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The Norns: a fleet HUD for EVE Online
The Norns is a read-only telemetry companion for EVE Online fleets focused on EDENCOM and smartbomb ratting.
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The Cartographers’ Guild maps browser games
An independent guide surveys browser games for UK players using five shared measures, from load-in speed to whether you’ll return.
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Thefreetag’s receipts for “free” games
A UK guide that breaks down what free-to-play games cost, what purchases affect, and whether console subscriptions are required.
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The Zen Record: Zen, as a matter of record
A browsable reference to Zen people, texts, schools, terms, and transmission histories.
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TouchStone: regression tests for RL environments
TouchStone helps developers turn requirements for reinforcement-learning environments into reviewed, repeatable safety and correctness checks.
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TriOptimum’s 75-year corporate universe
A meticulously structured corporate homepage presenting TriOptimum as a 75-year conglomerate spanning security, medicine, networks, research, resources, and agriculture.
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Virginia Data Center Watch maps the local paper trail
A Virginia-focused tracker collects data-center projects alongside power, water, permit, and local-government records, with locality pages and an email digest.
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Where Does It Go? turns federal spending into a public rabbit hole
An independent Australian budget explorer that invites readers to adjust spending categories, compare governments, and inspect public spending.
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Fifteen Years of Who’s Hiring
A searchable atlas of Hacker News’ monthly “Who is hiring?” threads, with views of hiring volume, remote work, stated pay, roles, companies, and locations.
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Wingloft: Lunch, by Air
A Mbarara project proposes delivering hot meals by drone from a robotic kitchen, with food lowered in a sealed pouch rather than landing at the door.
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A structural-monitoring simulator that spells out its limits
An interactive demo compares sensor placements and simulated signals across simplified house and bridge models.
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Baytown Brief
Free, plain-English briefs cover Baytown City Council, Goose Creek CISD school-board, and parks-board business.
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Big Rig Empire turns freight hauling into a shared career ladder
A free-to-play browser trucking game where players haul freight, build a fleet, and compete for contracts across a shared map of the Lower 48.
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Botworthy puts websites through an AI-agent obstacle course
Botworthy says it sends an AI agent through five routine website tasks, then scores the results and provides replays.
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Campaign Toast tracks where app downloads come from
An early-stage tool for making campaign-specific app-store links, badges, Markdown and QR codes, with paid reporting based on Apple’s campaign data.
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CarryOn: a remote Mac with its agents in tow
CarryOn presents an iPhone and iPad app for remotely using a Mac, including its apps and AI-agent sessions.
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Cloofy brings Spotify and YouTube Music into the terminal
A terminal music player for macOS and Linux, with Spotify, YouTube Music, or both side by side.
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Mayday on the Moon, split between two phones
Crew Crisis sells a two-player browser game where each person gets different clues on their own phone and must talk their way through a lunar emergency.
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Daebangeo’s Winter Fish Guide
A Korean-language guide to seasonal daebangeo restaurants, with listed prices, practical filters, market-price tools and a shareable group-time poll.
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Deskiee puts six painted birds on your desktop
A $4.99 desktop-companion app for macOS and Windows, with six birds for work breaks, gaming setups, and streams.
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Dirt Bike Dads maps Tasmania’s riding scene
A free guide connecting Tasmanian dads with riding clubs, legal places to ride, events, and beginner advice across dirt bikes, adventure bikes, and mountain bikes.
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EcoImpact puts waste loads on the record
A waste-traceability platform for recording loads from pickup through recycling, with vehicle tracking, weighbridge comparisons, verification, and municipal oversight.
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Enter the Basilisk’s song-shedding studio
An interactive music project where listeners rate tracks, follow rankings, and are told their verdicts help shape what gets made next.