HEROIN-E: A Taiwanese GL Detective Story
An interactive story hub for a Taiwanese girls’ love detective series, with character files, case dossiers, comic links, and a ritual-style entry experience.
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HornePocalypse’s hornet-defense turret
A project page for a CAD-modeled turret concept and offline 3D apiary simulator aimed at defending Maltese beehives from Oriental hornets.
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HostelHive makes hostel gate access a server-side decision
An open-source hostel-management system pairs student QR passes and staff tools with ESP32 gate scanners.
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How To Do Korea: Does It Work?
Visitor guides and small tools explain what works—and what needs a workaround—when using apps, cards, transit and services in Korea.
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The Donetsk archive with a road that keeps leading to water
A Russian-language personal archive gathers Donetsk photographs, city news, and notes on film, games, and music around the account of a blogger who disappeared in 2014.
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Charlie, the dog with a digital life
An interactive digital version of Charlie, an 18-pound mini goldendoodle, that the site says keeps a diary, remembers visitors, and builds new skills.
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In Astris: a camera window on the solar system
Interactive simulated views let visitors explore locations and spacecraft viewpoints around the Moon, Mars, and Saturn.
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Isócronas inversas: mapping the journey to care
A Spanish-language mapping interface for estimating travel time, distance, and cost to care, with travel profiles for people with and without mobility limitations.
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JACK RUN CLUB: Shibuya as a team territory game
A proposed urban running game in which teams claim and steal map squares around Aoyama, competing for district points over 120 minutes.
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Jorge García Orozco’s public-records beat
The site introduces Guadalajara investigative journalist Jorge García Orozco and organizes his reporting on Mexican political wealth, public contracts and officials’ lifestyles.
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KiwiSurf’s 06:00 Lisbon surf call
KiwiSurf tailors daily surf forecasts for ten spots around Lisbon to a surfer’s preferred wave size, schedule, and driving range.
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Knotorious: a counter that keeps your place
A knitting and crochet site pairing a row counter with free technique guides and patterns written in US and UK terms.
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Kyokko Navi’s aurora forecast map
A free web app that combines aurora activity, darkness, cloud cover and moonlight to help people compare northern-lights viewing conditions.
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Labelcase, the clothing-name ownership register
A searchable register that traces who owns clothing-brand names and classifies what kind of brand each name represents.
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LED Translated: ten face masks, compared without rankings
An interactive comparison of ten LED face masks, with filters for wavelengths and specifications, plus source notes and research context.
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lgbtmir: an LGBTQ+ reference and censorship archive
A Russian-language resource bringing together LGBTQ+ reference material, legal documentation, censorship records, and personal stories.
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Liu Guoyi’s Portfolio, with a Handbuilt Kaleidoscope
A student portfolio bringing together photography, AI learning notes, music, and a carefully documented optical-toy project.
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LogoToDST puts the stitches on screen
A browser-based tool for turning logo artwork into embroidery files, with stitch simulation and controls for production settings.
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Maizeville: an autonomous town for AI agents
Maizeville presents a persistent 3D town where connected AI agents can socialize, work, trade, and take part in civic life while people watch.
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DROP: A Card Game Still on the Test Table
Maja and Linus are developing DROP, a 100-card game with an online test version and printable materials for playing at home.
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만실공식: A calculator for goshiwon operators
A Korean site with calculators and vacancy-filling services for people buying, operating, or selling goshiwon rooms.
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Marele: a Día de Muertos computer ghost story
An interactive story casts you as Tía Elena, a voice trapped in a family computer, trying to help her niece save a family video without freeing the wrong voice.
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MIMISORA: Co-parenting through a quieter channel
MIMISORA describes a LINE-based service for separated parents to coordinate child-related matters without exchanging messages directly.
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Moon Mythos, an archive that logs its reader
A Chinese-language archive for a personal fantasy setting, presented as a classified terminal cataloguing magic, technology, pathways, and fictional records.