That's What I Hear: A Music Archive With Rabbit Holes
A music-history archive connecting artists, recordings, studios, genres, scenes, and the accidents behind them.
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109,321 catalogue cards
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The Black Salon, an offline library for uncertain times
A curated shop for downloadable collections of 200 English-language EPUB classics, priced at 2,000 FCFA each.
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FM: Football management in a 6×5 grid
A persistent multiplayer football manager played inside Telegram, where real managers set lineups and a server runs the daily round.
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The Losers Club
A free, application-only Discord community for people whose businesses, books, races, or exams have not worked yet.
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The Organization Formerly Known as CCCC
theorganizationformerlyknownascccc.com
A public response from former CCCC leaders challenging NCTE’s decision to de-charter the Conference on College Composition and Communication.
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TheoryCanvas, a harmonic playground for players
An interactive music-theory workspace for exploring scales, generating chord progressions, mapping harmonic journeys, and practicing across guitar, bass, ukulele, and piano.
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Pumpkin Patrol, Perrysburg’s Kid-Run Fall Cleanup Crew
A seasonal pickup service that hauls away pumpkins, gourds, mums, corn stalks, and other natural fall décor.
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The Sportscaster, Waiting for the Call
A 55-minute documentary follows Special Olympics athlete and reporter Malcom Harris-Gowdie as he pursues a full-time sportscasting career.
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Threadledger: A First Book, Folded Correctly
A concise bookbinding notebook covering paper grain, pamphlet stitching, starter tools, sheet sizes, and a fold calculator.
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Tigrino, the sanctuary cat at the center of a crypto experiment
A field-guide-style account of a rare Bolivian tiger cat, its animal sanctuary, and the meme coin whose trading fees reportedly fund its care.
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Tik Check-in: the counter device that waits for a real yes
A small Wi-Fi check-in device for boutique studios that reads a phone or paper pass and records attendance through the studio’s booking system.
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Tilt Stats, the pinball scene’s statistical ledger
A competitive-pinball platform tracking tournaments, venues, players, machines, rankings, and head-to-head records.
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TinyLab's 37 Tiny Experiments
A playful collection of calculators, quizzes, visualizations, developer toys, and mini-games for answering oddly specific everyday questions.
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Tomatoes & Transistors
A retro-CRT personal dashboard that brings garden telemetry, vintage computing, and a life in hands-on repair under one roof.
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Tome Sweet Home — Short True Stories with Receipts
A compact archive of researched stories about history, money, science, movies, and sport.
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ToolCaravan, a Browser Toolbox for Annoying File Rules
A collection of single-purpose browser tools for resizing, converting, compressing, renaming, and preparing images and files for marketplace and upload requirements.
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ToolOctopus, a browser full of small instruments
A free, no-sign-up shelf of browser tools for barcodes, text, code, random draws, colors, and device checks.
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Torch and Shadow: A Roguelike About Light
A browser roguelike sends condemned prisoners into a sealed dungeon where the torch is both your life and your field of vision.
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Convoy writes end-to-end tests in plain language
Convoy is a semantic testing tool for iOS, Android, and web that matches written instructions against the live accessibility tree.
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TideTalk: 把每一句英语听清楚
A Chinese-language listening workspace for practicing English through video clips, dictation, subtitle checking, error notes, and shadowing.
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Tugico Maps the Trade-Off Between Work and Place
A Japanese relocation tool compares 1,741 municipalities and 116 occupations using wages, rent, commuting, childcare, medical access, and other public statistics.
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Tungent, the tunnel that doesn’t rot
A tunneling tool that gives local ports stable HTTPS hostnames, credentials, and audit trails.
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Unireverse Film Gives Scanned Negatives a Darkroom-Style Conversion
A free macOS beta converts scanned film negatives into positives using log-density inversion and darkroom-style contrast grading.
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Maskilim: A World Built Around a Shared Table
A Spanish-language story universe with illustrated characters, maps, songs, family games, and a book at its center.