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A guide to Christian heritage sites, history, and pilgrimage routes across Japan.
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CoffeeDrums: a drum machine in the browser
A browser-based drum machine for programming beats, editing kits, and saving songs as files.
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Cost & Benefits: a town finder and benefits estimator
A free, no-account site for comparing U.S. living costs by place and estimating eligibility for SNAP, Medicaid, WIC, and tax credits.
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Crew Use Only: three tools for cabin crew
A free set of browser tools for building crew bids, checking pay, and preparing galley orders.
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What would you earn under each party?
An interactive calculator compares estimated 2026 take-home pay under current Spanish tax rules and measures announced by seven political parties.
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Dakshina Vaidyanathan’s living dance archive
A dancer, choreographer, and teacher’s personal archive of Bharatanatyam performances, creations, photographs, and press coverage.
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Data Center Fights maps proposed projects and local opposition
An independent tracker of proposed U.S. data centers, with project locations, sources, local fights, moratoriums, and county-level email alerts.
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Difftower keeps coding agents’ committed work in view
Difftower is a native Linux app for reviewing all the changes a coding agent makes in a session, including changes already committed.
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Does It Ship Internationally?
A source-cited directory that checks whether US online stores ship abroad, restrict destinations, or work through US address services.
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Tokens of Appreciation puts expiring AI usage to work
A command-line tool uses leftover weekly AI-agent capacity to work on selected open-source issues and submit pull requests from the user’s GitHub account.
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Eau De Cologne, from Tbilisi to the dancefloor
A Tbilisi queer collective bringing together electronic music, art and events, with a dated archive, resident artists and a solidarity programme.
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Enamel turns Lebanese dentistry past papers into exam practice
A paid study app for the Lebanese Dentistry Colloquium pairs explained past-paper questions with a timed mock and oral-exam materials.
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ExVRAM Lab: 27B Models on 8 GB GPUs
An open research toolkit for measuring and planning large-language-model inference on consumer GPUs with limited VRAM.
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Federal Exposure maps companies’ reliance on government money
An editorial data project comparing public companies’ reported federal revenue with the government contract records associated with them.
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FlyCeliac’s gluten-free travel report cards
A traveller-reported resource covering gluten-free meals at airlines, cruise lines, and hotels, with report cards, guides, and source links.
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Frankie McNamara’s Meditations.exe
Writer and video-maker Frankie McNamara presents essays, videos, a book, and music inside an interactive desktop-style personal site.
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Free your Double
A playful tool that turns Amazon’s About You profile into a simulated shopping Double you can question, share, or keep.
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Fugen Archive: records of an eruption, lessons for students
A public digital archive of the Unzen-Fugen eruption disaster pairs photographs, newspapers, and booklets with a disaster-learning section for younger students.
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Full Circle Sound: Berlin Living-Room Sessions
A Berlin music-session series brings Black and BIPOC diaspora artists into a living room to perform two songs and share an object tied to home.
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FuneralAnswering’s AI phone line for independent funeral homes
An AI answering service for funeral homes that handles overflow and after-hours calls using the home’s own information and General Price List.
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Furlough: borrowed hours with a shelter dog
Furlough presents a Bangkok service for taking rescued shelter dogs on short outings, with adoption as a possible next step.
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GeoStrix: mineral exploration in 3D, offline
A free, open-source Windows app for combining mineral-exploration data, modelling geology and planning drill targets.
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The Public Records Enforcement Project
A California project requests and sues for records of police shootings and use of force, then publishes what it obtains.
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GlucLink puts family glucose readings on a household screen
A small touchscreen displays glucose readings and trends for up to three people, drawing data from Nightscout, LibreLinkUp, or Dexcom Share.