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+---
+title: "Six games inside a single tab"
+date: 2026-05-14
+tags: [daily-finds, games, browser]
+description: "Six browser games that don't ask for an install, an account, or a launch screen — each one a single URL, a single rule, and a back button."
+blurb: "Six browser games — no install, no account, no tutorial that won't end."
+items:
+  - single-ride-nyc-subway
+  - takeaway-letters-puzzle
+  - play-your-tubes-right
+  - desktop-tower-defense-revived
+  - cursor-camp-neal-fun
+  - vaskange-nested-worlds
+---
+
+> A modern game asks you for a download, an account, a tutorial, an email address, and ten dollars. Today's six ask for none of that. Pilot one NYC subway swipe as long as the network lets you; reduce an eight-letter word to three; race London tube routes; hold off the creeps at Desktop Tower Defense; explore a Neal.fun summer camp; zoom into Vaskange's nested worlds until the screen runs out. Open in a tab, close it when the moment passes.
diff --git a/src/content/bundles/2026-05-14-six-mac-apps-from-the-catch/index.mdx b/src/content/bundles/2026-05-14-six-mac-apps-from-the-catch/index.mdx
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+---
+title: "Six Mac apps from this week's catch"
+date: 2026-05-14
+tags: [daily-finds, macos-apps]
+description: "Six small Mac apps from this week's r/macapps surfacing — a windows-not-apps ⌘-Tab, a hidden-on-calls teleprompter, on-device meeting notes, a chess-puzzle lock screen, dictation with a CLI, and command-line output on the desktop."
+blurb: "Six Mac apps that landed on r/macapps this week and earn the dock slot."
+items:
+  - switch-window-cycler
+  - aira-teleprompter
+  - steno-private-ai-notes
+  - chessunlock-mac
+  - monologue-dictation-cli
+  - terminalwidget-desktop
+---
+
+> r/macapps is noisy by design — every week brings yet another launcher, another note-taking app, another "AI for your X." But the same week occasionally surfaces a half-dozen small utilities that each do one specific thing well: Switch cycles windows instead of apps, Aira reads your script invisibly during a video call, Steno transcribes meetings on-device, ChessUnlock turns your Mac's lock screen into a daily puzzle, Monologue gives dictation a `monologue` command, and TerminalWidget pins shell-command output on the desktop. Six this week worth a closer look.
diff --git a/src/content/bundles/2026-05-14-six-more-groans/index.mdx b/src/content/bundles/2026-05-14-six-more-groans/index.mdx
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+---
+title: "Six more clean groans"
+date: 2026-05-14
+tags: [daily-finds, dad-jokes, humor]
+description: "Six more dad jokes — emotional baggage, shocked morticians, medium-rare cows, silent-letter queues, thickening plots, and wind turbines who are huge metal fans."
+blurb: "Six more dad jokes, each one balanced on a single hinge word."
+items:
+  - joke-suitcase-emotional-baggage
+  - joke-mortician-electrician
+  - joke-cow-lightning-medium-rare
+  - joke-queue-silent-letters
+  - joke-garden-plot-thickens
+  - joke-wind-turbines-metal-fan
+---
+
+> Same machine as last time — setup, hinge, drop — six new specimens. The suitcase has emotional baggage; the mortician and the electrician are both shocked when they touch a live one; the cow hit by lightning is medium rare; the queue is just q with a bunch of silent letters waiting in line; the soil-thief's plot thickens; the wind turbine is a huge metal fan. Single hinge, no flourish, the audience does half the work.