Helldesk: IT Support for Hell
An in-development 2D support sim turns real networking and hardware tickets into a journey through Hell.
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An in-development 2D support sim turns real networking and hardware tickets into a journey through Hell.
ATSUME Group’s pilot offers workplace teams a visit from its real dog, ASH, for a non-therapeutic animal-interaction session.
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A benchmark compares how often two copies of a language model, left without a user or task, turn toward spiritual language.
A richly detailed archive presents Mechanical as a Wichita aircraft-mechanic band, organizing its people, records, and lore like an airframe service manual.
A French-language tool checks image files for AI-related signatures on the user’s device and offers practical next steps when the result is inconclusive.
A Pune-based software engineer’s portfolio turns a project list into an interactive desk, alongside tools, hardware, and personal interests.
An interactive camera-optics lesson pairs a 3D lens cutaway and ten manipulable figures with a narrated walkthrough.
A Spanish-language collection of personal letters for people going through difficult moments, paired with crisis-help resources.
A presidential simulator where players write their own actions and the page says Congress, courts, governors, markets, and the public respond.
A French-language rhythm game that converts an uploaded song or music score into a playable level.
A research map of armor companies, certified models, owners, patents, maker documents, and other records tied to the industry.
A free set of classroom tools for teachers, from seating plans and group-making to a noise meter, discussion map, and writing activities.
Sould is a local, graph-backed memory tool for Claude Code that captures past work and brings relevant context into later sessions.
A student-run NYC program routes sealed surplus school food to nearby food banks and community fridges, recording deliveries in a public log.
A guide to reported campaign and outside spending in Texas’s U.S. Senate and 38 House races, with links to the underlying filings.
An iPhone app that counts postponed tasks, estimates the time lost, and nudges users to start with a ten-minute push.
A free, no-account photo editor for RAW files, film negatives, batch edits, and film-style looks. The page says photos stay on-device, with one stated exception: Ask AI sends a small copy to Claude.
A Portuguese-language simulator lets readers explore how different tsunami scenarios might inundate a marked point in San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua.
A Ukrainian veteran-led nonprofit supports veterans and their families through outdoor rehabilitation, shared activities, and help with starting a business.
A browser-based planner for assembling a VFR flight, with route, fuel, weight-and-balance, weather, NOTAM, flight-log, and export sections.