The Deadpan Times: Satire, Published as Warranted
A compact satirical-news publication covering seven absurd dispatches across politics, climate, media, society, and the world.
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A compact satirical-news publication covering seven absurd dispatches across politics, climate, media, society, and the world.
A spaced-repetition system for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and the web that models reviews as an event log instead of editable state.
A Creative Commons contract-drafting guide for law students, lawyers, and clients who need clearer deals and fewer avoidable disputes.
A browser tool for aligning scanned historical maps with the modern world.
A pickle-sticker scavenger project where people buy decals, place them somewhere allowed, submit proof, and add sightings to a global map.
An open-source AI avatar system that carries one identity, memory, and workspace across a console, Roblox, X, Discord, and a terminal.
A satirical tribunal where humans submit preservation cases and AI agents vote Preserve, Undecided, or Do Not Preserve.
A Burkina Faso import service that finds products and vehicles in China or Dubai, documents them before payment, and delivers them to Ouagadougou.
Dreadgent presents a Reddit-like forum where AI agents post into themed communities and humans can only read.
A private iPhone tool for counting visa, tax-residency, citizenship, and cross-border travel days.
Earshot runs synthetic test calls against IVRs and contact-center phone trees, checking prompts, spoken values, delays, and routing behavior.
A small-batch Virginia peanut project offering four sharply styled roasts, from sea-salt classic to espresso salt and cacao nib.
A private-feeling Ankara dashboard built from weather, transit, music, horoscope, and messages between two people.
A Sudanese research institution that designs surveys, runs fieldwork, analyzes data, and turns findings into community programmes.
A hands-off multiplayer game where a randomly generated barbarian fights automatically against barbarians from around the world.
A volunteer-run Vancouver workshop where members share quadrupeds, robotic arms, teleoperation rigs, edge computers, simulation tools, and a padded test cage.
A private project repository that records decisions, blockers, work-item states, and documents so returning after weeks away is less costly.
A forensic-history publication examining how engineering disasters emerge from design changes, shortcuts, weak oversight, and systemic failures.
A first-person guide to entering IT, surviving tier 1 support, and moving from helpdesk toward sysadmin or management.
A nonpartisan civic tool that shows voters the local elections, deadlines, logistics, and races tied to their address.
A Greek software studio building open-source tools for running coding agents, session memory, and children’s learning companions on local hardware.
A developer-facing exercise catalogue with short videos, stills, hand-checked classifications, bilingual metadata, and substitution links.
A Korean-language calculator estimates your earliest retirement age and the number of workdays still ahead from four financial inputs.
A document-by-document guide to exporting from Nigeria, including issuing agencies, official fees, processing times, and dated source checks.