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I really like this approach, and think it should be used more! In a previous experiment, I created a simple webpage which renders media stored in the URL. This way, it's able to st…

Very cool, reminds me of the library of Babel (of which you also made a version! [1]). I made something similar a while ago, the Hdd of Babel [2], which contains all possible files…

I think it does! uv add [0] adds a dependency to your pyproject.toml, as well as your environment. If you change your pyproject.toml file manually, uv sync [1] will update your env…

I created https://floatynotes.app a while ago, which might fit your list :). It provides virtual sticky notes, using the new Document Picture-in-Picture API.

Nice, I had a similar idea a while ago! I wanted to support other media types, such as images, audio and webpages. It was a really fun experiment! https://mkaandorp.github.io/hdd-o…

Good points. Additionally, PiP is also possible in most browsers. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Picture-in-...

Looks cool! I created something similar a while ago, which allows you to store any kind of data in the url (web pages, audio, games,...). https://mkaandorp.github.io/hdd-of-babel/