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First Grass wants New York’s carriage horses to have somewhere to go
A civic campaign argues that the city’s carriage horses should leave the streets only for named, funded, permanent homes.
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Flatline Gives Silent Failures Somewhere to Scream
A dead-man's-switch monitoring service for cron jobs, automations, and AI agents that alert when expected check-ins stop.
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Fringe Table Looks Beyond the Usual Recipe Rotation
A recipe archive exploring lesser-known dishes and food traditions by region, culture, and story.
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Froocan Indexes the African Web
An Africa-focused search engine for businesses, news, music, film, sport, research, and culture.
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Funkornaut, a Smart-Contract Security Workbench in Public
Trevor Foster’s portfolio documents Solidity, Noir, and Vyper security research, published audit reports, competitive findings, and Camillo, an AI-assisted smart-contract audit suite.
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Gadula Turns Taboo into a Two-Game Deck
A free Polish word game for parties: describe a target while avoiding forbidden words, or reverse the challenge and guide teammates toward them.
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Geographic History: Every Year Has a Map
An interactive historical atlas that redraws the world across 2,500 years, with mapped battles, rulers, people, borders, modern countries, and geography minigames.
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Guaca Gives Your AI Agents Colleagues
An open-source macOS desktop app where local AI agents delegate work, message one another, and return a single answer.
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Habeeb Market Turns Friend-Group Arguments Into Odds
An invite-only prediction market where friends wager play coins on whether everyday plans and bad decisions will actually happen.
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HalalFoodScan Puts an Additive Breakdown Behind the Barcode Verdict
A free iOS app that scans food barcodes or ingredient labels and classifies products as Halal, Mushbooh, Haram, or Unknown.
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Haltere: Flight Where GPS Isn't
A pre-release perception and guidance layer for autonomous aircraft that uses event-camera data to estimate motion and issue guidance commands alongside a PX4 autopilot.
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UHP: A Protocol for Driving Complete Agent Harnesses
The Unified Harness Protocol is a draft open standard for running agent harnesses such as Codex, Claude Code, and Hermes through one interoperable HTTP interface.
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発達のとびら: A Gentler Entrance to Developmental-Disability Information
A Japanese guide to ASD, ADHD, SLD, and DCD, with explanations of diagnosis, consultation routes, support systems, work, and practical aids.
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サービス変更録, the database that watches services disappear
A Japanese reference database tracking prices, price changes, shutdowns, and support deadlines across SaaS, subscriptions, operating systems, developer tools, entertainment services, and AI products.
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The Anonymous Witness Archive
A first-person Turkish memoir archive covering 28 years inside an unnamed movement, from 1986 to 2014.
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Home Heads Up, the quiet Australian household assistant
A free reminder service for Australian homes that combines bin-night schedules, weather and UV alerts, and recurring household tasks.
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Ibiza Metrics Turns Es Vedrà Sunset Into a Daily Score
A multilingual Ibiza forecast for judging the sunset at Es Vedrà, with weather conditions, sunset timing, crowd estimates, and practical Cala d'Hort advice.
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PromptLess Online, the MMORPG that says no to prompt-made games
A browser-first 2D MMORPG built around an explicitly human-made process, with persistent combat, crafting, guilds, dungeons, and six character classes.
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Inklisted: Tattoos You Can Request
A Dutch tattoo marketplace for browsing available flash, wanna-do pieces, last-minute openings, and guest spots across twelve cities.
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Jihye Korean Teaches the Korean Textbooks Leave Out
A Korean-learning book series built around real situations, from entering a restaurant to ordering, fixing mistakes, and saying goodbye.
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KeyCrane: a hardware-testing toolkit for the browser
KeyCrane runs free, no-sign-up tests for keyboards, mice, gamepads, screens, microphones, webcams, speakers, printers, and more.
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Kilfah Prices a Restaurant from Its Invoices
An Arabic-language tool for turning photographed supplier invoices into ingredient prices, dish costs, and a morning email briefing.
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LapTwin, an iRacing coach that watches every corner
A telemetry overlay for iRacing that compares your driving with a reference lap at the same point on the track.