Frankensurf, the stitched-together web scraper
An open-source tool for AI agents that combines 28 web scrapers and browsers, with a router intended to choose among them.
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An open-source tool for AI agents that combines 28 web scrapers and browsers, with a router intended to choose among them.
An interactive study of simulated droplets, with controls for shaping the field, changing its light and colour, and making soft or hard forms.
A Russian-language interactive atlas for exploring how sunlight, seasons, and climate vary across real, rearranged, and imagined continent layouts.
A source-linked audit compares Toyama City census counts with resident-register figures across years and published versions.
A Hebrew creative studio presents free browser games built around Israeli political satire, alongside interactive campaigns and creative services.
A collection of sourced, versioned notes that asks what evidence would support claims about software releases and custody.
A Windows tool for running repeatable setup and inventory scenarios across connected Android devices.
The tool builds a sandboxed copy of an application with fictional data, runs AI agents through jobs, and checks the outcomes against the app’s database.
Erik and Tara document the refit of their Formosa 51 ketch, Exodus, as they prepare to sail with two dogs and a betta fish.
Sierpe indexes registered Stellar contracts into your own Postgres database and exposes their history through a REST API and embedded UI.
A macOS app that lets an AI chat read, edit, and run code in selected local projects, with changes visible for review and rollback.
A free, no-account set of tools for matching scholarships, checking student-visa rules and building an application document checklist.
Tarequl Islam’s portfolio presents his twelve-year path from Dhaka to the Netherlands through eight different web experiences.
An eight-lesson course teaches readers to recognize recurring antisemitic conspiracy claims across history and online.
A free, offline Oregon Trail-style wagon game for iPhone and iPad, with an optional one-time pass for extra challenges.
A closure notice for the 21-year-old forum and tracker project, marking TorrentPier 3.0 as its final release and pointing to its archive and source repositories.
A Chengdu/Beijing maker’s portfolio pairs two DeepSeek Harness plugins with illustrated, panel-by-panel adaptations of the Four Great Classical Novels.
Enter a random-world seed and size to preview its map, then explore game reference data, calculators, and seed-finding tools.
A free interactive game teaches kids to estimate a white-tailed buck’s age using body shape, antlers, seasonal clues, and jawbones.
A resident-made scorecard measures Alameda across housing, jobs, infrastructure, safety and health, alongside a nonpartisan guide to the November 3, 2026 ballot.
José Pedro Medeiros’s multilingual workshop lists apps and experiments by status, with several browser demos ready to try.
A Japanese-language browser FPS sends players on missions against unknown anomalies, with selectable stages, configurable loadouts, and a shooting-practice range.
A public-records project turns state data-broker registries and opt-out laws into dated, sourced records and explainers.
An AI engineer’s site pairs GPU price comparisons and inference writing with a calculator estimating how many GPUs a model needs and what they cost per hour.