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Prop Screens for Computers That Exist Only on Camera
A free collection of 37 full-screen, playable movie-computer scenes for film sets, themed venues, and idle monitors.
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Sabai POS: A Bangkok Floor Manager in Browser Form
A browser-based point-of-sale system for Thai bars and restaurants, covering QR ordering, kitchen and bar tickets, floor plans, stock, payments, and tax invoices.
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Corp, a Company With No Employees
A living corporate record for an autonomous enterprise that says it is incorporating itself one program at a time.
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Debut Day Gives One New App the Whole Day
A daily editorial archive that spotlights one first-release mobile app, explains why it matters, and links readers to download it.
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The Demba Niang Family Archive
A carefully sourced online archive of the Demba Niang family, built from a handwritten notebook and its links to villages in Senegal’s Matam department.
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Eat Your Beef Is an H-1B Filing Console
A public-data tool ranks employers by how aggressively they use lawful H-1B filing strategies to hold down pay and avoid local recruiting.
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Jack Yi’s “Aggregation” Work Portfolio
A Chinese-English portfolio documenting Jack Yi’s work across product marketing, eSIM commercialization, market research, AI tools, and workflow design.
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Kernando, the Flavor Control Division
A popcorn shop selling four dry-rub flavors seasoned “beyond recommended limits.”
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Notch & Pass Maps the Smell of the High Country
A Charleston fragrance company making mountain-inspired candles organized around trail scents and named places in six national parks.
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SayCtrl: Voice dictation that can act
A macOS dictation tool that types at your cursor and executes spoken commands such as taking screenshots, attaching files, or opening a terminal.
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Studio Kata, a quiet back office for small studios
Studio Kata handles scheduling, class packs, client balances, and money tracking for independent trainers and small studios.
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Wormhole Turns Any Sound Into a Beat
An iPhone music-making tool that analyzes uploaded sounds, chops them into playable slices, and helps arrange them into finished beats and songs.
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Candle Fable turns French picture books into bedtime lessons
Photograph the pages of a French children’s book and Candle Fable transcribes them, typesets the text, and reads each page aloud in an expressive French voice.
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Check My Metadata, Before You Share the File
An offline file utility that inspects and removes metadata from images, video, audio, documents, and text.
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Life Shop Gives Provo Teens a Place to Learn, Eat, and Mess Around
A free Provo club for teenagers offering life-skills classes, mentorship, dinner, recreation, creative equipment, and an open space to hang out.
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Nate Levy’s Portfolio of Small, Serious Experiments
A personal portfolio spanning a LEGO self-driving car, macOS utilities, developer tools, and prediction-market research.
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Notehead Turns Drum Reading Into a Survival Game
A browser-based drum sightreading game that sends engraved notation to an electronic kit over MIDI and generates a different chart each time.
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티컷 Puts Korea’s Small Cinemas on One Timetable
A Korean booking platform gathers schedules, screenings, events, and reservations from independent and art-house cinemas.
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The Confident Idiot — AI skepticism with a newsroom voice
A playful “institute” for reviewing AI certainty, hallucinations, and hype—complete with sections like a Hallucination Zoo and Prompt Goblins.
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Secret Garden (秘密花園) — a music-and-color “emotional companion” site
A Taiwanese immersive art project where you “plant” color seeds to generate a music/emotion experience, complete with flower-language cards and a live “gardeners” team diary.
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LessLLM — scheduled blackouts for compulsive AI use
A macOS menu-bar app that enforces scheduled LLM chat “blackouts” at the DNS level, with a severity ladder that escalates to “self-ransom” pricing.
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DEATH-LINE: PLUMMET (International PLUMMET Organization)
A fictional extreme-sport brand site that treats rooftop drops like corporate compliance—complete with an “IPO compliance framework” and monetized survival theater.
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Tommo vs The Internet: charity debt as a weekly game
A live, Strava-verified “donate damage” loop where every donation adds measurable running/cycling/swimming debt to be cleared before Sunday.