Avant/Gay Archive: collectible internet-art bloodlines
An interactive archive of internet art, memes, sprites, and NFTs, organized as collectible cards, an evolution chart, and reading notes.
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An interactive archive of internet art, memes, sprites, and NFTs, organized as collectible cards, an evolution chart, and reading notes.
A free, open-source desktop editor for rigging drawings into animated models, with PSD, Krita, Clip Studio, and Cubism project support.
An illustrated, interactive atlas follows coffee from seed and fruit through processing and roasting toward the cup.
A buyer in Grande Vitória invites dealerships to bid on a BMW 3 Series, with a Mercedes CLA 180 as the trade-in and offers ranked on a public scoreboard.
A personal finance notebook tracking saving, investing, EPF and taxes, with free calculators aimed at Malaysian readers.
A Bay Area coffee-delivery pilot lets supported AI agents build an order, quote its total, and hand off payment after the customer approves.
A free Korean-language browser game where you build an MMA promotion by signing fighters, booking cards, setting ticket prices, and running events.
An independent directory for finding Canadian public services, the bodies responsible for them, official links, and nearby places to go.
A free caregiver resource hub centered on a five-part binder checklist, a private peer group, and workshops on using AI to organize care.
A sourced guide connecting traditional Chinese instruments with their construction, playing techniques, musical works, concepts, and cultural context.
CJDbio describes a research biobank that follows people with CJD, healthy genetic-risk carriers and their relatives over time, collecting samples and data for research.
A Chicago campaign asking the city to ticket overflowing dumpsters on Sundays, backed by sanitation and 311 records.
A 2D fighting game where players answer coding questions at key moments using the same buttons they use to attack.
Copyr is a macOS file-copy app that can skip unreadable files, resume interrupted transfers, and report what happened; a Windows version is also listed.
A bilingual tactics game where two heroes roll, choose moves at the same time, and resolve the whole turn together—with a free browser demo.
A free online manual for people who want to heat, cool, or power a home with hands-on solar projects.
A precision-rifle app that turns target photos into shot-group statistics and organizes results across loads, barrels, and range sessions.
A plain-English guide to data-centre development in England and Wales, with questions residents and local groups can ask before plans are fixed.
An illustrated story uses a cardboard box, a cat named Teky, and a forest of animals to teach open-source concepts.
Free, no-sign-up simulations show how SAP processes move goods, create documents, change stock, and affect accounting.
Few Shots invites people to submit measurable improvements to open problems, with answers checked by code and records tracked through GitHub.
A browser-based indoor cycling game pairs real-world routes with smart trainers, letting riders compete with other people, bots, or their own past rides.
A free, local Python kit that tests invoice extractors against synthetic invoices with known ground truth and reports accuracy, detected defects, and silent errors.
A public-facing monitor presenting satellite fire hotspots alongside air-quality, weather, and fire-risk information, with a focus on Palangkaraya and Central Kalimantan.