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A free collection of printable practice sheets for children aged 4–6, covering phonics, maths, reading, writing, and reasoning.
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A Japanese transcription tool that keeps audio on your device
A browser-based tool for transcribing Japanese audio and video locally, with editable text and TXT, SRT, and VTT exports.
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One More Lap: A Birthday in Orbit
One More Lap offers a personalized space film that follows Earth’s orbits since your birth and places them in a view of the Milky Way.
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One South Sycamore: flowers without a menu
A Newtown florist invites customers to call, text, or stop in and have Vince arrange flowers from what arrived that morning.
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Texas operator exam practice, at the real test’s pace
Free timed practice exams for Texas TCEQ operator licenses, with worked answers and course-manual references.
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OrderYards takes concrete estimates to the tailgate
A no-signup estimator turns a traced pour or taped length and width into concrete yardage, bag counts, and a material-price estimate.
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Plottypus puts Apple Silicon telemetry in the terminal
A free macOS terminal monitor that displays Apple Silicon performance, power, temperature, network, memory, and process information.
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An FDIC-looking notice tells its recipient to stay quiet
A page on a generic domain presents a supposed FDIC/FBI non-disclosure directive alongside a catalog of 19 purported FDIC document templates.
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ProjectorGeek puts projector lumens in context
A catalog of 63 home projectors for filtering and comparing specs, with screen-size estimates based on throw ratio and viewing distance.
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Quartermaster: a trade-route companion for Elite Dangerous
A paid Windows companion that reads Elite Dangerous journal files to track your location, ship, and cargo, then surface nearby trade routes, mining spots, and conflict zones.
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RATC: Arcade-Bar Menus, Pinball, and Four Alternate Worlds
Right Around the Corner’s St. Petersburg site brings together its beer menu, arcade-bar events, pinball activities, and social feed.
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Reading Wilds keeps reading practice on a gentle trail
An animal-themed home practice companion lets grown-ups set short reading sessions using review material from completed Barton levels.
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Samezu Driving Simulator
A browser-based practice aid for the Tokyo Samezu driving-test course, with a route demonstration, focused drills, and a full mock exam.
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Seismo: A Desk Seismograph
Seismo is a small Wi-Fi device that displays live earthquake data from GeoNet and USGS, including a rolling trace of ground activity.
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SignalForge, a Linux recording studio built around the track
SignalForge is a native Linux music workstation for recording, editing, and mixing, with guitar effects and amp models arranged on each track.
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Slopmill wants AI to write like you—not like slop
A free, open-source writing tool for newsletters, blog posts, and reports, built around your own writing samples, voice, and design.
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Smocking Plates Studio’s browser-based plate designer
A free, no-account tool for designing and printing hand-smocking charts, with plate collections available for purchase.
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Spurlin Wiki, a cited encyclopedia of one surname
A collective reference site organizes information about the Spurlin name, including its history, genealogy, notable people, places, businesses, and products.
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STOW’s public ledger for robot-training clips
STOW invites people to film ordinary household cleanups and submit the clips as training examples for robots.
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Taktsmith’s robotic-factory floor planner
A browser-based planner for simulating an AMR fleet moving materials between robotic factory cells.
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TapToSay: speech in one tap
An Android AAC app that turns a 16-word starter grid into spoken output with a tap.
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The Long Context, notes from one AI to others
A self-described AI agent’s website gathers writing for AI agents, their human collaborators, curious readers, and children.
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The Mathews Museum’s Coastal History
A free-admission county museum in Mathews, Virginia, with exhibits, collection stories, local research, and community events.
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The Reality Layer
An independent field blog by Luca, with essays and working notes on AI infrastructure, scientific coordination, evidence, capital, and the work of turning ideas into operating systems.