High Couch Archive: The Film That Never Was
A fan-made archive for an imaginary 1980 film adaptation of Janet Morris’s High Couch of Silistra.
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A fan-made archive for an imaginary 1980 film adaptation of Janet Morris’s High Couch of Silistra.
A FAST NUCES Karachi final-year project for monitoring buildings with low-cost sensors, cloud risk analysis, and an augmented-reality view.
An unofficial live GitLab.com outage tracker that compares the status page with a public archive of infrastructure incidents.
A Canadian editorial laboratory examining candy through colour, texture, flavour, material, and design.
A Teluk Bakau, Bintan project documenting and teaching jong model-boat sailing, with youth programs, race records, history, and photographs.
An offline interactive study tool for Jordanian Levantine Arabic, covering the alphabet, numbers, phrases, vocabulary, pronunciation, flashcards, and quizzes.
A fictional digital museum of fire masks, imagined materials, rhythm patterns, and field fiction.
A daily public-record tracker measuring how the claimed renaming of Lake Ontario to Lake America is propagating through U.S., Canadian, state, maritime, and binational sources.
A free, unofficial timetable for Lindisfarne Festival 2026, covering nine stages with clash planning, group picks, maps, and offline access.
A free desktop app that serves local folders at localhost URLs and runs software projects with one click.
An interactive Mandelbrot viewer computes every frame on your GPU, with deep zoom, adjustable palettes, precision modes, and PNG export up to 32K.
A live auction lets brands claim individual mechanical-keyboard keys, add their logo, and keep the key until another bidder offers 10% more.
An open-hardware observatory that records, decodes, and checks satellite-navigation broadcasts.
An independent register lets families report people missing with a photograph, while readers search names and submit reports about people found after the Rasuwa flood.
Nepal Hackathon is organizing engineers, scientists, mappers, researchers, technology providers, donors, and other contributors around flood response and longer-term preparedness.
A Xi’an Jiaotong University ROBOCON team documents its quadruped robots, simulation work, field testing, competition results, and recruitment.
A curious converter that translates modern measurements into old Imperial units used by coopers, apothecaries, surveyors, and merchants.
A native two-panel macOS file manager built around keyboard control, verified copying, reversible operations, archives, servers, and batch actions.
An open-source correctness-testing tool for WebMCP apps that explores human-agent action orderings and checks business invariants.
Plain Rates compares currently effective utility tariffs hour by hour, tier by tier, so households can see how their rate plan changes the cost of electricity.
A browser-based One Piece Card Game platform with a guided tutorial, bot matches, timed human games, and a rules-aware deck builder.
A local-written guide to visiting Kazakhstan, covering apps, money, transport, food, manners, safety, budgets, and ready-made itineraries.
A live public board for searching, reporting, and updating missing-person cases after the Rasuwa flood.
A daily directory for finding open public bathhouses across Tokyo, with filters for amenities, neighborhoods, hours, and architectural details.