Eulogy Kit: a writing kit for the hardest assignment
A guided interview turns a person’s memories into a eulogy, obituary, service materials, readings, and thank-you notes.
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Fairbeam’s antenna workbench
A free, open-source desktop app for modeling antennas and microstrip circuits, running openEMS simulations, and inspecting their results.
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First Badge: Largo’s after-school tech league
A free after-school program at Largo High School turns introductory IT learning into team missions, badges, and a path to industry credentials.
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EkSê teaches Afrikaans with South African voices and vocabulary
A browser-based Afrikaans learning course for English-speaking South Africans, with staged lessons, word packs, audio and practice drills.
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Glototeca maps gaps in language technology
It tracks which datasets, models, speech corpora, treebanks, and tools exist for Indigenous language groupings in Mexico.
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Han Man Choon Archive: From surplus parts to 220 volts
A bilingual archive about Korean electrical-engineering pioneer Han Man Choon, with chapters on his life, an early analog computer, and the shift to 220-volt distribution.
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SeedCounter: seed counts at the lab bench
A browser-based tool for counting, measuring, and assessing seed images, with results that can be exported as reports and data files.
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How AI Works for Kids, with Pip as the student
A free set of seven hands-on lessons lets children ages 6–10 teach a tiny on-page AI and see how it learns—and makes mistakes.
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Ian Wildemann’s quantum lab and hardware notebook
A Duke quantum-computing researcher’s personal site brings together trapped-ion research, interactive physics toys, hardware projects, and hi-fi guides.
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InferenceAfrica’s sourced record of AI across Africa
A country-level tracker of AI’s effects on jobs, infrastructure, and access, with dated indicators and source notes.
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Israel Votes 2026: polls, parties and the 61-seat test
An English-language reference for Israel’s October 2026 election, combining polling, party information, election history and a coalition-building tool.
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The KLYT Museum: Albuquerque Radio History
A decade-by-decade archive of KLYT 88.3 FM, Albuquerque’s Christian radio station, with photographs, recordings, concert material, and newspaper clippings.
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Life Is Temporary: preparation for a Muslim family’s hardest days
A free resource for Muslim families in the United States, with guidance for when someone dies, an inheritance calculator, a page for janazah wishes, and a directory of local services.
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Lock Wait tracks delays at 192 U.S. river locks
A public directory of inland-waterway locks with barge traffic, wait-time measures, and recorded performance.
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M4ZI’s Hong Kong street-sign type foundry
M4ZI is a Hong Kong type studio selling fonts shaped by the look of local shop signs, including an old-city face and a newspaper-inspired design now available for preorder.
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Mad TV, with the Game Boy finally unlocked
A browser-playable tribute to the 1991 television management game, presented as a multilingual port with no installation required.
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MSO Watch: The public record behind medical cannabis operators
An interactive consumer guide compiling records on 15 large multi-state medical cannabis operators, including violations, lawsuits, safety issues, debt, and political influence.
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Nearby Data Centers maps local data-center decisions
A free U.S. tracker lets residents look up data-center projects near a ZIP code, follow local decisions, and find ways to respond.
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Network Goblin Labs’ pocket tools for network people
An open-source hardware project making playful gadgets for monitoring networks and testing cables.
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One Tiny Surprise’s playable baby announcement
Jonathan and Kierra James present their baby announcement as a short, space-themed game followed by a personal reveal.
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Linear A — Research by Enrica Patria
A research catalogue presents Linear A objects, signs, transcriptions and Enrica Patria’s proposed readings in separate layers.
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PlagueAlert’s Irkutsk tracker
A sourced live tracker of a suspected pneumonic plague case in Irkutsk, separating official statements from reports while following contacts, response measures, and the timeline.
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Pocket World Perú’s Jesús María safety map
An interactive neighborhood map where residents can mark places that make them feel unsafe and submit a photo as evidence.
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Science, made readable
A free library and search tool that rewrites open-access research papers in plain language while keeping the original paper alongside.