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A browser-based NTFS journal parser for incident response
LogFileParser reconstructs file creations, renames, deletions, and timestamp changes from an NTFS transaction journal.
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Alpha wants the whole learning system to compile
Alpha is a dependently typed language and compiler for describing a learning system—from its model and training run to its hardware pairing—in one program.
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Maksimirski stadion: 88 proposals, three public votes
An independent civic site lets visitors review 88 entries in the Maksimir stadium competition and vote for three.
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Muben (母本): field notes on AI visibility
A Shanghai GEO studio pairs brand-visibility work with a public library testing how AI search systems describe and cite brands.
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Naduma’s fictional kingdom of question tablets
An archaeological-fiction archive for an invented kingdom, its artifacts, writing system, and research notes.
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A public-record case against Niisitapi Sovereign Bank
A sourced investigation argues that Niisitapi Sovereign Bank’s claimed charter and licences do not hold up against government records and regulator notices.
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Nugoori Bike Lab maps Korea’s road-bike market
A Korean road-cycling hub for comparing bike and wheel specifications, prices, sizing, and event information.
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Pallidgate: Night Shift in a Snowbound Sanatorium
An unreleased third-person survival-horror game casts night nurse Ines Varro inside a locked, snowbound sanatorium.
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PCAP Parser: Network Forensics in the Browser
A browser-based analyzer for PCAP and PCAPNG captures that surfaces network conversations, DNS, HTTP, TLS details, extracted files, and indicators of compromise.
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PhysicalAI.best, an evidence desk for robots
A source-linked database for exploring robots, models, companies, benchmarks and reported deployments across physical AI.
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Universal Pixel Debugger puts 49 tracking networks side by side
A free Chrome side panel decodes ad and analytics events, showing what each network receives and where their data differs.
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Whiskerway: an animal-world game with friend modes
A game where players choose a cat, dog, squirrel, or hamster and explore worlds alone or with friends.
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Pollard: model builds sized for your machine
Pollard helps users match language-model builds to their hardware, with a public shelf of builds and paid custom-build requests.
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Pooled turns spare devices into one model runner
Pooled presents a browser-based demo for splitting open-model inference across the memory of devices in a shared room.
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QA Huddle’s curated testing-events calendar
A filterable calendar of QA meetups, webinars, workshops, and conferences in Ireland and Europe, with listings from further afield.
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QuantaLearn’s browser-based quantum circuit lab
An interactive learning platform for building quantum circuits, running them, and practising quantum algorithms.
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Rare Leaf Tycoon makes variegated houseplants a market game
A browser-playable plant-collecting game pairs cuttings, rare leaf patterns, and market decisions with a multilingual houseplant care atlas.
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Reisado de Boa Hora: Sources for Investigation
A researcher-led digital archive and teaching resource for investigating the Reisado de Boa Hora through interviews, photographs, songs, observations, and documents.
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remux: live streaming from the shell
A GPL command-line tool for sending a screen, camera, and microphone to Twitch, YouTube, or an RTMP server.
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Saltworks: a field guide to sea salt
Saltworks is a browsable directory of sea-salt makers, their locations, production methods, and reported visitor access.
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Serra Mesa Matters, project by project
An independent neighborhood hub gathers Serra Mesa meetings, local places, community updates, and city planning information.
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A serve diary chasing 90 mph
A tennis player publicly tracks the progress of their serve, from current speeds and accuracy to session-by-session results.
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Skidquill’s paper-folded kart league
A kart-racing game set across a paper-craft archipelago, with 12 racers, 16 circuits, and a cross-play test advertised for PC and Switch 2.