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The laboratory of the measured mind, 1749–1930: build the learning machine and name the questions it leaves open.
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Swim through a city and collect 50 yellow food spheres on rooftops, cars, and streets. Solve addition, subtraction, and multiplication questions to earn points. Controls: W/Up forward, S/Down backward, A/D turn, Q up, E down. Type your answer and press Enter. Negative answers are possible. Source…
Bounce, steer, grab balloons. How high before tea time?
Game Arcade - homemade browser games
🎮 Vies & Destins — Create Your Own Destiny! One life. Endless possibilities. Build your career, find love, start a family, become rich, or face unexpected challenges! Explore three unique worlds: Real Life, Zombie Apocalypse, and Fantasy . With hundreds of careers, countless choices, and…
OpenTodo is a free, open-source to-do app you run on your own server. Plan your day, set reminders, share lists with your family or team, work offline on every device, and add an AI assistant with the model and key you choose. No subscription.
Halloween pumpkin patch: tap pumpkins, carve glowing lanterns, and light up the hill together! 🏮 🎃 Tap a pumpkin to carve it, then walk onto the striped cart to sell 🏮 Every lantern you sell glows on Lantern Hill with YOUR name ✨ Fill the hill with your server: the sky turns gold and everyone earns…
Giant worms live under the ground. Your team has to steal their eggs... and not become worm food. 🥚 EGG HUNT: grab glowing eggs from the nest and carry them to the truck before time runs out 💀 LAST SURVIVOR: no eggs, just you vs the worms. They get faster every minute 🌋 WORMQUAKE: destroyer worms,…
Slingshot is a gravity‐based TBS, written in Python by Jonathan Musther and Bart Mak using Pygame. The latest version is 0.8.1p, released in 2007 under GNU General Public License 2 or later.
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