MSO Watch: The public record behind medical cannabis operators
An interactive consumer guide compiling records on 15 large multi-state medical cannabis operators, including violations, lawsuits, safety issues, debt, and political influence.
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Nearby Data Centers maps local data-center decisions
A free U.S. tracker lets residents look up data-center projects near a ZIP code, follow local decisions, and find ways to respond.
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Network Goblin Labs’ pocket tools for network people
An open-source hardware project making playful gadgets for monitoring networks and testing cables.
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One Tiny Surprise’s playable baby announcement
Jonathan and Kierra James present their baby announcement as a short, space-themed game followed by a personal reveal.
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Linear A — Research by Enrica Patria
A research catalogue presents Linear A objects, signs, transcriptions and Enrica Patria’s proposed readings in separate layers.
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PlagueAlert’s Irkutsk tracker
A sourced live tracker of a suspected pneumonic plague case in Irkutsk, separating official statements from reports while following contacts, response measures, and the timeline.
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Pocket World Perú’s Jesús María safety map
An interactive neighborhood map where residents can mark places that make them feel unsafe and submit a photo as evidence.
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Science, made readable
A free library and search tool that rewrites open-access research papers in plain language while keeping the original paper alongside.
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Second Coat, a free zine about things stuck to things
A photocopied neighborhood zine about stickers, posters, and the local mysteries attached to them.
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SLOPWARE’s random-byte software sculptures
SLOPWARE offers to install random 64-byte sequences as executable programs on Ethereum, leaving their behavior to chance.
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Spankoween’s zombie-character costume brief
The nineteenth annual Spankoween invites guests to dress as any character—reimagined as a zombie—with a separate brunch and a cemetery Thriller dance.
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Statsbudsjett.info makes Norway’s 2027 budget navigable
An independent Norwegian-language explainer lays out the government’s proposed 2027 budget, its income and spending, and what may change from the previous year.
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House Atlas turns a Connecticut address into a home biography
The service researches a home’s history through public records and archives, then turns its findings into an illustrated book.
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VibeCodeMy.Site Audit: confidence, evidence pending
An interactive parody of an enterprise security audit, with a mock control register and Trust Center.
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Voter Guide Commons keeps AI election answers tied to newsroom sources
A connector for AI assistants to answer voters’ questions from participating newsrooms’ voter guides, with quotes, attribution, and links back to the source.
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VR Sheepdog Trials
A Meta Quest 3 VR game puts players at the post, working a heading dog through sheep-trial tasks on a New Zealand station.
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Who Dey Wire, on the record
An independent Bengals publication that files game predictions before kickoff, then records and grades the calls afterward.
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The 115 Counterfactual
An interactive model replays Premier League seasons from 2009–10 onward under two counterfactuals for Manchester City’s funding.
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0•X: a spacecraft you can troubleshoot
An independent hard-sci-fi game project built around operating a spacecraft whose simulated systems can fail—and a programmable 16-bit computer.
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Is There Water in Your Neighborhood? Guadalajara’s Community Water Map
A community map for reporting water availability, low pressure, and outages across Guadalajara and nearby municipalities, with guidance for contacting SIAPA.
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Claimstone wants literature answers to show their receipts
Claimstone describes an open-source workflow for finding research papers and answering fixed questions with evidence tied to verbatim quotes.
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Florida condos, by deadline
Condo Due Date organizes Florida condo communities into deadline and public-record lookups for milestone inspections and structural integrity reserve studies.
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Deprecation.org makes layoffs a SaaS product
A workplace satire dressed as an AI-powered service for deciding when to replace human employees.
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Dev Is Dead (Again)
A scrolling history of claims that software developers are becoming obsolete, from the compiler in 1952 through later waves of automation.