Tavelle: Reading Black Flag’s Bays from Kuah
A Malay-language fan site that studies Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag through ships, cargo holds, wind settings, and unnamed bays.
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A Malay-language fan site that studies Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag through ships, cargo holds, wind settings, and unnamed bays.
An editorial research desk that examines viral AI, politics, technology, and media claims against their underlying sources.
A date-and-place artwork that turns daylight, twilight, night, moon, and weather into a one-off colour canvas.
A visual gallery that compares interface themes by running the same buttons, cards, typography, controls, palette, and token displays through each one.
A Warhammer: The Old World hub combining a podcast, a magazine, community links, Patreon membership, and free player-aid apps.
A Boston company is offering five college students $10,000 each for a short video answering four personal questions.
A proposed high school newspaper where students write, an adult approves, and seven AI agents handle the editorial machinery around the story.
An interactive catalog compares thermal scopes, monoculars, clip-ons, and binoculars using sensor-and-lens estimates alongside manufacturers’ claimed ranges.
A plain-English audit of Labor and Greens policy, tracing its costs and consequences through budgets, ABS data, RBA material, and other primary records.
An interactive reading project built around a dystopian novel, with puzzles, playlists, voting, contests, and classroom-friendly extras.
thestudentresearchinstitute.org
A student-run nonprofit that funds research positions for students who cannot afford to work for free.
An archive of architecturally and historically significant synagogues destroyed across Europe, paired with a proposal to reconstruct selected buildings in Israel.
An Italian speculative-fiction project documenting Saverio G. C. Costanzo’s YA/crossover trilogy of mystery and cosmic horror.
An interactive project that finds the hidden pictures in workplace phrases and invites you to rethink, keep, or replace them.
A macOS menu-bar meter that reads Claude Code’s local transcripts and estimates what the work would cost at public API rates.
A Japanese collection of free, registration-free calculators, comparison tools, practical guides, and work-focused reference material.
A Japanese directory that helps people find practical global tools by starting with what they want to accomplish.
A Pokémon card-trading platform that matches wants and binders into direct swaps, uneven trades, and multi-person loops.
An experimental Balkan print collective exploring samizdat publishing, graphic processes, workshops, and small-run editions.
A convoy-driving tool that combines an open voice channel, a live map, shared navigation, CarPlay support, and post-drive replay.
An evidence-oriented field guide to conversational systems, from accessible streaming responses to embodied AI interfaces.
A control plane that lets coding agents read production systems quickly while routing mutating actions through human approval.
A local Markdown workspace lets Claude Code and Codex review, search, and reuse knowledge across sessions.
A browser-based toolkit for converting, editing, organising, checking, and cleaning up images, PDFs, spreadsheets, CSVs, and archives.