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Leyla: a little cinema for films you own
Leyla presents your owned films and shows as a home cinema programme, designed to follow you across screens.
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The L'HommeDieu Line, from La Rochelle to Shelter Island
An interactive family history following the L'HommeDieu and Sylvester families through generations of people, places, stories, and records.
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The Treston Project makes every review a $20 contribution
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M&R says each review it receives adds $20 to a community fund, which is given to a Four Corners family when it reaches $10,000.
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Happy Birthday Med — pixel edition
A personalized pixel-art birthday page brings together musical-theatre songs, mini-games, birthday messages, and a doodle area.
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MSFS Blind Assist makes flight simulation navigable by screen reader
A free Windows application lets blind and visually impaired pilots control supported Microsoft Flight Simulator aircraft using a keyboard and screen reader.
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Museum of Models
A searchable archive of answers from AI models responding to shared questions across text, image, website, code, and audio.
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NM AI Research’s Inspectable Evidence Portfolio
An independent research portfolio of AI governance and infrastructure studies, live tools, and linked methods and records.
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NOT SALSA: the fake flavor lab
A parody storefront imagines salsa and blueberry jam as tiny “research compounds,” complete with a build-your-own tasting kit.
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NullClipper puts a privacy switch on the screenshot
A Windows tray app and browser extension capture still images or short GIFs, then copy them locally or turn them into encrypted share links.
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A two-year acorn relay for Ofunato’s burned hills
A community reforestation project invites people in Ofunato and across Japan to grow local acorns at home, then plant the seedlings on fire-damaged hills.
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OSTRAVA: Into the Grey
An in-development first-person ship game puts players aboard Hauler 17, navigating storms, salvage and failing infrastructure on a terraformed world buried in fog.
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priced. makes history a five-guess price game
A daily guessing game asks players to identify a year from U.S. prices and economic figures, then compares what those prices cost in work time.
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Opsajd, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s football podcast
A free podcast by Saša Ibrulj and Ismet “Ića” Turšić about Bosnia and Herzegovina’s national team, domestic league and players abroad, with episode listings and articles.
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Recon Weather takes custom instruments into severe storms
A volunteer storm-research team launches weather balloons and ground instruments, sharing live measurements through a free app.
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Sansar’s training log, down to the cloud bill
Sansar publishes a live ledger of model-training experiments across Sanskrit, English, math, OCR, and voice.
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Strathroy-Caradoc Votes: a sourced guide to 17 local candidates
An independent voter guide compares 17 Strathroy-Caradoc council candidates across 23 local issues ahead of the October 2026 municipal election.
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The #SetLife Handbook
A free, no-signup handbook for film and television crews, available to read online or download as a PDF.
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Shashank Mishra: The Wind and the Kite
An engineer’s personal site pairs a family-and-education story with his work in distributed systems and open-source tools.
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Bangkok’s Skytrain, in Walkable 3D
Sukhumvit Express turns Bangkok’s Sukhumvit BTS line into a 3D scene where visitors can follow trains, step inside, and explore stations.
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Solmeister’s desktop-shaped artist archive
A Greek artist’s homepage connects rap, books, cinema, and visual work through an archive of eras and story worlds.
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tapesplit, a family VHS archivist
A personal project that turns digitized family tapes into searchable moments, timelines, places, and people.
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What’s Seattle Reading?
An interactive atlas of Seattle Public Library checkouts, with author and title search, borrowing rankings, genre trends, and literary essays.
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Leakage Navi: Japan’s breach tracker
A Japanese-language search and guidance site for checking publicly announced data breaches and what to do when personal information may be exposed.