Leak Watch: Japan’s Incident Tracker
A Japanese-language tracker organizes public notices about data leaks, unauthorized access, and cyberattacks, with affected services and suggested user responses.
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A Japanese-language tracker organizes public notices about data leaks, unauthorized access, and cyberattacks, with affected services and suggested user responses.
A free digital academy and library built around the life and public work of Alabama judge William McKinley Branch.
An unofficial, free single-player game adapts the Curse of Strahd campaign into a turn-based RPG for macOS and Windows.
FlySalah plans in-flight prayer times, Qibla direction, and a jet-lag sleep schedule around a traveler’s route.
A digital film school describes practical filmmaking education, mentorship and workshops for emerging storytellers in Gaza.
A family of small TypeScript and WebGPU libraries for real-time sky rendering, aimed at accurate celestial positions and atmospheric effects.
A seven-stage birthday itinerary pairs local outings with choices, photo prompts, and small comic challenges.
PSPExp pairs a PSP with a small Linux board that runs games while the PSP supplies the screen, sound and controls.
A personal index of research write-ups on historical cryptography, game-playing AI, and mathematics, with browser-based demonstrations and playable projects.
Animated episodes explain mathematical results claimed by AI systems and track whether their proofs are public, peer-reviewed, or checked in Lean.
A translation library presenting Ming and Qing fiction in English alongside the Chinese original, with notes for modern readers.
A free, open-source indoor cycling trainer for Mac and phone, with smart-trainer controls, structured workouts, FTP tests and real-road routes.
A satirical photo-scanning experience that issues dogs a mock political determination.
A detailed, custom guide for four friends attending a taping of The Price Is Right for Jason’s birthday.
An open-source Mojo project for reproducing machine-learning training and inference results bit-for-bit across supported GPU hardware.
An interactive public-information site maps satellite-detected heat spots, air quality, smoke, and weather across Amazonas, with a focus on Manaus.
A sourced, whole-ocean data atlas tracking current conditions through maps, charts, and weekly measurements, with an El Niño focus.
A deadpan public research archive claims authority over every field, from pumpkin-spice geology to feline civic agency.
Stochastic Tarot turns theories of consciousness into an interactive deck, with cards on philosophical arguments, thought experiments, and common claims about AI.
A downloadable command-line monster explorer pairs folklore and classic-film lore with quizzes, games, and nightly rituals.
A prototype nonprofit newsroom for Houston and Harris County that brings local news, public records, meetings, and neighborhood information together on one front page.
An independent owners’ archive collects manuals, parts guides, magazine scans, histories, and DIY repair resources for discontinued Hobie boats.
A deadpan character site introduces Monty, a self-assured man living in an art deco penthouse 4,000 meters below the surface, through a dossier, mock statistics, and transmissions.
An October 2026 food guide ranking nine Jakarta dishes, with detailed reviews and references to follow-up video visits.