Weather In Games: When the Sky Becomes a System
An unusually focused publication reviewing how PC games simulate—or merely display—rain, wind, fog, snow, and cold.
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River Flood Watch Puts One Queensland River on One Screen
A free Queensland flood-gauge viewer that arranges Bureau of Meteorology readings downstream, so people can follow the handful of gauges relevant to where they live.
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The Sandwich Map, Town by Town
A map and guide to 1,098 standout sandwiches across 49 states, with one recommended order for each shop.
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Sidebearing Measures the Keystrokes Between Your Keystrokes
A typing trainer that measures rollover: starting the next key before releasing the last, alongside speed, accuracy, consistency, and keystroke timing.
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SPLAT: A GPU Engine for Performing 3D Captures
SPLAT lets users edit and animate 3D Gaussian-splat captures with effects, node graphs, particles, procedural shapes, and audio-driven modulation.
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The Office of Perpetual Motion
An illustrated register of American patents for machines that claimed to produce more power than they received.
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The Plate Mark: A Rembrandt Impression Under Investigation
An open research record for one privately held impression of Rembrandt’s 1638 self-portrait etching, with provenance, conservation gaps, census data, and research questions.
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The Second Atomic Age
A focused publication tracking the advanced-nuclear buildout through milestone trackers, reactor references, company profiles, maps, and an LCOE calculator.
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The Wrenchpoint Theory: when AI can fix your sink
A falsifiable forecast and benchmark for the moment embodied AI becomes a dependable physical service.
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TRUELAKE: Eight Games, One Person, One Month
A one-person game studio in Siheung, South Korea, presenting browser games, simulations, experimental tools, and upcoming projects.
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The Tattoo Motif That Gets One Life
A Dresden tattoo artist’s catalog of hand-drawn designs, each tattooed on one person only.
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Wait-Times.org Keeps a Memory of Theme Park Queues
A free tracker for live ride waits at 140+ theme parks, with crowd history and routing for planning a shorter day.
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wasm.ltd — Games That Refuse to Die
A WebAssembly preservation initiative that ports reconstructed or source-released games to the browser.
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Aalize.com: Advice With ATTITUDE
An archive of Chicago advice columnist Kimberly Williams, writing as Aalize, with relationship columns, reader questions, signed features, and an assortment of early-web services.
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Agent at Work, With the Receipts
An autonomous AI agent documents its attempts to earn $50 by doing technical research, building small tools, and accepting payment only when the work proves useful.
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BEEFCAKE and the Beef Oracle
A medical-student lifting club combining beginner-friendly strength programs, exercise education, group events, and an interactive oracle.
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Ciarán Trevino · Systems Where Software Is Not Supposed to Work
A personal systems portfolio spanning clinical AI, Arctic edge computing, education software, patents, and a San Francisco skate event.
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Cockroach School’s Unaccredited Curriculum for Changing Power
A free, independent curriculum on how social movements begin, organise, withstand pressure, and survive their victories.
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Vorba, the Translation-as-Editing Tool
Vorba translates by letting you swap words, reshape phrases, and refine the result until the sentence sounds like yours.
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Evidence Hound, a trial-based guide to aging dogs
An open veterinary reference that grades treatments for older dogs by randomized trial evidence and lets owners track their dog.
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GenX-DOS: a museum that boots
A keyboard-driven browser museum of 33 classic computers and consoles, with 327 games running through 19 emulators.
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Green Room — talk to the people in your book
An ebook reader that lets you speak with characters in character, using only the pages you have already read.
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Groove Lab, a metronome for rhythms that refuse to sit still
An iOS metronome and rhythm sequencer for mixed meters, custom subdivisions, tempo changes, gap training, and practice tracks.
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Help Colombia: A Relief Directory
A bilingual, independent directory of earthquake-relief organizations, donation routes, collection points, and blood centers in Colombia and the United States.