What About the Boys? | Male Survivors Series
Independent reporting by Troy Barile on boys and men who survived sexual violence, and how institutions recorded their experiences.
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Independent reporting by Troy Barile on boys and men who survived sexual violence, and how institutions recorded their experiences.
A shared battle board for War of Emperium guilds, with live castle-map orders and one-button contact reports.
A troubleshooting guide that organizes common n8n errors by workflow triggers, data and code, AI nodes, and hosting.
Pittsburgh artist Malcolm Xavier Davis proposes turning a City Paper newspaper box into a ketchup bottle pouring out flowers.
A retro-styled fictional search-directory parody, complete with personals, news, marketplace listings, and suspiciously helpful results.
A Japanese-language food journal follows everyday foods, tools, regional dishes, and shops into their cultural and historical contexts.
A browser-based 3D file converter and toolbox whose homepage says files stay on your computer rather than being uploaded.
A detailed fantasy-world reference lays out seven realms, independent peoples, languages, history, characters, and a planned daily chronicle.
It routes requests between AI agents through a relay on the operator’s private Tailscale network.
Product manager and independent developer Allen Qian presents apps, small tools, an investment research agent, and writing about building with AI.
Anomadex lets readers search and map claimed Bigfoot and Sasquatch encounters, organized by what witnesses say they saw, heard, or experienced.
Asili Company describes a Zanzibar operation producing bêche-de-mer through sea-cucumber ranching in community-protected seagrass meadows.
Budapest author Attila Siklósi presents his books, writing, music, and paintings, including a book drawn from two years of conversations with language models.
Florida trial lawyer Brian S. Brijbag applies real negligence law to superhero stories through a book and comic-con panels.
A Windows 64-bit Action Quake 2 client with modern rendering, race mode, competitive features, and multi-view demo playback.
A nationwide directory of addiction treatment facilities, paired with cost information and guidance for choosing care.
A free browser tool that extracts legal authorities and page references from a final PDF or .docx, then exports a formatted .docx table.
A free climbing notebook for mapping holds on a wall photo, arranging moves, and replaying or sharing a route’s beta.
A Chinese-language VPN review site combining mainland-China network tests, practical connection checks, and guides.
A Bitcoin-based opinion tool where people send sats to unspendable topic addresses, attach a take, and weigh the results by the amount burned.
A solidarity fund site for the Airbus España workers’ movement, explaining the fund, its governance, contribution options and reported balance.
A Milan women’s organization combining a feminist archive and cultural program with a library, events, and practical support services.
A Mexico City service transfers Pokémon from legacy Game Boy, GBA, DS, and 3DS games to Pokémon HOME.
An iPhone and iPad keyboard that calculates expressions in a text field and lets you send the expression and result without switching apps.