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A Spanish workshop restores genuine aircraft parts and turns them into commissioned furniture and objects, including trolley minibars, cockpit instruments, propellers, seats, and cargo doors.
An experimental web atelier that treats interface design like a handmade junk journal, complete with patches, frayed edges, annotations, and loose threads.
An unofficial fan-run archive where people photograph, measure, rank, and submit their oversized fountain drinks, slushes, and layered soda combinations.
A public evidence project tests 30 AI products against five criteria for agency: looping, tool choice, real-world action, error recovery, and unsupervised operation.
A Japanese-English photography archive about night landscapes, earth traces, remote islands, caves, and the meeting point between terrestrial forms and cosmic light.
A local-first macOS and Windows dictation tool that removes filler words, shapes rambled speech, and types the polished result into whatever app holds your cursor.
An open, non-official tracker of the 10 August 2026 earthquake, collecting affected locations, municipal records, official notices, shelters, aid points, and ways to help.
An interactive map of every parcel publicly owned in Davidson County, classified by category, restrictions, and council district.
Enter a birth date to see the moon’s phase on every birthday, then turn the result into a shareable card or a $5 printable keepsake.
An interactive explorer of 819,323 New York City dog-license records, with name rankings, breed comparisons, neighborhood clusters, trends, and heatmaps.
A PayPal-branded page presents a 100 USDT invoice, wallet address, transaction ID, and an urgent payment confirmation flow.
A Melbourne atelier turns pet photographs into numbered embroidered portraits on made-to-order garments.
A detailed Palworld reference catalogue covering pals, items, skills, habitats, breeding, bosses, and raid planning.
A server emulator that lets the long-retired MSN Explorer 9 complete its installation and sign-in flow again.
A live disaster-supply coordination page listing what shelters and collection points currently need, alongside road conditions for reaching them.
A polished satirical institute devoted to Professor Ramon Ray, a supposedly unrivaled authority on “Woman.”
An absurdly overbuilt interactive monument to Ryan Bounds, with heroic personas, a random myth generator, adventure archives, and a playable rescue game.
A free voice-first AI tutor for blind and low-vision students in India, built around 950+ NCERT chapters in English, Hindi, and Urdu.
An interactive Lagos trading game asks players to borrow ₦20,000, trade across markets for 30 days, and repay the debt before it wins.
A playful bounty board of 42 open problems in mathematics, computer science, physics, biology, and philosophy, complete with copyable prompts for humans and AI systems.
Talebrix turns a spoken story invented at the kitchen table into a printed, illustrated, bound picture book with the child’s name on the cover.
A $2 USDC rock that an AI agent can buy over the x402 protocol and own forever.
A true-scale solar-system calculator that turns a chosen length into honest planet sizes, distances, and printable model sheets.
A searchable digital corpus of Greek and Latin passages about women whose deaths carry moral, political, religious, or exemplary significance.