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openWater, the foil-sports speedometer that keeps the data on your device
An open-source, offline GPS tracker for wingfoiling, parawinging, downwinding, windsurfing, kitesurfing, and sailing.
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OW Elements, the lychee orchard under glass
A commercial lychee farm in Lombardy growing 20,000 trees under glass outside Milan.
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Choose a Payment Processor
An evidence-led comparison site for choosing between Merchant of Record platforms and direct payment providers.
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AI Product Index, for Machines That Need a Directory
A machine-readable registry where AI products can list themselves, alongside an API that scores websites for agent readability.
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A Houston Garage That Treats Slab Culture as an Exhibit
Plato o Plomo Garage presents custom Houston slab and Cadillac builds alongside the cars, music, history, and people around them.
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Podland, the podcast player with a short attention span
A deliberately simple iOS podcast player that opens quickly, works offline, resumes where you stopped, and requires no account.
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PressStartAgain.com Rebuilds Abandonware for the Browser
A personal project that recreates out-of-print PC games as browser ports, using their original data files instead of emulation.
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Project APEX, a voxel flight simulator for the Mac
An in-development Mac flight simulator that renders real terrain, streets, weather, and airfields as a voxel world.
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OVERTIME: The Machine Is Here, the Manual Isn’t
A development site for a 2–4-player co-op extraction horror game built around physical electrical repairs inside hostile industrial facilities.
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pyalt: Python-like syntax, compiled to machine code
pyalt is a small compiled language that turns Python-like programs into standalone native executables, with parallel loops and compile-time data-race checks.
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Quack Aboard — The Cruise-Duck Game
A family-run game where cruise passengers find, claim, re-hide, and optionally share the stories of hidden ducks.
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Rubikon Lab: Chiptunes Meet the Eurorack
A collection of hands-on projects connecting 8-bit computers, vintage sound chips, synthesizers, and modular hardware.
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Standard Record: the federal file for a company
Standard Record joins OSHA, MSHA, EPA, and FMCSA findings into a single company-level record.
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Story Parts Gives the Crew Their Due
A film-authorship blog arguing that cinematographers, editors, designers, and effects crews often deserve more credit than a director-only account allows.
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targate: quarantine the npm install
An open-source supply-chain security tool that inspects npm packages in isolation before allowing installation.
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Branch: Sycamore, rooted in the public record
An independent local news desk covering government, schools, nonprofits, business, events, and community life in Sycamore, Illinois.
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Tiffin Row, With a Date on Every Tin
A Humble, Texas spice shop selling whole spices, blends, chai goods, gift tins, and kitchen accessories milled in small batches.
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Horologe, a Mac desk clock that strikes the hour
Horologe is a paid-once macOS desktop clock with four drawn-in-code faces, five selectable bell systems, quarter chimes, hour strikes, and quiet hours.
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tty — the home screen is a prompt
An open-source Android launcher that replaces icons, widgets, and the app drawer with a text prompt.
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Unhappened, an encyclopedia of worlds that didn’t happen
An interactive counterfactual-history encyclopedia where changing one historical condition leads into a fictional world and its unwritten branches.
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University Gallery: Consent Across Decades
A proposed consent-management platform for university advancement and alumni-relations offices handling decades of photographs.
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Unquiet Atlas: Dark Places Worth the Drive
A free, source-linked atlas of dark places, strange history, and cryptid folklore across all 50 states.
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Obscura Makes AI Answers Come With Receipts
An AI assistant for answers, images, and code that says each inference returns a signed receipt naming the model, environment, and time.