site: bundles — Whole worlds you can poke at, The week's catch (Jul 13–19)
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title: "The week's catch — July 13–19"
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date: 2026-07-19
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tags: [daily-finds]
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description: "The week's shortlisted finds that never landed in a themed bundle: a national gallery, a salvage-steel knife, a disk-space treemap, a Queens swing bridge, two small Mac utilities, a merino tee, and a sushi chess set."
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blurb: "Seven days of finds that never found a theme — caught here before they slip out of view."
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items:
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- national-gallery-of-armenia
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- best-made-sailors-knife
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- leaves-disk-treemap
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- borden-avenue-bridge-queens
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- docklift
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- caption-comet
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- merinolino-boxford
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- sushi-chess-set
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> This week's catch — the shortlisted finds from the last seven days still without a themed home, gathered so none slips out of view: the National Gallery of Armenia, a knife forged from century-old ship salvage, a treemap that maps your disk by size, a swing bridge in Queens, two small Mac utilities, a merino everyday tee, and a chess set you play with sushi.
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title: "Whole worlds you can poke at"
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date: 2026-07-19
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tags: [daily-finds, web-tools, gadgets-and-toys]
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description: "Four browser things that take an enormous real-world system — a city, a transit network, a ballgame, a century of tournaments — and shrink it into something you can play with."
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blurb: "Four large slices of the real world, each shrunk into a browser toy."
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items:
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- ribbie-8bit-baseball
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- rewindcup
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- nyc-sim
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- tokyo-station-melodies
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> Today's catch is four corners of the internet that miniaturize something enormous: a live baseball game redrawn pitch-by-pitch in 8-bit, every World Cup laid out on a spinning globe, the whole of New York running as a real-time model, and a map of Tokyo's train-station jingles you can hear through before they're phased out.
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