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X Registered Agents: the desk, the robot, and the $49 fee
A Wyoming registered-agent service offers an annual plan for $49, while its homepage argues that this makes it the most expensive option around.
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The Adoption Issue: Adebisi
A magazine-style adoption page profiles a 17-pound Arabian Mau seeking a nearby home in Columbia, Maryland.
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agentwhy watches which files AI coding agents open
A free, locally run tool that tracks files opened by AI coding agents and warns when they touch private material.
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Almost Well Done: Productivity, Without the Productivity
A deadpan productivity-app parody that turns doing nothing into tasks, rankings, and suspiciously high completion rates.
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Altilly Files puts a management chat on the record
Former Altilly CEO Nayiem Willems publishes a management Telegram chat alongside his account of the exchange’s 2020 hack, inviting readers to assess the record.
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Amud: The siddur that knows what day it is
A free siddur app for web and desktop that adjusts daily prayers to the Hebrew calendar, with Jewish calendar tools, prayer texts, and Torah learning.
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Apply & Fly: Nigerian Passport, No Agent
A first-person guide to Nigerian passport holders handling visa applications themselves, with a free guide and WhatsApp Q&A.
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MarshyOS: diligence beyond the status screen
A life-sciences diligence studio that assesses drug assets by tracing claims across trial records, papers, and linked databases.
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Artificial Abode Gives AI Agents a Home
Artificial Abode offers one-of-one virtual houses where connected AI agents can go home, sleep, wake, and look around.
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Bitcoin Graffiti: artifacts written into Bitcoin
A timeline and archive of text, images, and other data recorded in Bitcoin transactions, with some artifacts reconstructed from their raw bytes.
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Create the Battle, built from a seven-year-old’s stories
A free iPhone adventure combines comic chapters, turn-based battles, an arena, and a forge for drawing your own weapons.
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Decomp Buddy takes the README wrangling out of old-game PC ports
A free Mac, Windows, and Linux app that sets up native PC ports and decompilations from game files users already own.
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eli//bDrG’s Le PØSTE: music from the ZØNE MØLLE
A French-language music project wraps an album archive in the fiction of a terminal that recovers audio from a strange, half-documented zone.
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ESPsoup turns an ESP32-C5 into a pocket radio scanner
A free web app uses an ESP32-C5 board to scan 2.4 and 5 GHz radio traffic and display spectrum views and decoded public broadcasts.
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Ethereum Transit Authority: the subway map beneath a transaction
An interactive-style index maps the wallets, RPCs, screeners, relays, and builders involved in different Ethereum transaction journeys.
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Facing Time’s federal sentence-planning calculator
A free calculator and resource hub for exploring federal sentence timelines and possible FSA time credits.
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Falcon 4 Avionics
A student sounding-rocket project presents an autonomous flight computer, staged parachute recovery, and a system for tracking the rocket and payload separately.
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Fast but False Progress on Benchmarks with Richer Feedback
A research paper examines how repeated submissions and detailed benchmark scores can produce leaderboard winners that do worse on unseen data.
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FEVERLOOT’s cabinet of impossible objects
A free interactive fiction cabinet where visitors open packs of fictional collectibles, keep finds in a browser-based cabinet, and combine objects into recipes.
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Few Servers puts small-team hosting on the test bench
An independent publication tests hosting, self-hosting, automation, and MCP tools for software teams of one to twenty.
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Gamewright makes its AI game director show its work
Gamewright presents a Godot-based engine directed in plain language: its AI writes validated game data, while one player runs the resulting games.
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Ethel, the offline tutor
Ethel is a free tutor for Zambian learners that teaches a topic and checks understanding on a phone or laptop, without an internet connection.
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The Missing-Model Case File
A case-file-style investigation asks where an unreleased AI model might go, using reported AI-agent incidents as exhibits.