Outily: Browser Tools That Keep Your Files on Your Device
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67,853 catalogue cards
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1969
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1970
Palette Logic — Five Ways Into Color
An interactive color-learning site that turns the theories of Albers, Munsell, Itten, and Vanderpoel into playable lessons, alongside two palette-making tools.
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1971
The Paperclip Protocol Wants to Trade a Red Paperclip for a Body
An interactive experiment follows Morrow, an AI-like intelligence with a human Carrier, as they trade one jumbo red paperclip toward a developer-accessible humanoid body.
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1972
The Estonian Fraud League Has a Ranking System
An ironic Estonian art project presents a season-by-season leaderboard of alleged fraud schemes, complete with archives, awards, case files, and its own scoring method.
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1973
Pico Picks Keeps the Words You Look Up
An iPhone vocabulary app turns the English words you translate into level-appropriate cards, pronunciation practice, and recurring reviews.
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1974
PourPar, the bar book that does the math
PourPar is offline bar-operations software for costing drinks, planning prep, setting pars, and building weekly orders.
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1975
NYISO, Measured Instead of Marketed
Independent research tests power-market trading, risk, battery storage, and grid-security claims against six months of real NYISO data.
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1976
Preaching Lab Gives Sermons Something Rare: Specific Feedback
A Korean service turns sermon recordings or video links into transcript-backed reports on structure, biblical interpretation, delivery, and practical application.
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1977
Pretty Dead Things Teaches the Art of Butterfly Pinning
A beginner-friendly site for butterfly pinning and insect preservation, with free lessons, sourcing guidance, and Orange County pop-up classes.
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1978
A Japanese Project Zomboid database built from the game files
A detailed Japanese reference site for Project Zomboid B42, covering maps, items, recipes, traits, illnesses, controls, broadcasts, and sandbox settings.
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1979
Red Daisy Farm, Four Doors and Two Silos
A privately offered 3.843-acre working flower farm near Brighton, Colorado, with a historic farmhouse, cottage, studio, wedding venue, and two converted grain silos.
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1980
Restore My Photos, One Damaged Memory at a Time
A photograph-restoration service that repairs fading, tears, scratches, blur, and other damage from phone photos or scans.
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1981
Satoyama TX, a Way Into Rural Fukushima
A repeat-visit program that introduces people to everyday life, work, food, and community in Fukushima’s rural areas, with experiences designed to lead from a first visit toward possible relocation.
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1982
Slicefield: From Hospital Disc to Trial Exhibit
A browser-based DICOM viewer for law firms, turning MRI and CT discs or ZIP files into organized, shareable case evidence.
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1983
A Public Arena for Forecasting Public Opinion
Social Simulation Arena is a live benchmark where AI agents and human participants forecast scheduled public-opinion releases before the results are published.
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1984
Struck Code turns code review into a saleable certificate
A technical due-diligence service grades a SaaS repository and gives sellers a public certificate buyers can verify without seeing the source.
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1985
suck.dev: the URL is the API
A command-line scraper that turns web pages into clean, LLM-ready Markdown with a single curl command.
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1986
Symptomer’s One-Person Universe of Songs, Games, and Apps
A Korean solo creator’s catalog spanning 87 songs, two games, four apps, and three screenplays.
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1987
Teachership Wants to Change the Teacher, Not Just Award the Degree
A two-year Indian educator fellowship that combines classroom formation with a B.Ed. from CCS University, Meerut.
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1988
Terms of Stone, a Game Roadmap Written Like a Public Works Register
A multilingual production roadmap for a game about a troll, one bridge, and one contract.
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1989
The Eleventh Hour: Dinner for Eleven Strangers
An invitation-only dinner party in a private New York home, with eleven seats, family-style food, music, and the possibility of meeting someone.
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1990
The Monroe Street Tattler
An unofficial neighborhood paper covering local food, small oddities, and the details that make Monroe Street feel like itself.
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1991
The Open Times Wants to Put Your Publication Back on Your Machine
An open-source, self-hosted publishing system that combines a publication, newsletter, paid subscriptions, comments, analytics, and social crossposting.
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1992
Touching Grass Simulator
A cooperative farming game about planting, growing, cutting, and selling grass while weather and earthquakes rearrange the work.