SOCOM II Legacy: Frostfire in the Browser
An experimental browser build of SOCOM II that lets owners use their own disc image to play a solo Frostfire match.
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An experimental browser build of SOCOM II that lets owners use their own disc image to play a solo Frostfire match.
A menu-bar dictation app for Apple Silicon Macs that transcribes speech and inserts it where the cursor was when recording began.
A native screenshot tool for Windows and Linux that freezes the screen on a hotkey and lets you add arrows, boxes, labels, numbered steps, and frames.
A French-language birthday tribute to Ghislaine, arranged around eight decades of life, imagined alternate careers, and a guestbook.
A free Windows game set in a procedurally generated version of Spain in 1996, where players build a life among villages, trains, pesetas and fixed phones.
A bilingual, searchable archive that places Thai songs in time by release date, artist, label, and era.
A student-run Vancouver program where grade 9 students lead free, hands-on STEM workshops for grade 3 students.
The Trio presents three small models for recognizing Haitian Creole speech, answering questions, and speaking responses on a local device.
A free communication aid lets people who can hear but cannot speak tap phrases for their phone to say aloud.
A day-by-day development log for a multiplayer tuk-tuk combat game built in Unreal Engine 5.
A free browser-based Hindi and English typing tutor for people preparing for Rajasthan government-exam typing tests.
A public data story weighing ULM’s athletic results, finances, enrollment, and possible paths for the university.
The official site for Richard Melkonian’s 84-minute, 16mm musical drama, about a fallen angel sent to complete three tasks before the world ends.
A source-linked ranking compares what billionaires’ own foundations reported paying out with their fortunes, then translates each share to a typical family’s scale.
A Japanese resource helps children and caregivers preview elementary-school routines through illustrated scenes, gentle explanations, and practical tools.
A playable browser sandbox for shaping a tiny planet and helping its people navigate a series of obstacles.
A free, browser-based 3D life sim whose advertised world is built from Accra places, transport, fashions, slang, and everyday disruptions.
A satirical publication turns Anchorage politics, energy, outdoor life, and neighborhood details into mock news and opinion pieces.
A Greek-language project that cross-references public documents to identify recurring people, companies, and procurement patterns.
Arjun Dugar describes a recipe engine built for The Breakfast Revolution, which designs nutrient-conscious breakfasts for schools and communities in India.
A browser-based design tool for planning woven baskets and producing printable patterns, cut lists, and instructions.
A family-written guide to things to do in New York City with kids, with neighborhood guides, playground and transit maps, and a weekly events calendar.
A tool for finding and running radio nets: net control logs check-ins, hands off control, and can share a live page showing who is logged.
A set of browser-based ADHD tools, printable planners, and practical guides for getting unstuck.