Is it DNS? A live resolver health board and domain auditor
A public DNS toolkit that monitors resolver health, audits domains, runs comparative dig queries, and teaches the concepts behind them.
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The Companion Notebook
An essay journal about the game companions who stay with you—or fail to—after the plot has faded.
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723
KittyKlash, the Cat Battle Royale With Two Dogs for a Storm
A free browser game where seventeen cats loot a sunny low-poly forest, pounce, climb, swim, and fight to be the last one standing.
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Krattet – Fuglefangeren
A Danish farm game about catching ungrateful poultry, growing crops, and keeping Asger and Emilie’s peculiar homestead running.
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725
Merge Conflict Counselling, for Branches in Conflict
A deadpan counseling service that applies therapy language to Git branches, pull requests, and unresolved naming disputes.
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726
Nodus, a private research workbench
Nodus is a free, open-source desktop workspace for turning documents, notes, data, and Zotero collections into connected research, teaching, study, and database projects.
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727
Downtown Crowd: Is Downtown Worth It?
A New Orleans convention calendar that predicts which weeks will actually fill downtown bars.
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PayPal-Payout’s 100 USDT Emergency
A PayPal-branded payment page presenting a 100 USDT crypto invoice on the TRC-20 network.
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729
PEARLMOTH, Forty Bottles at a Time
A Portland studio hand-mixes and pours a 21-shade range of vegan, 10-free nail lacquer in small batches.
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730
Post_Histories: The Feed After the Feed
An interactive multimedia art project that repurposes the grammar of social-media carousels for found footage, paintings, collages, GIFs, and invented imagery.
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Protect Our Power SA
A San Antonio civic campaign arguing that CPS Energy should remain publicly owned, with a tool for comparing electricity bills and a breakdown of the utility's contribution to the city budget.
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Ron Henthorn, The Wedge
A visual biography of Ron Henthorn, a former Boeing engineer, athlete, coach, and community builder who began sportscasting in his seventies.
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Sankofa Code Turns Coding Lessons Into Software
A free JavaScript and Python curriculum for Black learners, schools, and underfunded communities, taught through live exercises and progressively larger projects.
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A Map for Reading Shōwa’s War
A Japanese reading guide that arranges 39 books about Japan’s wartime period by events, authors’ methods, and contrasting perspectives.
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ShotgunKeyboard turns every keystroke into a small acoustic incident
A macOS menu-bar app that plays a shotgun blast whenever you press a key, system-wide.
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Telltale Skin Starts With the Symptom
An evidence-aware skincare guide that identifies likely skin concerns from what you noticed, where it appears, and how it feels.
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Useless Cat Does Nothing
A deadpan product page for a cat-shaped object with no features, no power, and no apparent purpose.
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738
Videola, the video editor that counts in flicks
A browser-based video editor built around a Rust core, with desktop, mobile, Docker, and self-hosted versions.
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739
What Did David Do: An Engineering Week With Receipts
A nine-card journal documenting one engineer’s week across ShopBack, IntentHQ, and Nature’s Fusions.
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What Flood Costs
A Florida flood-insurance data project built from 3,095,247 NFIP policy records.
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Server Notes: Game Reviews From the Wire
An online-games review site that measures tick rate, peek advantage, region coverage, and correction behaviour instead of judging games only by design.
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299 WORKS: A Model Maker Builds the Tools He Needed
A Japanese maker portal combining scale-model galleries, detailed build journals, Blender add-ons, 3D-printing experiments, and a searchable paint reference tool.
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AltBod: a chaos gremlin built on a phone
AltBod is Ian Boddison's eccentric field log for experiments, strange ideas, and small acts of technical theatre.
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744
Antiterra — a map of Nabokov’s Ada, or Ardor
An interactive map reconstructing the geography of Vladimir Nabokov’s fictional world of Antiterra from Ada, or Ardor.