Sharp: seven ways to combine a burst
Sharp is a browser-based photo tool for combining multiple shots into a single image, with workflows for focus stacks, noise reduction, panoramas, and more.
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Sharp is a browser-based photo tool for combining multiple shots into a single image, with workflows for focus stacks, noise reduction, panoramas, and more.
The Vietnam-based open-source studio offers Cronbell for missed or slow scheduled jobs and QueryFence, a Java test library that catches SQL missing tenant filters.
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A retro-web scam parody lined with dubious download listings, a computer “vibe check,” a poll, and a public guestbook.
Tazuna is a Mac app for handling Claude Code and Codex questions, approvals, and ongoing conversations from a compact panel at the edge of the screen.
A free Windows life-simulation game set in a procedurally generated version of rural Spain in 1996.
The site profiles five ERC-8004 agents registered on Robinhood Chain, comparing their declared services with registry records and endpoint checks.
Fay presents a CRM for small arts organizations that turns box-office exports into audience records connecting attendance, households, and giving.
An archive-style site tells the story of an Apalachicola blues band through member files, releases, a tide table, and local lore.
A BscScan-branded page on a USDT-check domain combines block-explorer furniture with a wallet “security review” that asks for a minimum 25 USDT.
A fictional secretariat proposes token-attribution rules for AI systems, complete with a reporting form and a public register.
A reporting project tracks signs of AI involvement in new software repositories and indexes projects that recreate named products.
An interactive learning lab uses visual models to explain MRI relaxation, scan timing, BOLD fMRI, and spatial encoding.
A satirical landing page imagines AI agents hiring subordinates, holding meetings, and recreating the bureaucracy of a human workplace.
An offline Quran reader and memorization app with recitation, commentary, word-level language tools, and scheduled review.
A playful Russian-language personal archive built around Egor and his cats, Bonnie and Bosha, with trip memories and animated, meme-like cards.
A free, kid-friendly reference for exploring nearly 5,000 insects, spiders, and other small creatures through photos, facts, habitats, and rankings.
A Sinhala-, Tamil-, and English-language disaster guide that helps Sri Lankan households prepare, understand warnings, and make a printable household card.
An interactive web-memory archive invites visitors to leave and explore personal moments from life online.
An iPhone journal built around one fresh page a day, with older entries returned later as unexpected finds.
A Korean turn-based roguelike about a bear exploring shifting dream dungeons; a free demo is available on Steam.
A dated journal and set of standing records track weather, pond levels, fence work, hay, roads, and other details from a farm near Amsterdam, Missouri.
A personal project offering short answers and interactive tools for exploring Northampton, Massachusetts, city finances.
A free, open-source tool for making visuals, music, and code together in a node-based workspace.
Keyturn Labs compares agent releases against reviewed policy tests, tracing tool calls to the effects recorded by a test backend.