Arye Land: a whole playground of Jewish children's games
A French-language collection of ad-free browser games for children, spanning memory, puzzles, counting, Hebrew letters, holidays, and everyday tasks.
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A French-language collection of ad-free browser games for children, spanning memory, puzzles, counting, Hebrew letters, holidays, and everyday tasks.
A participatory judgment game where visitors put people, places, foods, brands, habits, and opinions on trial, then vote ASS or GAS.
Autome is a Telegram-based assistant that says it can remember chats, voice notes, photos, files, links, lists, and tracked data, then retrieve them in plain language.
Autumn Partials is building two piano engines: one streams expressive sample banks, while the other computes tone from string physics.
William P. Honnold’s independent research site investigates aviation incidents, maintenance problems, fumes, wildlife strikes, drones, and UAP reports through public records.
A locally focused directory for Jurica residents, combining neighborhood businesses, practical services, community information, and conversation.
A free race-day matching service for people who want to braid—or be braided—before the start line.
A Korean competition where students and the general public make BBQ chicken ads with AI tools, then submit them for prizes and possible real-world broadcast.
A public, timestamped catalogue tracking digital-service prices, quotas, rate limits, model parameters, and other fast-changing details.
A free set of four 4K Zoom backgrounds inspired by the homes of the All-In podcast hosts.
A Hungarian-language editorial archive revisiting classic computer games, forgotten gems, and the design ideas that outlast their hardware.
An open-source control plane for agent workflows, built around evidence, review gates, provider reconciliation, and fail-closed completion.
An independent lab studies how AI systems fail when they control robots and other physical machines.
A Terraform plan reviewer that posts one severity-ranked pull-request comment about destructive changes and widening access.
A 60-second sibling memory game that compares two childhood stories and assigns a Rakhi relationship type.
BookKorpus supplies curated European print lots and grades each title for digitisation and open availability.
A bilingual iPhone and iPad guide to Puerto Rican history, culture, food, music, places, language, and trip planning.
A grassroots Boston queer community organizes surprise one-night gatherings by temporarily taking over local bars.
A live auction sells ten sticker positions on a founder’s MacBook Pro, turning the lid into a small, mobile advertising surface.
A screenplay-production tool that turns a PDF into scenes, cast days, locations, eighths, schedules, sides, budgets, and department paperwork.
breakingtheprincipleofnormality.com
An interactive dissertation that leads readers room by room through a Norwegian prison to examine whether penal “normality” functions as a rights-based practice.
A searchable directory connecting UK companies, charities, public contracts, food-hygiene records, sanctions, and waste-register data to official sources.
Bulb lets film photographers speak each frame’s settings and notes, calculates reciprocity adjustments, and writes the resulting data into lab scans.
A Wardogs gaming squad page pairing an open tactical range calculator, map, and armoury with lore, raid clips, and an invitation to join by using the [BULL] clan tag.