The Philippines Archive That Shows Its Sources
A Japanese-language research archive covering the Philippines across 16 fields, from constitutional law and energy to migration, tourism, and underground resources.
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A Japanese-language research archive covering the Philippines across 16 fields, from constitutional law and energy to migration, tourism, and underground resources.
A sourced timeline tracking Philadelphia Sheriff Rochelle Bilal’s tenure through spending, lawsuits, vehicles, personnel, and the office’s public-record trail.
A free, account-free philosophy curriculum that guides readers from absolute beginner material to graduate-level subjects.
A Suzhou pizza concept serving 13 cm wood-fired Italian pizzas from a canal-side spot on Pingjiang Road.
EarthCraft is a whole-class simulation in which students manage continents, institutions and activist groups while trying to leave the world better than they found it.
A mobile role-playing game where walking, running, lifting, and cycling generate the resources that move a hapless hero through a world of bosses, quests, and collectible Meat Hats.
A local-first macOS monitor that records what USB devices claim to be, what they enumerate as, and what they do afterward.
A zero-energy tower project that combines bamboo, rain, clouds, and humidity capture to provide water for remote hill communities.
A free, no-download snowboarding game with procedural mountains, trick physics, leaderboards, cosmetics, and 1v1 races.
A football probability model publishes match forecasts before kickoff, then scores them against Pinnacle’s closing line.
A suite of Japanese name, lettering, seal, translation, and tattoo-checking tools built around meaning rather than sound alone.
Put Drishti is a bilingual Tamil-English web ritual that lets users perform a digital version of South Indian drishti suththi.
An open-source, local-first layer that runs durable Linux computers for AI agents through Docker.
An offline manuscript editor for books, articles, blogs, screenplays, essays, and reports.
A playable pixel city lets visitors explore, buy lots, decorate rooftops, rent walls, chat, and adopt a landlord identity.
A Grand Forks maker sells six handbuilt, made-to-order loudspeaker models, from bookshelf speakers to floorstanders, a centre channel, and a portable.
RestoreMyIndependence sells a numbered heavyweight shirt to fund open, repairable cyberdeck hardware.
A source-checked guide to ReStory covering device repairs, mods, achievements, endings, and version-aware fixes.
A trading-card lookup tool focused on realized sale prices, including cards cheap enough to fall below the cost of professional grading.
A self-hosted network-documentation tool that places devices, racks, ports, VLANs, and cable paths on a building’s floor plans.
A small British software studio making focused apps for household administration and paddling safety.
Ripen monitors Docker Compose and Portainer image digests, waits for a candidate to mature, and updates only services explicitly permitted by policy.
Rove coordinates multiple isolated AI coding-agent sessions from a terminal interface, giving each attempt its own worktree, branch, and hosted engine session.
An open-source, fully local delivery pipeline that makes AI coding agents pass independent planning, verification, review, and arbitration before code reaches a repository.