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A British print shop turns photos of people and pets into cutouts, party packs, masks, bunting, and other unusually personal objects.
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A British print shop turns photos of people and pets into cutouts, party packs, masks, bunting, and other unusually personal objects.
Ratewick audits heavy-equipment rental invoices against contracts, negotiated rates, off-rent records, and supporting documents.
A public map and neighborhood-by-neighborhood index of reported incidents in Richmond, Virginia.
A Rhode Island research and memorial project reconstructing the lives and homicides of children whose stories have been obscured or forgotten.
A browser and mobile game that teaches freestyle rap by timing rhyme prompts to a beat.
A beginner’s urban-birding notebook covering observation, ethics, habitats, field marks, and 14 common city species.
An independent, point-and-click castle roguelite built around eight-room runs, permanent upgrades, and a playable open beta.
Roofline Labs benchmarks self-hosted LLM inference against hardware memory-bandwidth limits, tracking utilization, tokens per second, and cost per token.
A small, mouse-first Debian desktop that puts apps, settings, the clock, and the tray inside one expandable ring.
A browser-based tool that compares Shopify product CSV exports, flags unintended edits, and helps restore selected original values.
A live tracker of Solana pools whose liquidity is withdrawn, distinguishing emptied markets from severe price collapses.
A browser-based COMTRADE analyzer for protection and power-quality engineers.
A developer portfolio documenting offline-first point-of-sale software, a small-city marketplace, synchronization experiments, and quantitative trading research.
An Athens alumni effort to preserve a house where generations of University of Georgia Young Life leaders lived and worked.
A retro-futurist quantum randomness experiment that turns observations into entropy, virtual fertilizer, trees, and 24-word seed phrases.
A phone-based music practice app that listens through a microphone or MIDI and marks each note against the score.
Sean Brady’s photographic archive follows one New York neighborhood through changing seasons, light, streets, gardens, and daily details.
An encrypted Git workflow that lets ordinary hosts store repositories, pull requests, reviews, and CI data without reading them.
A Spanish-language science-fiction universe spanning a game, stories, a graphic novel, and a vertical series.
A Hakuِi, Ishikawa project carrying forward the rare karami weaving tradition through textiles, regional history, disaster recovery, and hands-on learning.
A read-only Microsoft 365 permissions auditor that scans SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams for oversharing, stale access, ownership gaps, and Copilot exposure.
A personal homepage gathers four interactive browser experiences: an English listening tool, a reactive light field, a WebGL greenhouse, and a breathing cherry-blossom landscape.
A Japanese site offering free Excel templates for shift planning, attendance, project schedules, inventory, and office administration.
A Japanese simulator that estimates the out-of-pocket cost of qualifications after comparing course fees with applicable support schemes.