Worldline: Iran in the World
An interactive history explorer tracing Iranian history from 550 BCE to 2026 through maps, timelines, connected events, and global pressures.
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An interactive history explorer tracing Iranian history from 550 BCE to 2026 through maps, timelines, connected events, and global pressures.
A reference tool for California accessory-dwelling-unit rules, organized by city and tied to specific Government Code sections.
A nonprofit research project studying fungal disease, drug resistance, and open methods for discovering antifungal medicines.
A day-by-day archive of Assaf's 2019 bicycle journey from Miami to Portland, combining travel writing, photographs, GPS tracking, and postcard correspondence.
A browser-based planner for designing touring in-ear-monitor and playback racks from real audio components.
A fictional technology conglomerate cataloging seven deadpan products, from Downtime as a Service to a Null Island tourism board.
A bilingual, ad-free daily news digest covering Toledo, northwest Ohio, southeast Michigan, and the surrounding Great Black Swamp region.
A Hudson Valley motorcycle program where veterans living with post-traumatic stress build bikes together, learn shop skills, and find ongoing community.
Community-led eco-tours across Kenya’s Tsunza-Mwache peninsula, combining dhow sailing, fishing, food, dance, mangrove restoration, and village life.
A parody social profile for a teenage sourdough starter living, rising, and subtweeting from Vista, California.
A 1–4 player couch co-op mech roguelite set beneath the Antarctic ice, where fragile pilots descend, repair their machines, die, unlock upgrades, and dive again.
A free, open learning site covering humanoid-robot mechanics, electronics, software, control algorithms, projects, and frontier research.
A Chinese-language information and cybersecurity handbook for readers facing heightened privacy, surveillance, or identity risks.
A family tribute site documenting Marc Pryor's allegedly unmatched devotion to East Carolina University's Pirates.
Kevin Foxcroft's road-tested guide to burritos and taquerías, ranked from a Reno–Sparks traveler's point of view.
A planned 44-day cycling yatra across Uttar Pradesh, from Gorakhpur to Lucknow, stopping in 41 towns to listen to young people and document concerns about schools, colleges, exams, and jobs.
A free study site collecting 1,181 questions from ten years of Taiwan’s national bookkeeping exam, with official answers and AI-written explanations.
A paid service that restores a cherished photograph and turns it into a three-to-five-second AI-generated remembrance.
An interactive archive replaying every tropical cyclone that passed within 500 km of Hawaiʻi since 1950, advisory by advisory.
An open collection of animated UI examples built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Canvas, each designed to be opened, slowed down, and adapted.
A WhatsApp-based farm ledger that turns voice notes and plain-language messages into season records, cost calculations, and lender-ready PDFs.
A public DNS toolkit that monitors resolver health, audits domains, runs comparative dig queries, and teaches the concepts behind them.
An essay journal about the game companions who stay with you—or fail to—after the plot has faded.
A free browser game where seventeen cats loot a sunny low-poly forest, pounce, climb, swim, and fight to be the last one standing.