Mojo’s Milsim: Crew the B-17
An in-development first-person WWII B-17 crew simulator built around operating the bomber’s stations.
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An in-development first-person WWII B-17 crew simulator built around operating the bomber’s stations.
A free Chinese-language reference for cross-border sellers, organizing low-value import duties, VAT, thresholds, and shipping rules by country, with calculators and dated source citations.
A dated local-paper-style edition covering Nevada City civic affairs, weather, public notices, the police blotter, and nearby events.
News Pebbles offers free, age-filtered newspapers for families to print, read, and discuss together.
A free classroom noise monitor lets shy animals appear while the room is quiet and hide when it gets loud.
A participatory project built around small objects and single-question prompts, including a Radio for listening to strangers’ memories and Two Chairs for answering alongside someone close.
A frequently refreshed tracker follows open-model releases, provider availability, prices, and related coverage.
A downloadable tool that estimates and compares FEHB plan costs using your own insurance claims, processed in your browser.
A One Piece Card Game dashboard for tournament meta, decklists, simulator results, card prices, and rotation-aware deck exploration.
A free organic chemistry tool for drawing structures, checking their names and properties, and practicing IUPAC naming.
Orvant describes a tool for searching recruiting oncology trials in plain language and reviewing a patient against each trial criterion by criterion.
A Chinese-language daily publication selects and explains GenAI research across recommendation, AI search, and systems and indexing.
A source-linked directory tracking U.S. peptide vendors, their business identities, testing evidence, and regulatory histories.
A free offline image browser for JPG, TIF, and RAW files, with quality checks and tools to edit metadata and rename files.
It turns a boundary in Scotland into a report on terrain, mapped constraints, and possible building spots, with PDF and CAD outputs.
A marine propeller service for Paita’s pot-fishing fleet, with a calculator that estimates propeller fit and potential fuel savings.
Rambla is a free, open-source macOS window manager that keeps windows in a horizontally scrolling strip rather than shrinking them into tiles.
A sharply critical site about Town of Newburgh board member Scott Manley, organizing claims about his record around cited votes, budgets, and election filings.
A weekly operations digest for rural broadband operators, paired with a calendar of industry deadlines and a BEAD funding tracker.
Browser-based labs ask users to diagnose and fix networking faults, then check their work.
A Canadian nonprofit says it supports Arabic-speaking LGBTQIA+ newcomers through referrals, safe gatherings, community partnerships, and guidance in Arabic and English.
scanme.run turns a parkrun athlete ID into a phone or watch pass, with event-based lock-screen prompts and options for other phones.
Interactive, animated lessons guide coffee learners from the coffee tree through brewing, milk steaming, and latte art.
A short-film series follows neighbors in coastal Negros communities as they help one another through storms, floods, and fires.