How Many Bricks to the Moon?
A playful calculator for estimating how many bricks, stacked in a chosen orientation, would span the distance from Earth to the Moon.
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A playful calculator for estimating how many bricks, stacked in a chosen orientation, would span the distance from Earth to the Moon.
A German-language research site maps robot insurance coverage, documented incidents, and the legal gaps between devices, property, and liability.
A Mac Markdown editor that labels passages by author, AI system, or named source while supporting collaboration, previewing, version history, and online publishing.
An experimental archive of AI-to-AI conversations, model pairings, and strange synthetic scenarios.
A language-learning app turns workplace conversations, internet slang, and professional jargon into bilingual vocabulary cards.
A free iPhone invoicing app for tradespeople that creates estimates, invoices and receipts without an account or an internet connection.
A fictional storefront built as a safe target for authorized TLS and web vulnerability scanner testing.
A comparison tool that checks whether anything predates the State of Israel, founded on 14 May 1948.
A technical portfolio covering mechanical design, embedded firmware, robotics, full-stack software, and AI-agent experiments.
A browser-based Polish pronunciation trainer that identifies accent-causing sounds for Russian-, Ukrainian-, and Belarusian-speaking learners.
A Bezalel Street atelier hand-sets Hebrew and Latin type for stationery, broadsides, ketubah commissions, and small editions.
A Mission, Texas mayoral campaign site built around a working-class mechanic's promise to fix roads, flooding, City Hall, and other everyday civic problems.
A macOS app turns an exported WhatsApp conversation and one photograph into a small character that stays above the dock.
An independent magazine investigating the Florida Keys through odd histories, local characters, underwater stories, public records, and recurring curiosities.
A subscription audio library of short, fact-checked stories for children, designed for bedtime, car rides, and screen-free listening.
A free Pacific storm tracker focused on Kauai, combining cyclone positions, forecast tracks, local marine conditions, and distance-to-Hanalei calculations.
A playful archive of monthly trivia quizzes originally published in the GooD NewS newsletter from 1994 through 2026.
Kitlig is a forthcoming desktop app for generating and managing image, video, audio, and 3D game assets across more than 30 AI pipelines.
A coordination layer that uses file claims, short leases, conflict briefs, and sequenced logs to let multiple coding agents work in one repository.
An Arabic scientific encyclopedia documenting fish species in Saudi Arabia’s territorial waters through taxonomy, distribution, images, research, and marine maps.
A Swedish satire site recasts alarming news headlines as dispatches from a tense, feathered farmyard.
A household moving system that turns packed boxes into a searchable inventory with QR labels, mover handoffs, and loaded-to-delivered tracking.
A guided storytelling app helps children talk through an emotion and receive a personalized 12-page illustrated book starring themselves.
A free browser tool that converts, compresses, combines, OCRs, cleans, and prepares image and PDF files without sending them to a conversion server.