Africa Border Technology: border systems in public records
A reference site tracking African border systems, suppliers, standards and audit findings through public records.
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A reference site tracking African border systems, suppliers, standards and audit findings through public records.
An Owatonna studio-journal pairs Minnesota winter essays and home rituals with small seasonal workshops.
A searchable database of brand ads made with generative AI, including credited tools and studios, plus notes on audience reactions.
A free, terminal-by-terminal guide to airport showers, places to sleep, left luggage and fast track.
An independent citizen project that organizes Portuguese public-contract data into dashboards of potential risk patterns.
A Saudi university rocketry team documents its ASTRO-2 design, planned test flights, and engineering blog for IREC 2027.
A Brazilian custom-video service turns a chosen song or original track into a vertical performance by animated paper-cut musicians.
A solo-made Windows game where enemies move to the music and the player steers while weapons fire in time.
BotsRated checks whether pay-per-call AI services and MCP servers respond, and compares listed prices and payment addresses before an agent spends.
A browser-based workbench for turning cable schedules into actual-size wrap labels, flag labels, and patch-panel strips.
A free collection of calculators for material-handling equipment, with formulas and worked results shown.
A 61-recipe Cantonese soup guide lets readers browse by season, cooking method, and traditional cooling-to-warming categories, or spin a recommendation based on how they feel.
A personal, ad-free guide to Argentine cinema, pairing a historical archive of theatrical releases with current cinema, upcoming-release, and streaming listings.
A free multitrack recorder and mixing console for band rehearsals and live studio sessions, with downloads for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Clap is an iPhone film-slate app that uses the iPhone Duo’s hinge to mark a take, log its timecode, and prepare the next slate.
ClipPeak opens Clip Studio Paint files in a browser and exports flattened images or layered files without requiring an account or installation.
An interactive cannabis science museum combining cultivation simulators with labs on genetics, history, chemistry, hemp, and the body.
A free, browser-based maker turns photos or typed names into printable cross-stitch charts with symbols, floss numbers, and a skein list.
A Johns Hopkins research project traces the ownership, making, and changing meanings of paintings in the Herrington bequest.
Debutly uses browser-based AI agents to test a web app’s signup, payment, invites, and other customer workflows.
A Windows 11 utility adds a floating bar that shows windows across virtual desktops and lets you switch between them.
A project for letting people—and agents attached to them—share a Wayland desktop through separate, permissioned seats.
A French-language reference to travel fees in the DRC, who collects them, their cited basis, and how travelers can check receipts.
An unofficial Avatar fan wiki imagining Pandora in the days of the first Na’vi, with entries on creatures, history, language, and legend.