Cuck Jobs: the automation-era leaderboard
A satirical, crowd-submitted leaderboard for jobs where a person watches automation, with entries rated on a “Cuck Meter” and compared in a vote.
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A satirical, crowd-submitted leaderboard for jobs where a person watches automation, with entries rated on a “Cuck Meter” and compared in a vote.
A Spanish-language inflation calculator compares the present value of past amounts across Spain, Mexico, Colombia and Argentina.
An interactive calendar gathers UFO disclosure claims, sky events, anniversaries, prophecies, and pop-culture releases associated with 2027.
Roam presents a crowdsourced guide to driving routes, with roads graded by twist and sorted for discovery rather than fastest arrival.
A free UK guide to possible compensation for power, water, gas and broadband outages, with a postcode lookup to identify an electricity network operator.
Ducker Games presents six free, no-download browser games built as chaotic tributes to Atari-era arcade titles.
An independent documentary project examining a long-running fish advisory, contamination history, and the communities along Choccolocco Creek in northeast Alabama.
A Spanish-language collaborative story invites readers to follow the growing narrative and pay €1 to add the next paragraph.
A Mac utility that uses a compatible Intel iMac as a second display, then offers clock, AirPlay, and voice-display modes when work stops.
EZMark presents live trail maps alongside mountain-operations tools for incidents, dispatch, inspections, and staff rosters.
Community Family Kickball is a weekly Sunbury, Ohio league designed for relatives of all ages to play on the same team.
A documented plain-text convention for telling agents and other repository readers what not to retain from a codebase.
FloatAid presents a remotely controlled pool-rescue buoy designed to travel toward someone in the water.
James Larsen’s site presents two free browser games: one about drawing the shape of historical data, and an interactive school for the board game Diplomacy.
Trek presents a desktop workspace where separate Git worktrees can each run their own coding agent, letting developers explore multiple branches of work at once.
A monthly comparison of the same 12 grocery items in the United States and Canada, with historical price trends and a “Build your own” feature.
Hakuei Huang’s portfolio documents an ERP he specified, reviewed, and shipped with AI agents for the cross-border trading business he manages.
A browser-based tool that turns per-ear audiogram thresholds into an experimental six-filter EQ starting profile for headphone listening.
A browser-based adventure that sends players through chapters about a country's real history, with mini-games woven into the journey.
A queer ballroom event in Ciudad Obregón, Sonora, built around cowboy, desert, and cosmic imagery.
A set of courses and articles explores non-visual perception, remote viewing, consciousness, and related claims through structured practice and trials.
A browser-based color toolkit extracts colors from images and offers conversions, palette tools, contrast checks, and design-system palettes.
A tool for inspecting proposed database changes on a visual schema, with plain-language risk notes and approval before your own migration tools apply them.
Kagicho is a Japanese-language app for keeping notes, photos, PDFs, and other files encrypted on your devices, with direct syncing over the local Wi-Fi network.