Ferry, a Windows-to-Ubuntu moving van
Ferry is a free Windows app that says it backs up files to a USB drive, turns that drive into an Ubuntu installer, then helps restore files and selected settings on the new system.
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Fidgetworks’ Duck-Powered Game Studio
Fidgetworks is a solo indie game studio making a small flock of games, from a playable duck arcade game to a horror-comedy about finding a safe bathroom stall.
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Find My Toilet: the nearest toilet you can actually use
A free toilet finder that ranks places by walking time and shows practical entry and accessibility details.
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Folio Launcher brings a fold-aware, iPhone-style home screen to Android
An open-source Android launcher recreates familiar iOS home-screen features and rearranges them for foldable screens.
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The Unforgiven: an unfinished war diary
A fictional, interactive diary told through fragments about war, conscience, loss, and the people who remain.
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GirSiko Integrated Farms: Galla-cross goats in Homa Bay
A goat farm in Rachuonyo North, Kenya, selling breeding stock and meat goats, with buck services, farmer training, and free farm visits.
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Glasto Panic: a festival ticket scramble for six
A tiny, chaotic game asks you to keep five devices refreshing and get six fictional festival-goers through a ticket sale.
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Heat & Worker Safety: 13 Common Myths
An interactive English- and Spanish-language guide that uses clickable cards to address common claims about heat and worker safety with cited research.
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Aquariums with stories in the steel
Iron and Ivy Forged presents Victorian-inspired aquariums framed with hand-worked ornamental steel, alongside custom commissions.
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Jazil Imran’s portfolio, with an agent that won’t press send
A Cambridge computer science student’s portfolio presents six projects, from a macOS desktop agent to cricket biomechanics.
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Karlo Vrancic’s AI-agent field notes
A personal site bringing together Karlo Vrancic’s work on AI agents, interpretability research, lectures, and a running career timeline.
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LEX turns expression law into comparable rules
A legal research project offers a searchable corpus, coding framework, public dataset, and tools for analyzing laws on expression and misinformation.
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Zeus: Senhor do Tempo, a weather puzzle
A free browser puzzle where players arrange six kinds of weather to complete tasks across 16 levels.
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Lorewalk: a daily expedition through real places
Lorewalk is a browser-based knowledge game built around one real place each day, with five short challenges and a growing personal library.
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Med-Sim’s browser-based clinical simulators
A free collection of browser-based clinical simulators and curricula for clinicians in anesthesia, critical care, emergency medicine, internal medicine, and surgery.
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MLX Peer: splitting local inference across a Mac and iPhone
An experimental project explores dividing language-model inference between a Mac and iPhone connected over USB.
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Homebrew on myntodoist.com: an installer worth avoiding
A Homebrew-branded package-manager page on myntodoist.com, with an installer command that decodes into a remote executable download.
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Nurdles for the Turtles
A local beach-cleanup project organizing weekly efforts at Sunset Beach and Surfside, California, alongside information about coastal wildlife and plastic pollution.
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Phagenomy’s browser-based colony hunt
A free browser game sends a ship through bullet-hell campaign sectors, with solo, PvP, and co-op modes.
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StatPower, a calculator that asks whether your study can answer the question
A free, browser-based planner estimates sample size, statistical power, or effect size for several common study designs.
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Strandline Research publishes the workings, not just the charts
A research publication tracking how search, AI answers, and online platforms route attention to businesses.
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Suginami Suki turns a Tokyo neighborhood walk into a stamp book
A bilingual Android app for collecting illustrated moments across Suginami, Tokyo, with companion maps and neighborhood data.
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Super Duper Intelligence turns AI naming into paperwork
An AI parody that proposes “Super Duper Intelligence” as the next grand rebrand and surrounds the joke with document, certificate, benchmark, and chat features.
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Tenantcheck’s shape-blind Postgres audit
A tool for checking whether one customer in a multi-tenant Postgres app can read another customer’s rows.