Decided by Money, Literally
An open ranking board where the top product in each category is simply whoever paid the most.
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An open ranking board where the top product in each category is simply whoever paid the most.
A browser-based Hindu values lesson that turns the story of King Parīkṣit and Kali into a ten-question reflection exercise.
A comic-led news site turning stories from science, technology, sports, finance, culture, animals, and space into original illustrated posts.
A Korean physician-author's personal site about relationships, money, work, femininity, and recovery.
A free calculator for solo and small residential electricians that turns wages, overhead, materials, and margin targets into loaded hourly rates and flat prices for 35 common jobs.
Elliot Rhodes’s personal log of board-game reviews, book reviews, and occasional essays from Kansas City.
A Spanish-language tool for designing custom kitchen modules, calculating materials and hardware, and optimizing board cuts.
A Cincinnati workshop turning sketches and rough ideas into 3D prints, laser-cut objects, carved furniture, lighting, automotive accessories, and modern Cambodian heritage designs.
fallible.tech keeps a public ledger of dated predictions, confidence levels, sources, and eventual outcomes.
An offline firearm maintenance and record-keeping app with model-specific cleaning guides, ammunition and magazine tracking, care reminders, and per-firearm logbooks.
A participatory sponsorship project lets brands bid to become the opening scene of an AI film where the world runs backward around one man moving forward.
A civic campaign argues that the city’s carriage horses should leave the streets only for named, funded, permanent homes.
A dead-man's-switch monitoring service for cron jobs, automations, and AI agents that alert when expected check-ins stop.
A recipe archive exploring lesser-known dishes and food traditions by region, culture, and story.
An Africa-focused search engine for businesses, news, music, film, sport, research, and culture.
Trevor Foster’s portfolio documents Solidity, Noir, and Vyper security research, published audit reports, competitive findings, and Camillo, an AI-assisted smart-contract audit suite.
A free Polish word game for parties: describe a target while avoiding forbidden words, or reverse the challenge and guide teammates toward them.
An interactive historical atlas that redraws the world across 2,500 years, with mapped battles, rulers, people, borders, modern countries, and geography minigames.
An open-source macOS desktop app where local AI agents delegate work, message one another, and return a single answer.
An invite-only prediction market where friends wager play coins on whether everyday plans and bad decisions will actually happen.
A free iOS app that scans food barcodes or ingredient labels and classifies products as Halal, Mushbooh, Haram, or Unknown.
A pre-release perception and guidance layer for autonomous aircraft that uses event-camera data to estimate motion and issue guidance commands alongside a PX4 autopilot.
The Unified Harness Protocol is a draft open standard for running agent harnesses such as Codex, Claude Code, and Hermes through one interoperable HTTP interface.
A Japanese guide to ASD, ADHD, SLD, and DCD, with explanations of diagnosis, consultation routes, support systems, work, and practical aids.