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Controllerz: a gamepad tester that knows what the browser can see
A browser-based tester for gamepad buttons, sticks, triggers, and input timing, with practical explanations of what its readings mean.
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EmiBSD is rebuilding the OpenBSD kernel in Rust
EmiBSD is a pre-alpha port of the OpenBSD -current kernel to Rust, with OpenBSD’s userland running unmodified.
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India’s Engine Makers, by the Numbers
A filing-backed scoreboard and comparison of quarterly results from four listed Indian engine makers.
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Flux: analytics that flow with the question
Flux presents a self-hosted analytics system combining an in-memory data engine, dashboard studio, and AI analyst.
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Consentinel turns consent checks into Jira tickets
A website privacy scanner that compares tracker behavior before and after consent, with paid monitoring and Jira follow-up.
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The Omni Agent Thesis, with CEO simulations
An essay argues that AI agents could replace much of today’s business software, alongside playable scenarios that put readers in the CEO’s seat.
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Company-Formation Route Map
A Japanese guide maps the steps from deciding to form a company through registration, with different routes for company types and ways of handling the paperwork.
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MAKA Makes a Reading Streak Hatch a Dinosaur
MAKA is a reading app that tracks books, time, and pages while a dinosaur companion grows alongside your reading.
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March United: seven friends, one bull, and a club coin
A Galgenen recreational football club shares its history, events, season plan, committee, photos, and membership information.
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Patch Next tracks dependency advisories by version
A security advisory feed for eight package ecosystems, with affected versions and recommended upgrades.
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Save Ironwood: A public-course plan for Gainesville
A local campaign opposes selling Gainesville’s Ironwood Golf Course to private buyer HangTime and presents a nonprofit alternative for the municipal course.
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SW Valley Openings Keeps a Sourced Ledger of Local Change
A tracker of openings, closings, construction and proposals across five southwest Salt Lake Valley cities.
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Whimterra turns Instagram suggestions into an island park
An interactive island theme park shaped by Instagram comments, with rides and landmarks credited to the people who requested them.
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Wolves in the City: Black queer life, in their own words
A podcast hosted by best friends Lee Gray and DJ Jay Jay Revlon, covering Black queer life, dating, friendship, masculinity and culture.
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Albany Bill Tracker
A New York State bill-tracking page with county and topic filters, legislative activity and voting views, and guidance for contacting lawmakers.
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Amphourly turns power-station specs into appliance runtimes
A comparison site for portable power stations and solar panels, with tools for estimating runtimes and checking solar compatibility.
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Aurora Webcam Watch: the northern lights, right now
A free aurora guide combining location-based forecasts, nearby clear-sky rankings, live webcams and trip-planning help.
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Beetfox’s evidence-minded gardening tools
Beetfox offers frost-date and planting-calendar tools, companion-planting notes, and practical calculators for vegetable beds.
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The Broken-Born program
A research wiki lays out a speculative physics program built around spontaneously broken Born reciprocity, with linked explanations, critiques, and a running account of its claims.
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Drop-In Times puts 62 Metro Detroit rinks on one schedule
A free, no-sign-up guide to open skate, drop-in hockey, and learn-to-skate sessions at Metro Detroit rinks.
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Overheard makes meeting transcripts searchable from Claude
A Mac menu bar app that records and transcribes calls, then lets Claude, Codex, or Claude Code search the transcripts.
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How Bumpy? — a phone-based ride comfort meter
A free browser-based ride meter uses a phone’s motion sensor to estimate vibration on trains, trams, buses, cars, bikes, planes, and boats.
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Traveling the Interstitium
An interactive WebXR artwork by five Black artists, using five portals to explore ancestry, memory, and speculative futures inspired by Octavia Butler.