spotholes: spot a pothole, snap it
A New York pothole map and rider-submitted photo record for tracking rough pavement and changing conditions.
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A New York pothole map and rider-submitted photo record for tracking rough pavement and changing conditions.
A resident-run guide to Springville, Utah, city agendas, meeting recaps, budgets, and member votes, explained in plain English.
A fictional 26-file archive about an information crash, an AI takeover, and the unsettlingly helpful onboarding that follows.
A public case record assembling the timeline, forensic disputes, expert opinions and review activity surrounding Susan May’s conviction for Hilda Marchbank’s murder.
A browser-based rocket game that presents orbital mechanics as a set of playable launches, maneuvers, and levels.
A free Windows presentation app for churches that listens for Bible references and supports songs, stage displays, and livestream graphics.
A free study resource for North Carolina Nurse Aide I candidates, with original practice questions, public study guides, and skills rehearsal.
An open-source index of publicly reachable services, organized as a federation of independently run scanning nodes.
A Topeka service invites small businesses to submit a recurring task and receive a fixed-price automation proposal.
An academic OSINT survey maps reported drone and surveillance activity by states and transnational organized crime in South America.
A mobile photo app combining film-style color looks, guided poses, photobooth strips, and video transitions.
An independent improv theatre that builds performances from audience stories and also stages an electronic clown project.
A youth-led national network where high-school students meet, serve their communities, fundraise, and take on leadership roles.
A searchable leaderboard compares LeRobot v3 datasets by scale and recording-quality checks.
A bilingual, not-for-profit archive of the contemporary artist’s works, biography, exhibitions, publications, and public projects.
A Windows VPN client designed to block network traffic when its tunnel fails, with DNS interception and per-app routing.
Marco turns shared calendars, weather, photos, and household messages into a display for a TV, browser, Raspberry Pi, or other home screen.
A public audit of OpenAI’s mathematics release, with a browser-based Lean scanner and a review queue that distinguishes formal checks from work still needing human referees.
A pan-flute practice app page describes guided scores, recording, and AI feedback for solo practice.
A philosophy journal follows questions through close readings, dialogues, and an atlas of thought across traditions.
Sitdown presents Naija Ludo as a social game set around Lagos neighborhoods, with watchable tables, rides, radio, riddles and a weekly champion.
An interactive web-art piece that counts who is looking at the page and passes anonymous messages from one “last person” to the next.
A Japanese Buddhist priest’s hub for Buddhist learning, AI-assisted sermon work, community projects, podcasts, and apps.
A browser hex-puzzle game where solving levels helps rebuild a small town on the back of a walking turtle.