NaviGuider leaves the crossing decision to the traveler
NaviGuider is an engineering-stage walking guide for blind and low-vision travelers, combining route directions and obstacle awareness from a chest-mounted iPhone.
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Never Logged Off’s 1998 Internet
A Windows 98-era internet simulation built around a dial-up desktop called YOYO! Online.
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NYC Housing Data, with its footnotes intact
An independent project that lets readers explore New York City housing transactions alongside research explaining what property records can—and can’t—show.
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OpenMechanism draws how medicines work
A teaching resource with step-by-step, source-linked drawings of medicines acting in the body.
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Orbitry: a sourced map of human activity in space
Orbitry presents a live 3D globe of tracked satellites alongside information on lunar and Martian landing sites, deep-space probes, viewing passes, and an open API.
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Phasorium: Signal processing, made visual
A free library of visual signal-processing lessons, arranged from basic signals through applications such as radar.
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A World of Intangible Heritage, Built to Be Touched
A Chinese-language collection of 32 interactive activities exploring traditional crafts, customs, music, and other forms of intangible cultural heritage.
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A convention program for a motivational rock band
poweredbysheerrighteousness.com
A richly detailed, convention-program-style archive presents the history of Powered by Sheer Righteousness, a Dallas band said to have played sales conventions from 1984 to 1991.
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Profit Airlines: imaginary shareholders, actual pilot SOP
A satirical virtual airline for flight simulation, pairing corporate-greed HR bulletins with a real pilot handbook.
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Quantum Craft puts Bell pairs in a block world
An interactive, Minecraft-like world for exploring two-qubit circuits, entanglement, and measurement.
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Panama Earthquake Report
A Spanish-language earthquake dashboard pairs an IGC-UP-attributed seismic sequence with citizen reports for damage, aid, missing people, and pets.
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Ruben Adventures: games drawn on paper, built with AI
A collection of free browser games by an eight-year-old, made with help from his dad and AI.
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Russia Ledger’s map of the 2026 federal budget
An interactive report breaks down Russia’s 2026 federal budget, with a chart and table connecting figures to documents and quality labels.
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Scam Tracker’s GoldLedger / MEV Ledger case file
A Japanese-language investigation site documents suspected crypto scams, tracing reported wallet movements and offering case, domain, and transaction lookup paths.
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Sharp: seven ways to combine a burst
Sharp is a browser-based photo tool for combining multiple shots into a single image, with workflows for focus stacks, noise reduction, panoramas, and more.
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Steelreed puts two backend blind spots on watch
The Vietnam-based open-source studio offers Cronbell for missed or slow scheduled jobs and QueryFence, a Java test library that catches SQL missing tenant filters.
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VERY LEGIT INTERNET WEBSITE!!!
suspiciouslinktomalwaresite.com
A retro-web scam parody lined with dubious download listings, a computer “vibe check,” a poll, and a public guestbook.
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Tazuna, a small Mac corral for AI coding interruptions
Tazuna is a Mac app for handling Claude Code and Codex questions, approvals, and ongoing conversations from a compact panel at the edge of the screen.
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TERRA ’96: a life in rural Spain
A free Windows life-simulation game set in a procedurally generated version of rural Spain in 1996.
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Trace Agents follows the claims behind on-chain agents
The site profiles five ERC-8004 agents registered on Robinhood Chain, comparing their declared services with registry records and endpoint checks.
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Fay: a CRM for the guests who go unnamed
Fay presents a CRM for small arts organizations that turns box-office exports into audience records connecting attendance, households, and giving.
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Two Stinky Fingers’ Apalachicola blues archive
An archive-style site tells the story of an Apalachicola blues band through member files, releases, a tide table, and local lore.
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The BscScan page that asks for 25 USDT
A BscScan-branded page on a USDT-check domain combines block-explorer furniture with a wallet “security review” that asks for a minimum 25 USDT.
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The Vernholt Secretariat, a Fictional Bureau for Token Accounting
A fictional secretariat proposes token-attribution rules for AI systems, complete with a reporting form and a public register.