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Fin/ite asks what achievement is supposed to settle
A six-month advisory practice for people deciding what they want from their ambitions—and what those ambitions cost.
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Annabelle Peterson, Professional. Technically.
A tongue-in-cheek career page for Annabelle Peterson, a licensed Virginia freshwater angler whose “pro” purse is a promised dollar.
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Floodboard maps Bangkok’s flood risk
A flood map for Bangkok and beyond that combines road-water sensors, official notices, public reports and route planning.
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Gaza Animal Rescues: Feeding, Caring, Hoping
A site documenting Aref and Osama’s reported work feeding Gaza’s stray dogs and cats, taking injured animals to vets, and helping families keep pets.
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Genesys Archives: an alien artifact with a password to earn
An interactive science-fiction project points visitors from a rotating alien artifact to mission logs and case reports, which the site says can be read or heard.
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norte: a file commander with rules for AI agents
An open-source file manager that brings terminal and desktop views together across local files, remote servers, cloud storage and archives.
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Homunculus Cabinet and Hartsoeker’s 1694 optics book
An independent press is preparing an English translation of Nicolaas Hartsoeker’s 1694 Essay on Dioptrics, with reader and scholar editions planned.
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家系サーチ traces the family tree of ie-kei ramen
A free Android app for finding ie-kei ramen shops, exploring their lineage, and logging what you ordered.
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ImportWindow maps when specific cars become import-eligible
A vehicle eligibility calendar tracks when cars reach import-age thresholds and offers reports based on a vehicle’s build date and destination country.
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INKWAVE: a browser turf-war shooter
A free, browser-based 4v4 game where teams paint an arena and try to control more ground before a three-minute match ends.
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Isle of Jev makes the robber hold a grudge
A browser-based 3D island trading and building game pits players against AI rivals who remember slights and bargain accordingly.
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Long Game: a protocol for testing self-set trading limits
A Stage 1 Registered Report in preparation asks whether self-set trading limits reduce risk or shift it elsewhere, and whether a delay before lifting a limit changes behavior.
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The Turning links a planned trilogy to a playable game
A speculative-fiction project connecting three novels across distant eras with a free, short browser game set in their shared world.
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Machi no Keikaku Log tracks the plans changing cities
A searchable tracker of 51 school, redevelopment and public-facility projects in Yokohama and Tokyo’s 23 wards, with stages and recent updates.
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Maya & the Fog: scary stories for brave kids
A kids’ horror podcast pairing short audio dramas with interactive scenes and parent-facing context.
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MeSee makes the camera roll conversational
An iPhone photo app for blind and low-vision people that describes images aloud, answers questions about them, searches a photo library, and offers camera coaching.
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Karnataka, place by place: Mysoorina Kathegalu
A bilingual index of Dharmendra Kumar Arenahalli’s Kannada stories about Karnataka’s places, people, and history.
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The Higgs Hat
An interactive Higgs-field explainer connects a playful hat-shaped model to Higgs evidence from ATLAS and CMS.
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The first Starship to Mars, as an interactive mission
occupy.red presents a real-time 3D depiction of a planned Starship cargo flight from Starbase to Mars.
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A compatibility ledger for Omarchy on Apple Silicon
A public matrix pairs Apple Silicon Mac models with Omarchy hardware and system checks, backed by reports from the omarchy-m-test command-line tool.
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ONAR: a source-led atlas of Mari history and culture
ONAR presents Mari history, language, settlement, sacred geography, mythology, and culture through an atlas organized around evidence and source records.
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Disc Up, an accessible turn-based ultimate game
A browser game of 3-on-3 ultimate, playable hot-seat or against the computer, with screen-reader labels and voice options.
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Phaethon is bringing the Jak games to native PC
A Windows launcher installs native PC ports of the four Jak games and imports them from discs the player owns.