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A study app for Italian A- and B-category driving tests, with official true/false questions translated and explained in Egyptian Arabic.
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A study app for Italian A- and B-category driving tests, with official true/false questions translated and explained in Egyptian Arabic.
An early-stage robotics project exploring whether small machines can prepare, place, and compact soil into rammed-earth walls.
A $99 DIY camper-van interior plan uses eight measurements of your van to produce an animated assembly guide, cut list, and plywood layouts.
A free-in-browser game about collecting suya orders, riding Lagos routes, and getting through a dispatch rider’s shift.
Poda-Poda Run is a driving game where players pick up passengers around Freetown, drop them at stops, earn fares, and customize their vehicle.
A satirical catalog of AI-generated browser games, listing ten titles and describing three recent entries.
A public directory shows how many people are waiting at emergency departments across Italy and compares each count with what is usual at that hour.
A research-led collection of documentary stories and podcast episodes about New Zealand stones, their geology, and the people and records connected to them.
REA helps coding agents inspect software and explain how its behavior works, with guided examples and setup instructions.
A volunteer storm-research team launches weather balloons and surface instruments, then shares field data through a free app.
A design reference for people building Bible, prayer, and AI products, with product choices compared alongside Scripture, practice, and research.
An interactive Mahabharata experience where readers make choices at moral turning points and debate them with an AI guide in Krishna’s voice.
A video series examines real cases where lawyers faced sanctions after using AI to generate false legal material.
A Geneva-based independent journalist’s portfolio of investigations, reporting archives, and editorial work.
A fan-made simulation asks players to balance Manchester City’s books from 2009–10 to 2017–18 by cutting signings, then see how simulated results and trophies change.
A Vietnamese-language browser game about running a street-vending cart through the rhythms and trading routes of Saigon and beyond.
A Base Sepolia test project gives an ordinary Safe a passkey-backed owner seat that uses a one-time key for each approval.
A public-records project turns Syracuse vacancy, code-complaint, and permit files into neighborhood and ZIP-level views.
A bilingual iPhone and iPad app offers ten two-player board and card games, with a foldable-phone layout that brings the hinge into play.
A free planner that uses an NUSMods timetable and live shuttle times to suggest which bus to take and when to leave.
A free Texas electricity comparison tool ranks plans by estimated annual cost using seasonal or household-specific usage.
India McCullough’s Sedalia studio offers handmade slipcast pottery, paint-your-own ceramics, classes, and art-themed gatherings.
A Windows molecule sandbox where atoms form and break bonds through a physics-based simulation rather than scripted molecule templates.
An unofficial pension guide for FDNY Tier 3 members, with plain-language explanations, Albany bill tracking, and retirement calculators.