Silicon Books: literature for an unassigned reader
A literary publishing experiment presents works for human and machine readers in browser-readable and machine-readable formats.
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Siniša Koprivnjak’s portfolio, from Zagreb to the Moon
A Zagreb multidisciplinary artist’s portfolio documents digital art, sound work, exhibitions, and projects presented at unusual altitudes and locations.
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Taipei GTA, with the keys included
A bilingual guide site embeds Taipei Rush, a 3D open-world browser game set in a condensed, fictional Taipei, alongside controls and city guides.
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Terraria Map’s seed viewer and world editor
A free browser-based toolkit for previewing Terraria worlds, searching seeds and loot, and opening or editing .wld files.
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The Fifth String: a violin practice room built around held notes
A violin practice companion for recording passages and reviewing intonation, scales, vibrato, and tone quality.
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The King of Quacks follows the strange history of Zzyzx
A narrative nonfiction project documents radio preacher Curtis Howe Springer, his Mojave oasis and the mail-order cures he sold there.
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The Think Tank Post, indexed by argument
A source-linked index of policy research, organized around the questions institutions are debating.
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Tul Trainer: Taekwondo practice by sound
A free, offline-capable sound partner for practicing the 24 Chang-Hon forms of Taekwondo ITF.
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Ultrasound IV Trainer: needle-tip practice, one millimeter at a time
A browser-based simulator for practicing ultrasound-guided peripheral IV placement, from choosing a vein to advancing a catheter.
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Vegsnap makes a vegan check show its evidence
An open-source Android app and browser extension checks product photos or webpage content for vegan ingredients and materials.
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Wardogs Review: A Player’s Account of Abuse and Griefing
Luke Rhodes’s 23-minute review of Wardogs documents his experiences with racist voice chat, griefing, suspected cheating, in-game losses, and developer communication.
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Whiteknuckle turns flying claims into evidence cards
An iPhone app for nervous flyers presents daily claims about flying and asks users to judge them before revealing supporting evidence.
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WhoFundsOSS: A public ledger of open-source funding
A monthly ranking of companies based on publicly disclosed open-source pledges, donations, and sponsorship amounts.
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Zerble, the Bubble-Blowing Golf Cart
A history of a googly-eyed festival art cart, with a free browser game, merchandise, and a fund for bubble supplies.
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Lathewise: a planner for segmented woodturning
A free planner that turns a desired bowl, cup, dish, or vase into ring, segment, miter, and cut-list details.
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49 Sunset Blvd: The Cunningham Archive
An interactive horror-fiction archive invites visitors into the supposedly unofficial records of the Cunningham residence.
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The Chuck Wagon Bible, measured at last
A 620-page digital cookbook advertises 119 recipes from a West Texas chuck-wagon and Tejano ranch kitchen, with amounts scaled for two, four, six, or a crew.
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Akıncı KMD’s Gymkhana AR Course Editor
An Ankara motorcycle association’s site for rides, routes, events and food stops, with an on-page gymkhana course editor that exports JSON and can place cones in AR.
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Ameesh puts a human receipt between AI agents and irreversible actions
An open-source Python and Postgres project for coordinating human-and-agent teams across coding harnesses, with shared threads and a human approval gate.
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A replay checker for Brood War bots
Drop in a StarCraft: Brood War replay and the browser-based tool checks players for habits associated with the Pluto bot.
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RoboHornets: Tulsa students build a new robot every season
Booker T. Washington High School’s Team 1209 is a student-run FIRST Robotics team that designs and competes with a new robot each season.
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Can I Cast It? Counts the Open Water
An iPhone map showing fishing access across 5,742 fisheries, canals and river stretches in England and Wales.
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Caretline makes a text editor replayable
Caretline is a headless text-editing engine that represents the editor as JSON state and processes input as messages.
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Chip Field Guide makes chip design explorable
Free interactive guides trace chip design from transistors through chip architectures and datacenter systems, with simulations and selectable depth.