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대센여지도: Korea’s Data-Center Conflict Map
A public Korean archive mapping data centers, their development stages, nearby housing, disputes, official responses, and reported outcomes.
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The Thirty-First Day
An independent, reproducible study models what happens when dormant genesis charters in a fictional reserve protocol become reportable at once.
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Dayclip: One Specimen, One Day
An interactive 24-hour exhibit folio where visitors pin a single specimen card into today's local-day folder.
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DCTaxWatch.org — The Green Postcard Decoder
A Douglas County, Nebraska civic guide that translates proposed property-tax notices into plain English and points residents toward hearings, protest windows, and public officials.
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DeskTester: 53 Ways to Interrogate Your Hardware
A free browser-based suite for checking microphones, webcams, speakers, keyboards, mice, controllers, screens, touch devices, and printers.
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dictor, the offline Windows dictation tool
A Windows utility that turns speech into text wherever the cursor is, including Word, browsers, Telegram, and code editors.
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Dinner Truce, for when nobody will pick a restaurant
A group dinner-voting tool that turns competing appetites into a shared shortlist.
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Distill: The Source-Moving Data Pipeline
A prelaunch data tool that turns statistics portals, filings, tariff workbooks, PDFs, and other unstable sources into records with extraction provenance.
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Draw a Horse · Race Your Doodle
A browser game where you draw a questionable horse, name it, and race it for 100 metres.
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DrawPixel Turns Ordinary Images into Tiny Pixel Characters
A browser-based pixel-art converter that transforms photos into downloadable transparent PNGs.
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D-REC, the offline recorder built for the set
A recorder that ties live transcription to slate timecode, lets you rewind by sentence, and sends markers into DaVinci Resolve.
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DropPerch watches the long fall of an expired domain
A domain watchlist that reads registry status through RDAP and emails when a name moves toward release.
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Duke Decode: Russian open-data investigations
A Russian-language archive of short investigations into aircraft, ships, stations, registers, decrees, technology, and other real-world objects.
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Échappement Opens the Watch Before It Sells It
A Besançon auction house for vintage watches, clocks, marine chronometers, and workshop tools.
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The Electronic Refund That Opens on UnionPay
A domain named Electronic Refund presents a UnionPay-branded page containing an exposed insurance-policy lookup and alarming payment language.
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Embroidery Garden Tam Coc Turns a Four-Generation Craft Into a Quiet Travel Experience
A family-run Tam Coc garden where visitors can watch traditional Vietnamese embroidery, learn beginner stitches, drink tea, and take home a small handmade piece.
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Emma R. Hinton Writes Austen Back Into the Present
A writer’s home for Jane Austen essays, Northeast travel journals, parlor games, and a forthcoming Caroline Bingley-inspired romance trilogy.
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Emoji Script, a browser compiler where the punctuation is emoji
A free, no-installation playground that turns emoji symbols into executable scripts directly in the browser.
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entei: The Chilean Mobile-Network Field Guide
An educational publication explaining mobile networks in Chile through spectrum, towers, coverage, speed, geography, and measurement.
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Envonetic Puts Failure Detection Inside the Machine
Envonetic designs edge-AI failure-detection systems for industrial machines, combining sensor placement, detector strategy, and FPGA deployment.
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LibreWaterNet: water-network modelling in the browser
An open, community-owned tool for drawing, solving, and exchanging water-network models without an account.
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epieditor: the Word-to-FHIR round trip
A regulatory editing workflow that turns FHIR ePI data into a tracked-changes Word document, then returns only the edited sections with a comparison report.
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Equal Earth Map: The Map Projection Lab
An interactive map lesson that demonstrates how Mercator and other projections distort the apparent size of countries.