February 6, 2024

The Curious Corner of the Internet #101

The Curious Corners #101

Well hello there! 👋 Welcome to this monthly edition of the Curious Corner of the Internet. There's a couple of gems in this one, I promise!

I've been collecting more links up front, as there's a big project coming up that I might introduce in the next email (or the one after that!) Here's a hint: 👶.

Anyway, without further ado, here we go for the links this month, enjoy!

• A typewriter drum.
• Einstein's message for people in 6939.
• Notes on chili oil.
• Reuse old calendars.
• Standard peanut butter.
• A different tunnelvision.
• A cave full of shells.
• The toaster museum.
• The crooked forest.

• A dissappearing street.
• A clock that allows you to be late.
• The first geographical game ever made.
• Search through the history of food.
• Different maps of Zork.
• Detecting hydrogen with a broom.
• A particle accelerator hidden in Prague.
• A shitty Christmas. (Thanks Chantal!)
• The singing ice machine.
• Riding a rocket in the 17th century.
• Why you can't eat every leaf.
• Wandering words.

• Looking at Berlin in a different light.
• An alphabet of trucks.
• This bonus curiosity is brought to you by stay amazed every day, shaping what comes next.

Another month, thanks for reading! Let us know by email if you have any suggestions for the Curious Corner!

Joost & Kees