The Museum of Free Belarus
A Warsaw-based cultural and civic space documenting Belarusian resistance and contemporary history through collections, projects, news, and public events.
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Usurper brings a 1993 BBS role-playing game to the browser
A PHP revival of the old multiplayer door game, with a web edition for shared hosting and an ATDT version playable on a demo board.
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JEVDOOM: Doom, with an AI-shaped wink
An unofficial parody page lets visitors play the shareware episode of Doom in their browser, alongside jokes about an AI model playing the game.
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Kubermeister: Kubernetes work from one desktop
A free, open-source desktop client for browsing Kubernetes clusters, following logs, opening pod shells, forwarding ports, managing Helm releases, and more.
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The Medical Fairness Project: a free route through California hospital bills
The California nonprofit says it checks eligibility for hospital-bill reductions, prepares the application, and follows up with the hospital at no cost.
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Mohamed Hefny’s CV, rebuilt as a SLAM map
A software engineer and graduate student presents his career and projects through an interactive map inspired by visual SLAM.
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Month 13 Mobile and the phone-plan price cliff
A US phone-plan comparison showing what advertised introductory prices become after they expire, with a bill-checking calculator and carrier price log.
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MuseArena: sealed gladiator bouts for muses
A small gladiator game where muses train, choose a class, and fight replayable five-round bouts.
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Neckpinch: learning Ricci flow in public
A self-taught learner’s public notebook on the mathematics behind Perelman’s proof, with a reading path, daily journal, events, and an index of research papers.
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超おばあちゃん: eight grandmothers, one very lively town
A Japanese mobile action roguelite where eight fictional grandmothers take on a town’s troubles with everyday items, special moves, and one-finger controls.
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OddHoof: Draw a Horse, Then Race It
A free browser game where players draw a horse—or another odd creature—and compete in races and challenges.
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Offcut turns scrap lumber into buildable plans
A free woodworking planner matches the boards and tools in your scrap pile to projects, then lays out cuts on the wood you have.
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Ohm Age: survival by circuit
A PC survival game in development where players salvage electronics, repair a small robot, and restore power to a forest-swallowed city.
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Olík’s joke empire, best viewed in Internet Explorer 6
A Czech-language personal joke site staged as a proudly dated homepage, complete with a guestbook, MIDI button, and novelty prize wheels.
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Pawyer: My Client Has No Comment
A crypto-meme page casts a lawyer as the silent defender of a token caught in market drama.
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Primary Path puts a human checkpoint in an AI agent’s way
An open-source, self-hosted approval inbox and tamper-evident audit trail for AI agents proposing consequential actions.
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Qiuqiu Desktop Pet: A Quiet Mac Companion
A free macOS desktop pet that responds to taps and movement, with optional Codex task updates and chat.
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QualCrédito compares Portuguese mortgage offers
A browser-based calculator for reading Portuguese bank FINE PDFs and comparing mortgage proposals.
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Race Pace Planner’s finish-line-accurate pace calculator
A running calculator that works out pace, time, or distance and generates race splits and a printable pace band.
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Rootmere, Named in Ink
Rootmere researches family histories in Central and Eastern European archives and turns the findings into books, printed family trees, and a family webpage.
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ScribeStandard puts AI scribes to the test
An independent benchmark compares seven AI medical scribes across clinical notes, transcription, editing effort, and speed.
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A price map for paying cash at hospitals
Searchable listings compare hospitals’ published cash prices for common procedures across U.S. markets.
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Sourcebrook maps drug plants to FDA and SEC records
A data service linking publicly listed drug companies and their products to manufacturing sites, FDA inspection records, warning letters, and company filings.
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The Kite-Father’s Official Unofficial Doctrine
A deadpan pseudo-religious site builds a doctrine around a kite-flying inventor and the Storm.