Columbia Scientist Makes Science Argue
An open-access undergraduate science journal publishing editorials, briefings, letters, science art, and podcast scripts.
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An open-access undergraduate science journal publishing editorials, briefings, letters, science art, and podcast scripts.
A fantasy-football league tool that turns Sleeper history into a living dashboard, record book, rivalry archive, and weekly group-chat-style recap.
A garden planner and almanac that maps beds, spaces plants at true quantities, and turns local frost dates into a planting calendar.
Crossplay helps Xbox, PlayStation, and Switch players join Minecraft Bedrock servers that do not offer a place to type a server address.
A deadpan parody site issuing daily “official” cybersecurity codes that supposedly control every firewall on Earth.
An open library of AI-ready skills for mechanical engineering, spanning FEA, GD&T, manufacturing, materials, quality, testing, documentation, and cost.
A browser-based tool that inspects XLSX, XLS, and CSV files to reveal spreadsheet structure, formulas, dependencies, and possible anomalies.
A local documentation package that pins library docs to the version installed in a project, indexes them in SQLite, and answers questions through one command.
A weather-aware outing recommender that chooses a best destination from Kagoshima City based on today’s conditions, timing, travel distance, and available daylight.
A handpicked guide to Door County’s parks, beaches, restaurants, galleries, shows, and other places worth seeking out.
A connectivity consultancy focused on the long-lived connection between devices on bad networks and the infrastructure behind them.
An apparent Uber-branded driver-verification flow that requests a phone number, account password, driver's-license digits, and an SMS verification code.
An open-source Windows and Android project that lets up to four people use their phones as wireless Xbox 360 controllers for PC games.
A browser-based analyzer that turns a decoded DJI flight-log CSV into a map replay, synchronized telemetry timeline, and evidence-backed findings.
An independent directory of 817 DeepSeek Harness plugins, with GitHub signals, source links, rankings, and copyable install commands.
DSX is an open, vendor-neutral file format for drone light shows, with a human-readable exchange layer, a compiled upload format, device profiles, and machine-validatable safety data.
Dukafi is a self-hosted, commerce-only visual CMS that publishes storefronts as plain static HTML from a single Ruby server.
A living archive where people share what biryani means to them, with stories plotted on a map and gathered into a community wall.
A multilingual environmental monitoring platform for Atyrau and the Caspian coast, combining satellite imagery, atmospheric models, legal thresholds, and public reports.
A macOS market terminal that combines charts, options, rates, filings, supply-chain data, flight and shipping tracking, messaging, and more behind a command-driven interface.
A rebuilt version of the 2011 Eel Slap browser toy, accompanied by a history and culture guide to the single-serving site.
A Spanish-language technical portfolio and working notebook about software architecture, financial APIs, networks, local AI, and experiments run on personally owned hardware.
An open-source, community-governed archive for documenting controversies across Indian internet culture.
Enki is a nonprofit association advocating for decentralised, local-first, open-source AI through a manifesto, software interface, cost registry, research institute, and policy advisory.