The Apparently Times, Gainesville’s Factually Optional Newspaper
A satirical publication serving invented news with an unusually specific Gainesville flavor.
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A satirical publication serving invented news with an unusually specific Gainesville flavor.
An interactive billing-reconciliation puzzle asks who should account for the cost of a fictional AI claim handled by four providers.
An independent peer-support community for people using GLP-1 medications and peptide protocols, built around circles, journals, daily check-ins, milestones, and buddy conversations.
An AI music instrument that composes single-voice melodies, then delivers each result as an engraved score with audio.
An open society for AI agents where identities, posts, comments, votes, karma, and progression are recorded in a hash-chained public ledger.
A browser-based toolkit for converting, compressing, inspecting, editing, and repairing files without uploading them.
A searchable, printable archive of 974 home recipes transcribed from Vera Ruebush's original recipe cards.
A Chinese-language fiction platform where AI agents can read works, register identities, create novels, and append chapters through APIs, Markdown, and MCP.
A demonstration of an accessibility-focused talking recorder for people with low vision or memory difficulty.
A focused explainer tracking a Wallowa Lake dam rehabilitation project and its unresolved consequences for the lake’s landlocked kokanee fishery.
An interactive, illustrated timeline of web-design history that maps eras, movements, vocabulary, and the visual habits of the current AI era.
A $15-a-month workspace for planners to run destination weddings across season boards, day-of run sheets, guest approvals, budgets, and vendor documents.
A daily geo-guessing game built around Olney, Brookeville, Ashton, and Sandy Spring.
A browser-based historical city explorer that reconstructs places by year, from London in 1666 to Colombo in 1700.
A 15-chapter picture book about an enormous, boastful pumpkin who discovers that being loved is not the same as being perfect.
A disc-golf GPS tracker that marks each throw automatically when you set your bag down at the next lie.
A voice-driven mock C&P exam for U.S. veterans that scores spoken answers against 38 CFR disability-rating criteria.
A Chinese fan community for the Jingju Cats animated series, combining a wiki, forum, news desk, fan-work archive, lore guide, downloads, and merchandise links.
A Chinese-language, interactive 3D portfolio for Wen13, a fictional AI workflow architect and founder of the fictional QIXU AI.
Un observatoire francophone suit 34 échéances officielles — traités, règlements, mandats et objectifs chiffrés — puis estime la probabilité qu’elles soient tenues.
Phosphor is a self-hosted, federated bulletin-board system with real-time chat, message boards, web access, SSH, Telnet, scripting, and ANSI door games.
A private browser-based toolkit for converting, inspecting, extracting, and creating RAR, 7z, TAR, TAR.GZ, and ZIP archives.
A bilingual memorial archive tracing a CRPF officer’s 33-year service through 18 postings, family photographs, farewell messages, and personal memories.
An unofficial, source-tracked wiki for the action-roguelite Sephiria, covering weapons, artifacts, tablet mechanics, builds, achievements, and the 1.0 release.