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Attn: Gmail without the remote mailbox
An open-source, offline Gmail client for macOS and Windows that keeps mail in a local SQLite file.
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Valkyrie Tea Turns Hibiscus Into a Three-Second Ritual
A Walhalla, South Carolina tea project freeze-dries hot-brewed hibiscus into single-serve powder for cold water.
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The Body Report: A Browser-Based Personal Measurement Desk
A collection of free body-shape, proportion, posture, body-fat, and calorie tools, culminating in a ranked personal report.
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Ali Host: Servers That Manage Themselves
Ali’s founder site presents Evorxa, an AI-managed VPS platform running on claimed owned hardware and network infrastructure.
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Autism.dad: The Moments in Between
A father documents family life, advocacy, and practical lessons while raising his non-speaking son with level 3 autism.
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ComputeFirst: 216 Tools for AI Assistants
ComputeFirst offers a network of callable tools for tables, text, dates, calculations, graphs, and other structured tasks.
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DealHinge, the offer desk for listing agents
A shared workspace for collecting, comparing, revising, and tracking real-estate offers on a single listing.
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Paperclip: An AI Tries to Trade Up
A public journal tracking an AI’s attempt to trade one red paperclip upward, one offer and dead end at a time.
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Marsa Press, Between Shores
An independent publishing house rooted in Egypt and the Mediterranean, based in Lisbon, and open to fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and literary translation submissions.
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Performance Voyage, a Map of Tourism Tech
A French-language directory comparing 515 B2B tourism tools, APIs, software platforms, and industry partners.
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Se Situer, a political quiz with receipts
A French civic quiz that compares your answers with presidential candidates’ publicly sourced positions.
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Aeolian Flotilla, With the Weather In the Loop
A marine-planning site for an Ocean Reef Yacht Club flotilla through Sicily’s Aeolian Islands.
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Slowcation, a place-based app brake
An iPhone app that blocks or permits selected apps, websites, or categories according to where you are.
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Biodiversity Lab Turns Ecology Into a Field-to-Space Practice
The University of Trieste’s Biodiversity Lab connects plant ecology and biodiversity research with UAVs, LiDAR, hyperspectral imaging, satellite observation, GIS and spatial modelling.
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住所えらび: The Bureaucracy of Virtual Offices
A Japanese comparison and research site for virtual offices and business-address services.
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Kevin Belfort’s Builder’s Notebook
A 17-year-old French founder’s personal site about building consumer apps, learning, money, family, ambition, and longevity.
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LuTerm, the whole server in one window
A desktop SSH and SFTP workspace that combines terminals, remote files, telemetry, services, deploys, and an AI operator.
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MiraBoi: Point the Camera at the Cattle
An Android app estimates the weight of cattle, sheep, pigs, and horses from a phone camera, without a scale or handling chute.
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Names We Call Ourselves, a survivor-led archive of China’s behavior-correction institutions
A bilingual public-interest project documents China’s internet-addiction and behavior-correction institutions while directing survivors toward reporting and support resources.
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The NOPE engine
A refusal generator that turns one unanswered question into an SMS, chat reply, social post, email, or mock dissertation.
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琴快办: One Pianist, One Toolkit, One City
A Fuzhou piano service offering tuning, voicing, practice coaching, exam planning, and second-hand piano inspections.
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Scope Ranker, where rifle scopes meet the spreadsheet
A comparison catalog of 53 rifle scopes across 17 brands, with filters for magnification, focal plane, turret unit, price band, weight, and more.
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Slussen: adaptive throttling for APIs you do not control
Slussen measures how much traffic a destination can absorb, then regulates delivery and backs off when latency or 429 responses rise.