Heroes of Idleville puts a tiny MMO at the edge of your screen
An early-access Windows and Linux game runs a small party adventure in a slim desktop strip, with battles that continue while you work.
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An early-access Windows and Linux game runs a small party adventure in a slim desktop strip, with battles that continue while you work.
A searchable directory of Medicare-certified hospices, with family survey ratings, care details, and contact information.
A free, no-login curriculum site offers Jewish history and antisemitism materials for K–12 classrooms, colleges, and independent learners.
A first-person, grid-based dungeon crawler sends a four-person party into expanding tunnels beneath a salt-mining town.
A Hong Kong food-rescue charity turns surplus food into meals and food baskets for older people in four Kowloon neighborhoods.
A 45-minute Spanish essay on lateral and liminal thinking, drawing on hacking stories, problem-solving, and practical exercises.
A searchable collection of Lebanese laws, decrees, court rulings, and other legal material, with Arabic and French search and article-level citations.
A structured place to learn to read Ancient Greek, browse Greek texts alongside English translations, and follow suggested reading paths.
An Austin neighborhood campaign tracks the sale, demolition review, historic review, and possible future development of a church property.
A browser-based tracker for families recording children's dietary fat and fiber, medicines, symptoms, and clinic visits.
A free browser game where you sort white rice from golden paddy using tweezers or a scraper.
A skate, culture and community project built around lessons, gatherings, skate-world coverage and a planned line of goods.
A strategy game where players give orders in ordinary text or voice, while the game simulates the consequences and a neural network turns events into a narrative.
A public lookup and reference site for FDA adverse-event reports on animal drugs, searchable by brand name or active ingredient.
A Japanese finder for pharmacies listed as able to sell emergency contraception, searchable by area, station, and opening hours.
Place Dossier assembles public-record information about a British Columbia property into a parcel map and buyer-facing dossier.
An independent planning-research site that guides readers through England’s 2026 planning framework and documents how councils and inspectors apply it.
A detailed guide compares private members’ clubs by distance from a home in Hampstead, with notes on character, access, annual cost and journey time.
A free, no-account finder points people in the United States toward crisis support and ongoing mental-health care nearby.
A personal project tracking unsolicited sales emails, the companies that delivered them, and what happened after abuse reports were sent.
A searchable guide to adverse-event reports the FDA received for medicines and medical devices, with prominent cautions about what those reports can and cannot establish.
A free, no-reservation Miami community shuttle guide for the 79ST along NW 79th Street and the 7AV north on NW 7th Avenue to Golden Glades.
An independent archive organizing lawsuits and court filings involving RowCal Management, RowCal Construction, and related entities.
A tool for espresso-machine technicians that builds traceable water, steam, air, and electrical paths from a machine’s parts catalog, schematics, and service manual.