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A tracker for logging anime, manga, visual novels, books, videos, and podcasts consumed in Japanese.
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A tracker for logging anime, manga, visual novels, books, videos, and podcasts consumed in Japanese.
An independent Star Wars archive connecting characters, cultures, institutions, history, media, collectibles, and interactive research tools.
A stark recruitment page claims to hire creators, chat operators, and managers for a crypto-paid online entrapment operation targeting alleged predators.
An open research platform catalogs Indus script inscriptions, pictograms, archaeological context, and competing hypotheses without claiming a decipherment.
Infernotics presents an industrial firefighting robot for remote operation, hazardous environments, and multi-agent suppression.
An interactive signal-fiction page built around a fictional broadcast, an archive of artifacts, and a manifesto for making impossible-looking systems work.
Jataka computes Vedic birth charts, nakshatras, planetary periods, compatibility, Panchang details, and related readings in the browser.
An interactive AI system that turns messages and other bounded states into typed choices, scores, and probabilities.
A multilingual guide to Jev, an AI model that returns typed probabilistic decisions instead of generated prose.
An open-source test runner that reads a Gherkin feature file, opens a real browser, and resolves each step from the controls and text it finds on the page.
A semantic code-search CLI lets coding agents describe a behavior and receive matching files, line ranges, and source excerpts.
A small studio making free browser games designed to be quiet, deliberate, and worth returning to.
A voice-annotation companion for physical books: read a passage aloud, speak your reaction, and save both together.
A focused editorial series explaining landmark Indian insolvency judgments at three levels: public narrative, practitioner analysis, and deeper judicial craft.
A curated directory of 50 unusual websites, organized by moods such as “Curious,” “Lonely,” and “In awe.”
A free, registration-free browser room for 11 board, card, and dice games, including chess, shogi, poker, yacht, and liar's dice.
A downloadable handbook series covering power kiting, kitesurfing, paragliding, and parakiting.
A trucking calculator that tells owner-operators what a broker’s rate leaves after fuel, deadhead, truck costs, and dispatch.
A QR-based system for photographing and finding the contents of storage boxes, shelves, and nested containers.
A Russian mobile-game project turns office drudgery into mini-games, with dry pinecones as currency and a gray-panel apartment as the prize.
An independent satirical project about consultancy culture, built around a browser card game, blog, leaderboard, and community.
A Mumbai nine-year-old makes 3D-printed toys from ready-made designs, photos, drawings, or character references.
LakePulse combines USGS water data and Open-Meteo wind forecasts into hourly sailing conditions for lakes and reservoirs across the United States.
Latch creates reviewed 1080p assembly videos from shop drawings and illustrated PDF guides.