Dead Air: A Survival Server Broadcast from Knox County
An immersive Project Zomboid Build 42 survival server presented as a looping 1993 emergency broadcast from Knox County, Kentucky.
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Project Noor — A School in a Suitcase
Project Noor packages a 20-tablet classroom, learning platform, AI tutor, local server, Wi-Fi, and solar power into one transportable case.
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Pulsar Star, a Cocktail Book with a Family Constellation
A digital bar book by Naomi Christie-Joseph, pairing signature cocktails and mocktails with Guyanese drinks, family history, and mixology instructions.
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Qemoravin — A Slow Reading of Computer Games
A four-person Sheffield games desk that publishes considered write-ups only after finishing a game, or reaching a declared hour count for open-ended games.
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Rhythumb, a Calm Rhythm Fidget for Two Thumbs
An iPhone app that turns two-thumb tapping into evolving music and a short visual journey, entirely offline.
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The Rift Sequence: A Science-Fiction Novel With an Evidence Archive
A companion site for Mattias Hjelmstedt’s novel The Fourth Visitor, built around 140 years of linked astronomical observations and the real disputes behind the story.
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rigspec: Making AI Touch EDA, CAD, and Real Hardware
A Japanese technical journal about using Claude Code to automate EDA, CAD, FPGA tools, and a home-lab server.
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Cherub, the Boat That Refused to Stay Sunk
A voyage and restoration story about Cherub, a Bermuda-built sailing boat preparing to cross the Atlantic under an all-female crew.
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Salif Sawadogo Brings Receipts
A French-language portfolio for an AI engineer and patented inventor working on production LLM systems, evaluation, observability, and open-source language models.
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SandStorm: A Browser Game Made of Destructible Sand
A free falling-sand shooter where sand, stone, water, oil, ice, lava, fire, and acid simulate and reshape the battlefield in real time.
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Seatt: One Seat, One Date
A dating app where you post a real plan with exactly one seat open, and choose a guest from what they write before either of you sees the other's photo.
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Sieben Bände — die Jahre, an die sich niemand erinnert
A multilingual memory-book app for preserving a child’s words, habits, and small daily details from birth to age seven.
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SIGILED, the Orchestrator That Signs Every Session
An open-source, self-hosted Rust orchestrator for disposable Linux workspaces driven by machines, humans, and LLMs over a narrow HTTP contract.
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Sodalitas, the Rotary club operating system
A subscription platform for Rotary and Rotaract clubs that combines rosters, meetings, guests, committees, projects, dues, email, and public club pages.
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Songs Aloud Turns Family Memories Into Original Songs
A bespoke songwriting service that transforms memories, private jokes, relationships, and milestones into original music.
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StepShot Turns Mac Workflows into SOPs
A Mac utility that records clicks and keystrokes, then turns them into editable step-by-step guides, SOPs, and training documents.
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Taiwan Mandarin, with an MCP server for your tutor
A free learner’s dictionary for Taiwan’s 4,974 traditional Chinese characters, searchable by character, pinyin, or English meaning.
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Talk to Mama: An AI Memorial, Carefully Framed
A free Chinese-language guide to using AI to preserve a deceased relative’s voice, memories, and habits as a way of revisiting conversations.
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Textile Structure, Where a Weave Becomes Mathematics
A collection of illustrated essays explaining cloth through matrices, thread geometry, floats, drape, pattern, and knitted loops.
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The Bubble Wizard Makes Physics Feel Optional
A queer Portland performance artist creates psychedelic bubble spectacles for weddings, festivals, nightlife, stages, exhibitions, and curious gatherings.
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The Fourth Visitor and the 140-Year Sky Record
A science-fiction novel is paired with an online archive of historical observations, papers, and disputes about unusual objects seen in the sky.
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The Good News Line
A public telephone invites people to leave short recordings about the ordinary moments when life is going right.
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The Wolf That Chews Rocks
A forthcoming illustrated popular-science book about dogs, evolution, domestication, and one spaniel called Baxter.
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TKTDW: Coffee, Questions, and One Long Table
A coffee shop and discussion space in Sleman, Yogyakarta, offering single-origin coffee, 14-seat talks, and hands-on 60-minute brewing sessions.