Maitse’s no-flight trip planner
A Finnish-language planner for trips from Finland to Europe by train, night train, bus, and ferry, with day-by-day itineraries and estimated emissions compared with flying.
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Marches, the historical mapping workspace
Marches helps researchers and teachers make historical maps from places, borders, routes, and source data.
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Mobility Labs connects transit data to AI assistants
A transit-data service that lets compatible AI assistants look up arrivals, stops, routes, and vehicle locations across Ontario agencies.
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Fundación Movere’s Paso a Paso support program
A Guatemalan foundation supports families of children with cerebral palsy through education, multidisciplinary evaluations, individual guidance, and parent connections.
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NanoSim brings nanoscale lab experiments into the browser
NanoSim presents three interactive science labs on nanoparticles, water molecules, and how particles enter cells.
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Neverwinter Nights Revival: the old client finds a new realm
A fan project is rebuilding the server for the original DOS client of AOL’s 1991–1997 Neverwinter Nights, with access planned through retro hardware or DOSBox.
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Oncheoni, Mapped by Metro Stop
A Busan-focused otter site maps reported sightings along the Oncheoncheon, gathers local coverage, and invites public reports and messages.
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Orbivagus, the patient travel-agency game
A browser-based management game where you build door-to-door trips across a globe using trains, planes, coaches and ferries.
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Homeowners Over Associations
A proposed organizing service helps homeowners use their association’s own rules to pursue a board recall, rule repeal, or vote.
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PesteWatch’s Irkutsk health-report tracker
A Spanish-language tracker of reports about a pneumonia death and suspected plague in Irkutsk, organizing claims by source, date, and confidence level.
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Irkutsk plague report, separated from the rumors
PlagueGuide presents a dated fact-check of a suspected plague case in Irkutsk, separating official statements from unconfirmed reports.
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Plug and Check: a browser-based hardware bench
A free collection of browser tools for checking webcams, audio gear, keyboards, mice, controllers, screens, and other hardware.
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Police Radio Scanner’s county guides
A county-by-county guide to radio systems, live feeds, encryption status, and scanner compatibility, with a finder for checking what may work in a given area.
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Poof for Zoom: leave your seat without leaving the meeting
Poof is a free Zoom app that replaces your camera video with a looping stand-in while you step away, or adds a comic vanishing effect.
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Dora Mou’s Project [She] Rebel
Artist and researcher Dora Mou connects feminist public history with essays, poetry, documentary, and visual art.
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PÚBLICO: San Juan, street by street
An early-beta driving game lets players pick up passengers and cruise through a street-by-street recreation of San Juan.
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QuranVerify’s local Quran-file checker
A public beta for reading a Tanzil reference edition, downloading files, and comparing a file on your device against a listed release.
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Railume’s condition report on rail-switch failure
An early-stage rail R&D project describes models it hopes to build to predict switch failures from wear and other trackside signals.
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Raquel Palacios Vega: Son Jarocho Across Generations
A bilingual artist profile for the Veracruz son jarocho singer, instrumentalist, educator, and vocal coach.
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Redactpoint’s redacted credential-disclosure queue
A triage console for security researchers to assess leaked-credential findings offline and prepare responsible disclosure drafts without including the secret itself.
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Refs turns film cuts into Claude-ready references
A searchable library that analyzes films shot by shot and packages their techniques as blueprints and prompts for AI-assisted video creation.
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Retro Malaysia: an afternoon in Kampung Seri Kenangan
An interactive story-game invites players to explore a nostalgic Malaysian town set in 2001, meet Amir and Nur, and try local games.
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Rewindville, with SkipTick
A nostalgia hub for 1970s–2000s cartoons, candy, collectibles, retro places, and the old Weather Channel look.
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Run Tokyo: the city, one palace loop at a time
A field guide to Tokyo running routes, seasonal gear, konbini fueling, races, clubs, and planning a run.