90s Rewind: a life sim from homeroom to Y2K
A free browser game that follows a 1990s life-sim character from school and first jobs to rent, a rival, and the Y2K party.
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A free browser game that follows a 1990s life-sim character from school and first jobs to rent, a rival, and the Y2K party.
A browser-based Turkish and English tool that flags repeated or formulaic phrasing and explains why it marked each passage.
A free, filterable ranking of quantum computing, communication, and sensing companies by disclosed funding, with data organized by geography and technology.
An iPhone-based inspection tool for drilling and well-servicing rigs, with checklist entries, deficiency records, signatures, and reports.
A local journal for Saré Yoba Diéga, Senegal, covering the louma market, neighborhoods, schools, local history, and community notices.
TurboXML converts cargo XML or PDF manifests into XML for ASYCUDA World, with an editor for reviewing and correcting the result.
A family scrapbook for the couple’s engagement, inviting guests to add memories, blessings, photos, or videos.
A comedy party game for 2–5 players who record secret sound prompts for absurd short movies, then watch the results together.
A comparison of pergola and gazebo wind and snow ratings, alongside guides to interpreting those figures.
A fan project that plays Halo: Combat Evolved from a Steam installation, with modded online games, LAN play, bots, split screen, and Workshop maps.
A free, browser-based set of interactive gift-making workshops for designing 3D donuts, decorating character-pair chocolates, and sending a customized drink scene.
A New York real estate agent’s monthly newsletter connects the stories behind city addresses with architecture and the property market.
A public dashboard combines five AI-risk signals into a single 0–100 score and a countdown to “AI midnight.”
Halo is astrology software for casting and comparing charts, tracking transits, searching ephemerides, and organizing a chart library.
A Japanese-language dashboard tracks national reference prices for vegetables, eggs, and milk, with index readings and a store-price unit checker.
A catalog of editable front-end components, motion effects, shaders, and page templates, with previews and code export.
A live satellite and orbital-debris tracker, paired with rocket-launch schedules and guides to identifying what’s overhead.
A reference site organizing freedom-of-information laws, record-retention rules, archive timelines, request deadlines, and government-published data.
A public reference for comparing smart-glasses specifications, privacy disclosures, prices, and search interest.
A Japanese-language collection of 30 small browser games, spanning board games, puzzles, strategy, and more.
A Moroccan volunteer association documents recurring aid trips to rural communities, especially in the Atlas and around Taroudant.
Toronto composer Leslie Melcher presents the first part of an animated pop opera, playable in the browser with sound and surtitles.
An archive of 23 first-person DMT and 5-MeO-DMT accounts, with sorting and filters for details including setting, music, intensity, and imagery.
A free browser game built around tapping to a beat while changing a virtual toilet-paper roll.