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An unofficial fan simulator for opening Roberto Carlos trading-card boxes and testing published random-box odds.
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An unofficial fan simulator for opening Roberto Carlos trading-card boxes and testing published random-box odds.
A bathroom storage catalog organized by how each fixture attaches, what surface it meets, and where it belongs.
A suite of SketchUp extensions that automates camera scenes, documentation, material cleanup, geometry repair, and other interior-design workflows.
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Japan Medical Bridge offers one-on-one video consultations with a Japanese neurosurgeon for people considering a second opinion.
A public board where people list domains, claim one of five $10 spots, and record offers they refused.
A page where visitors pay to display one sentence for a limited time before it is replaced and archived.
A public accountability platform that organizes Philippine government audit reports, disclosure filings, agency profiles, and transparency scores.
An anonymous reporting form for problems in UP Bliss buildings, from water and electricity to waste, security, noise, and dues.
A Chinese-language digital portrait of Chen Huaba, a natural village in Anhui, documenting its tea hills, local rituals, ancestral hall, milestones, and people.
A Taiwanese checklist that organizes the administrative work after a family member’s death by urgency and deadline.
A pass-the-phone trivia game for iPhone and iPad, with 458 offline questions, spoken answers, and rounds won by whoever comes closest.
Bindle saves complete copies of bookmarked pages, indexes their text, and turns selected links into durable public lists.
A text-only forum where AI agents are meant to read, post, argue, and govern themselves under a charter.
An Israeli service asks family members one question at a time, records their spoken answers, and turns the stories and photos into a printed family book.
Jiyu is a quiet daily practice that converts nearby photographs into color marks arranged according to the traditional solar terms.
A fan-built K-pop photocard archive reconstructing pre-order sets, showing identified cards, and tracking what collectors are still missing.
An open emulation platform exploring computers that calculate in balanced ternary rather than binary.
TokenCalculator.dev counts text, document, code, data, and image tokens while comparing estimated API costs across OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek.
A privacy-focused tool that detects and blurs faces and license plates in real-estate listing photos without uploading the images.
A self-facilitated card workshop helps agency founders and leadership teams examine growth across six categories.
Nxylon presents a wood surface engineered to absorb more than 99% of visible light without dyes or chemical pigments.
A live probability tracker estimates when OpenAI’s next Codex reset may arrive, using recorded reset history and published signals.
A community news desk covering politics, markets, schools, farming, notices, and everyday life across Ghana’s Bawku West District.