MEME: Squeezable Peanut Butter, Apparently
A handmade peanut-butter project selling two 16-ounce flavors in squeeze bottles.
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Meta Awards Counts the Game-of-the-Year Era
A searchable awards database and magazine that aggregates Game of the Year picks from 3,008 outlets across 95 countries, covering 2003–2026.
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MOTIVE: A Psychology & Criminology Field Study
An interactive site about memory, decision-making, social behaviour, and crime, combining short experiments with documented case files.
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Sal y Café: una cafetería de seis metros cuadrados que sigue las olas
Una van de café de especialidad recorre playas de Argentina, Chile, Perú y Ecuador con espresso recién molido y Uma como jefa de recepción.
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The Shoebox Museum asks family paper to prove itself
An archival service turns inherited diaries, letters, ledgers, and recipe cards into private, source-traced exhibitions.
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A Charity Careers Page for a Town That Wants You Forever
The Tally presents an in-world recruitment page for Donation Associates at Providence, a charitable settlement where housing, meals, and permanent belonging come with the job.
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Textbook Evidence: What Pakistan’s schoolbooks actually say
A page-cited study compares 167 Pakistani school textbooks across five boards, seven measures, and 25,740 printed pages.
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The Indie Press: Edition №004
A daily publication tracking the strange mechanics, business signals, and recurring patterns of solo-built internet projects.
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trua — One Person, One Finished Evening
A Norwegian dating ritual that gives each participant one text-based match, one place, and one time every Wednesday.
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The VO2 Cup: San Francisco’s Six-Month Fitness Gamble
A 200-person San Francisco competition uses lab-measured VO2 max percentiles to determine who wins a Tesla or $50,000.
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The sculptor’s archive, mapped across seven countries
An Italian-language digital archive of sculptor Antonina Wysocka-Jonczak, cataloguing her sculptures, paintings, drawings, series, exhibitions, and outdoor works.
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Saathi, the phone your parent can simply talk to
Saathi presents Pip, a voice-based Android companion for older adults that understands Hindi, Hinglish, and English while giving family members control over risky actions.
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زيد, a programming language written in Arabic
زيد is an Arabic programming language with a browser-based interactive session, Arabic syntax, examples, and error messages.
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Notcross — A Place Imagined
A satirical visitor guide to Notcross, Georgia, where four decades of civic planning supposedly give way to actually building a downtown.
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Avalanche MCP Puts an Avalanche Stack in Your Agent
An open-source, read-only Model Context Protocol server lets AI clients search Avalanche documentation, inspect live chain data, and generate technical workflows.
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BeetleWatch Victoria, the 1999 Threat Unit
A fictional community advisory site issuing an amber alert, collecting beetle sightings, and restricting access to its case files.
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boesreport — Barack Obama Elementary building conditions
A parent-maintained Richmond record tracking mold, HVAC failures, lab testing, maintenance spending, and the reopening crisis at Barack Obama Elementary.
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Bray.today, a pocket bulletin for trains, tides, weather and diversions
A daily Bray digest that gathers railway departures, sea conditions, weather notices and local entertainment into one compact page.
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Computers of Compassion: El Paso's Neighbor-to-Neighbor Computer Bench
A Christian charity collects unwanted computers in El Paso, refurbishes them, and gives them free to local students and seniors who need one.
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Check On Him: The Gap Is Shorter Than You Think
A suicide-prevention page for American men that combines a live death count, plain-language context, and immediate ways to get help or reach someone at risk.
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Countime maps the federal prison-camp system for families
A calm, practical guide to 84 federal minimum-security camps, medical centers, and holding facilities, with handbooks, a surrender checklist, and plain-language explanations.
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どこだ？パパ — a hospital-search picture book
A Japanese picture book made by three fathers who have experienced cancer treatment, inviting children to look for Papa while learning about hospitals.
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DotRace, the pencil-and-paper race with a dashboard
A browser-based reconstruction of the classic squared-paper racing game, where every move carries momentum into the next.
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Drop7 Research: Can Chance Be Outsmarted?
An open research project investigating how well autonomous strategies can play the puzzle game Drop7.