Dublin, Yours: a life sim mapped onto Dublin
A browser-based, single-player life-simulation prototype places a character in a Dublin neighbourhood and lets them explore, manage daily needs, and take on tasks.
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A browser-based, single-player life-simulation prototype places a character in a Dublin neighbourhood and lets them explore, manage daily needs, and take on tasks.
Faderloom lets people practice mixing multitrack recordings in a browser and offers a separate Mac app for mixing live audio inputs.
An experimental listening archive that maps essays, books, films, concerts, and sounds into a reorderable mosaic.
A browser-based tuning workspace analyzes Betaflight black-box logs and flight feedback to suggest PID and filter adjustments.
A comparison board ranks AI agents, copilots, auto-QA and voice tools using coded public reviews, review counts and uncertainty intervals.
A WordPress plugin that checks plugins and themes for compatibility issues with PHP 8.0–8.6.
A multilingual travel guide and planning site for Malaysian trips, with destination picks, long-weekend ideas and head-to-head comparisons.
A catalog that matches paid apps with ranked free alternatives and details their licenses, platforms, upkeep, and claimed savings.
Guild Golem combines character planning, raid logistics, combat-log reading, and reference tools for WoW Forever players and officers.
A regional drone pilot offers free volunteer searches for missing people and animals in Aachen and the Eifel, plus aerial inspections by request.
A fleet-compliance tool that turns vessel noon reports into EU ETS and FuelEU Maritime positions, forecasts, and proposed fixes.
A browsable archive of the former Harris Literary Agency website, reconstructed from Wayback Machine captures and organized by author and genre.
A free browser editor lets Roland HPD-20 HandSonic owners change kit settings in a USB backup, then download the edited file to restore to the instrument.
A parody generator turns your supposed AI-prompt offense into an official-looking suspension notice you can share.
A pre-alpha cozy first-person decorating game set in a room made of paper, notebooks, and cardboard.
A native Mac app for querying and editing PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, SQLite, MongoDB, and Redis databases.
A Millthorpe hardware-shop page describes a small, hands-on stock of reclaimed fittings, loose nails, screws, and other practical odds and ends.
A bilingual database tracking the physical-release format of Nintendo Switch 2 games across regions.
A free chassis-number search lists Japanese auction appearances; paid sheets add translated inspection details, damage maps, and lot photos.
A one-person Korean publisher presents historical fiction and free Korean translations of Chinese historical texts alongside their original sources.
A conservation project coordinating permanent herbarium specimens from named, significant trees at risk of disappearing.
An interactive 3D dance floor animates 20 sorting, searching, and graph algorithms with explanations as they run.
A portrait of Margrit and Paul Freiburghaus’s Saturday produce stand in the Lorraine quarter, where the table changes with the week.
MoiTop presents a private digital ledger for tracking cash and jewellery gifts, guests, and family functions.