Ma che, davvero? — Charlotte Matteini’s revision archive
Journalist Charlotte Matteini’s independent newsletter archive pairs reporting on work, communication and current affairs with a tool for comparing newsletter revisions.
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Notuploaded puts 111 file tools in the browser
A browser-based toolkit for working with PDFs, images, audio, text, and other files.
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PITWALL, the F1 race-analysis workbench
An independent F1 viewing tool for comparing lap times, exploring telemetry and race replays, checking live timing, and consulting race documents.
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ProofPrice puts a source behind the price check
A free REST API and MCP server that compares a supplied price and location with recorded prices across categories including homes, fuel, and cars.
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Safe AI Guy: governance with operational details
Charitarth Bharti’s professional site outlines AI-governance work and offers a regulatory tracker and a ten-second use-case triage.
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semarch — architecture diffs for pull requests
A GitHub app that maps TypeScript codebases and adds an interactive architecture diff to pull requests.
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Divine Filth: a bento shop with a secret church
A bilingual site for an upcoming life sim about running a bento shop while quietly building a church on an island of animal neighbours.
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AMTRAVIS: Occupational-health records in one file
An offline occupational-health tool for Tunisian physicians, combining employee files, examinations, certificates, campaign calendars, and annual reporting in one file.
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Pujo Map: a check-in map for Kolkata pandal-hopping
A Kolkata Durga Puja map for planning pandal routes, checking in, and seeing friends on the map.
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CommonPlace keeps the screen moments you’d otherwise lose
A Mac app captures what’s on screen with a double-⌘ press, then names and files the capture for later search.
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Critical Path ATX puts Austin approvals on a clock
A project tracker for Austin permits and approvals that brings case statuses, deadlines, and follow-ups into one schedule.
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Enshittify Corp., the consultants for making products worse
A corporate-satire site presents Enshittify Corp. as an enterprise consultancy specializing in product degradation and customer-experience optimization.
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Фанфурия: a cocktail menu for apothecary tinctures
A Russian-language satirical cocktail menu where visitors can choose a tincture shot or assemble one with sliders.
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Graphoak: source control for concurrent coding agents
A prototype source-control system represents code as declarations and changes as semantic operations, then sequences those changes behind a policy gate.
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이하은T 과학 실험실: Science you can turn around
A Korean-language collection of free, no-install 3D science simulations across earth science, physics, chemistry, and biology.
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Hesper puts Claude Code and Codex terminals across your Macs
An open-source macOS app that brings live Claude Code and Codex terminals from multiple Macs into one view, with controls to move or fork sessions.
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Kervly: a self-hosted video caravan
An open-source scheduler for publishing YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and TikToks, from a dashboard or an AI agent using MCP.
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Lineman Loadout: Gear Guides and a Safety Tracker
Gear guides for power and utility linemen, presented as advice from a working journeyman, alongside a worker-safety tracker.
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NavShield’s map for when GPS says you’re in a river
NavShield is a navigation app for driving and walking that aims to keep guiding users when GPS is jammed or spoofed.
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Paillettes & Pavés puts politics in the puppet cabaret
A Lyon-based political cabaret project uses puppets, music, satire, and public events to bring current affairs into the room.
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Randers.city, an unofficial love letter with a roundabout problem
A Danish parody site celebrates Randers with local-news gags, an excuse generator, a municipal “vibe meter” and deliberately dubious statistics.
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Scrum-Ban-Fall: sprint planning as a card game
Swale & Wren presents a free browser card game where Engineering, The Business, and Product try to survive a changing sprint plan.
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Bench Science Review: Cross-examining the lab report
A forensic science review service for defense counsel, covering drug chemistry, DNA, toxicology, and crime-lab records.
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Buyback Radar’s cannibal-stock leaderboard
A leaderboard tracks how much the share counts of 65 U.S. companies have fallen, with figures the site says it draws from SEC filings.