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A million questions written and edited by volunteers since 1999, filed under categories nobody would ever think to commission.
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FunTrivia sits in Trivia & Quizzes under Play, filed as coffee break.
About this category: General knowledge, guess-the-thing, higher-or-lower and the specific joy of getting an obscure question right. Good alone, better with someone watching.
Yes. FunTrivia is free to use and needs no account.
No. You can use FunTrivia without signing up for anything.
Yes. FunTrivia works on phones as well as desktop browsers.
Yes, we file it as safe for work. It also works muted.
We file it as "Coffee break": Five to fifteen minutes of proper attention.
Name the video game from a blurred cover, then a screenshot, then artwork. New puzzle daily and several modes to lose at.
Family Fortunes played against Google autocomplete, which turns out to be a bleaker and much funnier opponent than a studio audience.
Look at a scatter plot and guess its correlation coefficient. A statistics lecture disguised as a slot machine, and it works.
A daily video game identified from progressively less obscure screenshots, with six guesses and a genuinely cruel first frame.
A hosting hub for hundreds of amateur incremental games, sorted and playable in the page. Where the genre does its experiments.
The French national library's digital collection — manuscripts, maps, newspapers and photographs, millions of items deep.
Conway's cellular automaton with a library of known patterns, still the clearest demonstration that rules alone make worlds.
Seven levels of talking a language model into revealing a password it was told to protect. The best hands-on lesson in prompt injection going.
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