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A free hazmat training site with graded Emergency Response Guidebook scenarios, placard and UN-number lookup, and instructor projection mode.
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plain turns agent sessions into replayable tests
plain saves passed actions from a coding agent’s app exploration as editable, plain-language YAML, then replays the flow from a terminal.
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Pushism: A Million Push-Ups
A deliberately framed religion whose path to enlightenment is accumulating one million push-ups.
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Quiet Quran keeps the reading format in view
A free Quran reader for IndoPak and Madani readers, with printed-page layouts, recitation, translations and offline reading.
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Rally Sleuth’s polite, peculiar racing puzzles
A free browser puzzle asks you to reconstruct a race by working out which neighboring cars swapped places on each lap.
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Sherlock checks what AI agents can do together
Sherlock presents a local scanner and browser-based checker for finding attack paths across AI agents sharing a developer’s machine.
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Sin Bin: a searchable record of athlete sanctions
Sin Bin catalogs fines, suspensions, and other penalties across 94 sports competitions, with records linked to the rulings that issued them.
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STAR — A Digital Room
A Turkish computer engineering student’s interactive personal site, arranged as a digital room for projects, games, music and playful tinkering.
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Tallennehuone: What a Game Leaves Behind
A Finnish editorial project about video-game sound, listening habits, and memory, with articles, notebook entries, and open tools.
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Diego Morais’s Milan-and-golf plan
Diego Morais documents a planned move to Milan to freelance and pursue professional golf, pairing a personal timeline with a quantified route toward the Alps Tour.
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Values in Care’s one-page decision brief
A free educational tool helps people clarify what matters in a healthcare decision and prepare questions for an appointment.
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The University-Startup Field Guide
A Japanese-language directory of 1,390 university startups, organized by technology and linked to universities, investors, and business relationships.
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Vintage Hash keeps obsolete Bitcoin miners at work
A personal project restoring early Bitcoin ASIC miners and pointing them at solo mining, with a camera feed and miner-stat dashboard.
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Visa Bulletin Watch: measuring the line
A searchable history of U.S. green-card priority-date cutoffs, organized by visa category and country.
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Where Is Your Beach? — Walton County Access Record
An independent guide to Walton County beach access, explaining how public beaches, private property, wet sand, and a limited settlement zone fit together.
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Woodlot keeps Claude Code sessions in view
A free Mac app that groups Claude Code sessions by worktree and repository, so developers can track several agents from one screen.
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Women's Safe Hub asks what safety would mean
A sourced guide to sexual violence in the United States pairs public data with an anonymous prompt for women: what would make you safer?
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You Said You'd Survive
An in-development co-op zombie survival game built around exploring and defending a map of your real town.
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A shidduch profile built for sharing—and taking back
Zivug Path helps people create a shidduch profile, share tailored private links, and make a print-ready PDF from the same information.
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Atsuto Kato: Ant Fungi, Stone Tools, and Fieldwork
A profile of researcher Atsuto Kato, whose work spans ant-parasitic fungi, other ant-associated organisms, archaeology, archery, and an insect-inspired company.
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Basura Viva follows Mexico’s waste from bag to landfill
An interactive picture of Mexico’s waste system, combining official statistics with maps and satellite heat monitoring near waste sites.
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Bit by Bit Golf’s lidar-built 8-bit course maps
An iPhone and Apple Watch golf GPS that pairs pixel-art course maps with shot tracking, strokes-gained stats, and round awards.
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BOB’S Yard: an after-hours loader simulator
A browser-based, T66-inspired tracked-loader simulator lets visitors drive, move gravel and pallets, and test autonomous controls in a virtual yard.
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A decade of UK brand copy, measured
Brands over time tracks how 121 UK brands’ writing changes across years, sectors, and nearly 16,000 pages.