Pramik checks journals—and the references you cite
Pramik lets researchers check academic journals against indexing records and check bibliography entries before publishing.
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Radiant Outage Tracker, With a Running Gag
An unofficial, resident-maintained status page for a building’s elevators, doors, utilities, amenities, and maintenance.
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recomp.board: a tracker for game recomp and decomp projects
A searchable table tracking video game recompilation and decompilation projects, with repository, platform, status, and commit-activity details.
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Seunghun Ma’s four-part AI portfolio
A portfolio for an applied-AI project lead, presented through a phone-style interface organized around listening, deciding, answering, and connecting.
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Shuttle HQ puts club badminton tournaments on the phone
A tournament tool for badminton clubs to organise draws, score matches courtside and share live results with spectators.
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TagDrop: shelf tags for pet and feed stores
A free browser-based tool for turning monthly promotions or a store’s own deal list into printable sale tags.
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text.compare: a browser-side diff tool with fine-grained controls
A free text and file comparison tool that highlights changes and offers options for how differences are detected and displayed.
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Unpriced: an illustrated history of technology’s unseen value
An illustrated essay uses historical documents and interactive charts to examine how technological potential becomes legible to markets.
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Useful Hoax’s Multilingual Archive
A multilingual archive of music, audiovisual projects, records, aliases, and digital residue.
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A CFE-branded payment page on webcfe.online
A Spanish-language page presents a way to check an electricity balance and pay by card or bank transfer.
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WebGraph, the honest web reader
An open-source, locally run tool that reads websites and returns their public pages as Markdown, with notes on how each page was obtained.
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A Nanaimo guide puts 55 local candidates on the same page
Who’s Running in Nanaimo is a non-partisan guide to candidates for mayor, council, and school board in the October 17, 2026 municipal election.
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Alice. Last Conversations
A bilingual site for a 53-minute documentary about Alice Shalvi, with a trailer, background on the film, and upcoming screenings.
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Aurora Schema’s Seoul-made palette
An artist’s project page traces how stones, soil, and plant matter collected around Seoul become pigments for paintings, beginning with the eight-month work SOL.
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SOL: A Painting Made from Seoul Soil
Aurora Kernel documents a painting made with pigments prepared from collected soil and stone, tracing the work from gathering materials to finished canvas.
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BendCheck puts beam diagrams in motion
An interactive tool for modeling beams and frames, editing loads and supports, and viewing force and stress diagrams.
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BurnerSets keeps the playa soundtrack in reach
A searchable archive of Burning Man DJ sets, paired with an iPhone app for finding published camp and art-car lineups.
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Capital Hills Review: Buyer Accounts and Project Guide
capitalhillsdevelopmentsreview.com
An independent Arabic-language site collecting buyer accounts and sourced project information about Capital Hills Developments.
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Caissa Codex’s Chess Openings Encyclopedia
A searchable chess-opening reference with interactive move boards, ECO codes, Lichess statistics, and browser-based practice.
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ChipJev: analog circuit design, with the EDA pipeline onstage
ChipJev presents a prompt-driven tool for designing SKY130 analog circuits and checking them through schematic simulation, layout, and post-layout verification.
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CPS1 Lab: arcade ROM modding in the browser
A browser-based CPS1 arcade lab that captures game graphics for editing in Aseprite, then imports the edits and exports MAME-compatible ROMs.
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Cubosfera: a Rubik’s cube timer that follows the solve
A Spanish-language browser suite for learning and practicing Rubik’s cube solves, with a timer, CFOP training, progress tracking, and QiYi smart-cube support.
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Curious Patents animates the machines in old patent drawings
A history project turns unusual patents into animated models, with context about their origins and whether the inventions might have worked.
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The roller derby bench, with a rewind button
DerbyMetrics is an iPad tool for tracking roller derby lineups, scoring, penalties, and opposing jammers during a game.