The Biggest ECU Pirates Fan in Recorded History
A family tribute site documenting Marc Pryor's allegedly unmatched devotion to East Carolina University's Pirates.
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A family tribute site documenting Marc Pryor's allegedly unmatched devotion to East Carolina University's Pirates.
Kevin Foxcroft's road-tested guide to burritos and taquerías, ranked from a Reno–Sparks traveler's point of view.
A planned 44-day cycling yatra across Uttar Pradesh, from Gorakhpur to Lucknow, stopping in 41 towns to listen to young people and document concerns about schools, colleges, exams, and jobs.
A free study site collecting 1,181 questions from ten years of Taiwan’s national bookkeeping exam, with official answers and AI-written explanations.
A paid service that restores a cherished photograph and turns it into a three-to-five-second AI-generated remembrance.
An interactive archive replaying every tropical cyclone that passed within 500 km of Hawaiʻi since 1950, advisory by advisory.
An open collection of animated UI examples built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Canvas, each designed to be opened, slowed down, and adapted.
A WhatsApp-based farm ledger that turns voice notes and plain-language messages into season records, cost calculations, and lender-ready PDFs.
A public DNS toolkit that monitors resolver health, audits domains, runs comparative dig queries, and teaches the concepts behind them.
An essay journal about the game companions who stay with you—or fail to—after the plot has faded.
A free browser game where seventeen cats loot a sunny low-poly forest, pounce, climb, swim, and fight to be the last one standing.
A Danish farm game about catching ungrateful poultry, growing crops, and keeping Asger and Emilie’s peculiar homestead running.
A deadpan counseling service that applies therapy language to Git branches, pull requests, and unresolved naming disputes.
Nodus is a free, open-source desktop workspace for turning documents, notes, data, and Zotero collections into connected research, teaching, study, and database projects.
A New Orleans convention calendar that predicts which weeks will actually fill downtown bars.
A PayPal-branded payment page presenting a 100 USDT crypto invoice on the TRC-20 network.
A Portland studio hand-mixes and pours a 21-shade range of vegan, 10-free nail lacquer in small batches.
An interactive multimedia art project that repurposes the grammar of social-media carousels for found footage, paintings, collages, GIFs, and invented imagery.
A San Antonio civic campaign arguing that CPS Energy should remain publicly owned, with a tool for comparing electricity bills and a breakdown of the utility's contribution to the city budget.
A visual biography of Ron Henthorn, a former Boeing engineer, athlete, coach, and community builder who began sportscasting in his seventies.
A free JavaScript and Python curriculum for Black learners, schools, and underfunded communities, taught through live exercises and progressively larger projects.
A Japanese reading guide that arranges 39 books about Japan’s wartime period by events, authors’ methods, and contrasting perspectives.
A macOS menu-bar app that plays a shotgun blast whenever you press a key, system-wide.
An evidence-aware skincare guide that identifies likely skin concerns from what you noticed, where it appears, and how it feels.