Golden Mile: A Traffic Racer Built Like Games Used To Be
A free low-poly racing game for iPhone and iPad, with ten hand-drawn cities, three driving modes, 39 trophies, and no sign-up.
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A free low-poly racing game for iPhone and iPad, with ten hand-drawn cities, three driving modes, 39 trophies, and no sign-up.
A free, no-sign-up Saturday morning walk through downtown Newark, beginning and ending at Military Park.
An experiment trains simulated rovers to navigate reconstructed Jezero Crater terrain using reinforcement learning.
An interactive satire of the confident no, pairing a 147-year “track record” of failed predictions with a live doubt generator.
An open-source badge forge that turns BasePaint days and on-chain participation into downloadable POAP-style keepsakes.
A Japanese personal playground collecting small AI, web, utility, idea-generation, and note-taking experiments.
A payroll recommender asks about your state, headcount, pay structure, and accounting setup, then names one fitting provider instead of serving up a generic ranking.
Klut is a free, offline macOS app that locks your keyboard and guides you through cleaning a MacBook surface by surface.
KodaDesk is a writer and data analyst's digital garden of fiction, analysis, journals, poetry, and self-linking reading paths.
A cellular monitoring kit for summerhouses, cabins, and other vacant homes, tracking frost, leaks, power, humidity, doors, and unexpected movement.
A macOS menu-bar monitor that tracks which domains AI coding tools contact and how much data they upload or download.
An independent publication benchmarks large language models on hardware its author owns, with documented methodology and machine-measured results.
A Ukrainian-language health publication where scientist Vita reads research and explains what it actually shows—and where the evidence remains uncertain.
A practical guide and lookup tool for finding out whether a gas, water, or electric meter transmits—and whether an RTL-SDR can hear it.
A cold-chain logistics system that reads temperature telemetry, route events, and client-specific allowances to produce compliance evidence while a load is still in transit.
An interactive German-language visual narrative about a woman, a cathedral of soul-glass, and eleven million voices seeking an end.
A web-based communication platform for people who have difficulty speaking clearly, using their hands, or operating a traditional keyboard and mouse.
A regional hiking group’s archive of weekly trail reports, route details, photographs, upcoming walks, and far-flung adventures.
A working prototype that seals any payload until a chosen moment, using drand threshold signatures verified on-chain through Besu and EIP-2537.
A southeast Wisconsin business is installing automated PizzaForno ovens that bake a fresh pizza in about three minutes, around the clock.
A free, open-source pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and newborn guide that works offline and includes practical trackers.
A free browser-based sailing simulator that teaches wind reading, tacking, gybing, buoyage, and docking.
A Russian-language memorial archive for musician, poet, and writer Oleg Ivantsov, founder of the Dostoevsky Quartet and Cupastate.
Pawvis turns a Mac's webcam into a touch-free pointing device, using hand gestures for cursor movement, clicking, dragging, scrolling, and voice commands.