Djeli puts six African exchanges on one screen
A market-data dashboard covering 726 listed companies across exchanges in Lagos, Johannesburg, Cairo, Abidjan, Gaborone, and Kampala.
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Does Your Password Suck?
A local-browser password reality check that roasts patterns and generates stronger replacements without sending the input away.
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dropcrux puts crypto airdrops on trial
A Chinese-language editorial site that calculates the real cost of crypto airdrops and dissects the scams surrounding them.
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riverrun Quark’s One-Book Poetry Experiment
An independent poetry imprint built around Telos and Other Psychographs, a 250-page mixed-genre long poem by Euphrates Moss.
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Every Lake Turns Bathymetry Into Wall Art
Every Lake makes made-to-order, laser-cut birch maps showing the depth, roads, towns, and shoreline identity of American lakes.
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Extinct Atlas, an archive for vanished life
A bilingual visual archive documenting 350 extinct organisms across nearly two billion years, with a geological timeline and 46 short reconstruction films.
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EZNav puts Khmer voice control on the car screen
A Cambodia-focused navigation and EV app with Khmer voice commands, an offline map, in-car controls, and driving costs shown in riel.
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Factorio Bench, a community factory stress test
A public archive for comparing Factorio performance across CPUs, operating systems, and demanding community maps.
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Finding Unison, a Tone Generator for Hearing Perception
A free browser-based tone generator for comparing pitch, matching tinnitus tones, exploring diplacusis, and tuning instruments by ear.
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First Snake on Sol
A playable Snake game stored inside a Solana transaction rather than hosted as an ordinary web page.
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Flour Commons — Grain by the Ton, Shared by the Sack
A Pacific Northwest grain co-op lets households buy whole wheat and rye from farms, mill it in batches, and divide the flour among themselves.
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Foretop — lint beyond your code
An open-source scanner suite that checks AI dependencies and surrounding repository signals for changes your code cannot see.
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Goodfellas, the Fantasy League That Keeps Receipts
A four-season fantasy football archive documenting champions, managers, records, rivalries, player history, and the grudges that make a private league feel like public history.
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Gwenchana: Korean in Real Scenes
A free Korean-learning search tool that finds words and grammar endings in 861,559 subtitle lines from dramas, variety shows, and podcasts.
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Hold the Crown: one crown, one holder
A public crowning game where paying $1 dethrones the current holder and puts your name, message, and link on the front page.
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IconMind’s 2,041-icon compiler
An open-source icon system for AI-era software, with six generated drawings per icon and packages for a wide range of frameworks.
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3545
AI in Indian Country
A biweekly brief tracking how artificial intelligence is affecting Tribal infrastructure, health, business, policy, and community decisions.
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AI in Indian Country
A biweekly brief tracking how artificial intelligence reaches Tribal communities through data centers, water, health, business, policy, and governance.
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It's Not a Scam: The $10 Scam Spectacle
A satirical paid marketing experience where brands hand $10 to fictional get-rich-quick gurus and watch the embarrassment unfold.
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Joselo Ortiz Turns HPV Into Sculpture, Sequence, and Social Record
The Mexican artist and medical doctor documents a practice about viruses, bodies, transmission, intimacy, and public health across sculpture, drawing, painting, and research.
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ManyUseful.Tools, the No-Subscription Tool Market
A marketplace for infrequently used tools that charges per use instead of by subscription, with prices that can fall, rise, or stay flat.
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Mikito Ogino’s Brain–Machine Interface Research
A researcher’s site documenting brain-signal communication work for ALS, including experiments with robot arms, drones, and attention-guided sound.
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LANTERN: Egyptian museums by wick, shade, and burn
An editorial desk in Bab El Louk that shapes Cairo and Alexandria museum visits into tightly trimmed, walkable mornings rather than a ticket-shopping itinerary.
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Sponsor My Shitbox: Copenhagen's Rusty Rolling Billboard
An advertising project auctions twelve vinyl placements on a silver 2001 VW Polo that drives around Copenhagen every day.