BrickDOS: A LEGO PC That Boots Into DOS
A fully functioning 1990s-style computer built inside a LEGO case, with real hardware, a retro interface, and classic PC games.
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A fully functioning 1990s-style computer built inside a LEGO case, with real hardware, a retro interface, and classic PC games.
A 100% virtual cybersecurity conference and capture-the-flag competition scheduled for January 2027.
A free, browser-based toolkit for shop math, machining calculators, technical references, and practical guides.
A desktop Qwen3-TTS app for choosing, designing, and cloning voices without opening a terminal.
A personal creative hub for Nova Ray's writing, poetry, music, witchcraft projects, digital garden, chess interests, and collection of unusual websites.
A USC undergraduate researcher’s personal site for computational-psychiatry projects involving speech, reward learning, brain circuits, and open-source clinical tools.
A 36-tool civil-engineering toolbox for quick structural, materials, foundation, earthwork, and hydraulics calculations.
A turn-based number puzzle where dropping a tile can trigger cascading clears across its row or column.
A Rangsit art studio where Gift Kitiya teaches painting, paper craft, travel sketching, and NeuroDrawing.
Crest is a native browser for Mac, iPad, and iPhone built around isolated Spaces, a calm sidebar, Peek, command-first browsing, and standards-based WebExtensions.
A personal hub for a Longview, Washington builder’s software ventures, books, instruments, woodworking, and language projects.
A source-backed database for comparing AI data-center cooling architectures, suppliers, products, technologies, and deployments.
A multi-surface anti-deception project combining an interactive ARG, evidence and recovery resources, current-events field notes, essays, and a discussion commons.
An offline-first, multilingual point-of-sale and inventory app for small shops, handling sales, stock, debts, payments, and reports.
An author site for I Nailed It. Period., a memoir that uses the ten steps of a nail appointment to explore addiction, bipolar disorder, motherhood, loss, faith, and healing.
A Spanish-language golf companion that gives GPS distances and club suggestions through AirPods, even without mobile coverage.
A kid-friendly field guide to 2,000 fish, with profiles covering habitat, diet, behavior, and place in the tree of life.
An open benchmark measuring whether language models can diagnose, rewrite, and improve the executable harnesses that run AI agents.
A fictional parody tabloid that investigates hats, iced coffees, tooth gaps, houseplants, and other supposedly suspicious Britney evidence.
Familiar is a Windows desktop companion that talks by voice or text, reacts with a face and voice, and carries memories between conversations.
A live map for drone pilots that tracks GPS jamming and spoofing across European airspace.
A free weekly email for new freight brokers, dispatchers, and owner-operators, covering rates, carrier vetting, detention, and getting paid.
A LINE-based service that sends Tokyo residents one ready-to-book, weekend solo hot-spring trip each Friday.
A local developer tool that turns a Git branch into a live review page before a force-push, pull request, or merge.