz/post/31996365

Have your fingers ready for scrolling! Or you can click the little icon in the bottom right to have it move automatically at the (scaled) speed of light, but at this scale it’s slow. Or you can click the symbols at the top to jump directly from planet to planet.