Lembrar: João Divino Dorneles, Museu Eletrônico
A virtual museum documenting the life and democratic activism of Brazilian politician João Divino Dorneles.
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1945
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1946
The Human-Made Certification Mark
Made by a Humanity proposes a certification mark for products, software, writing, design, and other work made with accountable human involvement.
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1947
A Small, Careful Guide to Mobara Park
A Japanese-language walking guide to Chiba’s Mobara Park, covering its lake, seasonal flowers, routes, parking, access, and family facilities.
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1948
ModTamer: A Crash Test for Modded Minecraft
ModTamer isolates broken mods in Forge and NeoForge Minecraft packs, tests repairs, benchmarks performance, and validates updates without modifying the original server.
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1949
The Voinova Archive
A 30-year research archive seeking institutional placement for Anna Venidiktovna Voinova’s work on unresolved Russian н/нн orthography.
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1950
Next Eclipse — a total eclipse, second by second
An interactive visualization of the total solar eclipse on 12 August 2026, with a location-aware view of its phases.
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1951
NOOR: An Illuminated Codex of Light
An online Islamic history and learning library covering the Qur'an, prophets, Arabic, the Seerah, the Five Pillars, and children’s study.
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1952
Nuclear World, on Your Actual Street
A free MMO survival game set on a real OpenStreetMap map after nuclear war and an electromagnetic pulse.
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1953
The White Arch at Naruko Gorge
An independent travel guide built around Ofukazawa Bridge, with walking routes, autumn photography advice, access information, hot springs, crafts, and local food.
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1954
OligoDirect Puts the Price of a Lab Oligo on the Page
A research-ordering site for custom primers, probes, miRNA reagents, siRNA, and CRISPR guide RNA, with sequence-based pricing shown before checkout.
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1955
Papirologija: The Bosnia and Herzegovina Counter Guide
An unofficial, location-aware guide to administrative procedures across Bosnia and Herzegovina, covering documents, fees, deadlines, and payment instructions.
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1956
PegaInfer, an LLM engine built from scratch in Rust and CUDA
PegaInfer is a Rust-and-CUDA inference engine that serves models from Qwen3 through large Mixture-of-Experts systems via an OpenAI-compatible API.
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1957
PocketShell, a phone-sized window into your still-running terminal
PocketShell is a self-hosted mobile terminal that keeps work running in server-side tmux sessions while your phone disconnects, reconnects, and receives completion prompts.
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1958
POPONI: Street Heat from the 33-34
A one-person Moroccan streetwear studio selling hand-drawn graffiti tees, hoodies, prints, custom avatars, stickers, and live graffiti sessions.
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1959
Porcelain Pooetry: Forecasts for the Throne Room
A daily web app that pairs the local weather and air quality with a funny poop-themed poem, then reads it aloud in a choice of voices.
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1960
PrepShot Keeps Marketplace Photos on Your Machine
An offline browser tool that batch-prepares product photos for Amazon, Etsy, Shopify, eBay, and Walmart.
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1961
Dead Air: A Survival Server Broadcast from Knox County
An immersive Project Zomboid Build 42 survival server presented as a looping 1993 emergency broadcast from Knox County, Kentucky.
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1962
Project Noor — A School in a Suitcase
Project Noor packages a 20-tablet classroom, learning platform, AI tutor, local server, Wi-Fi, and solar power into one transportable case.
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1963
Pulsar Star, a Cocktail Book with a Family Constellation
A digital bar book by Naomi Christie-Joseph, pairing signature cocktails and mocktails with Guyanese drinks, family history, and mixology instructions.
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1964
Qemoravin — A Slow Reading of Computer Games
A four-person Sheffield games desk that publishes considered write-ups only after finishing a game, or reaching a declared hour count for open-ended games.
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1965
Rhythumb, a Calm Rhythm Fidget for Two Thumbs
An iPhone app that turns two-thumb tapping into evolving music and a short visual journey, entirely offline.
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1966
The Rift Sequence: A Science-Fiction Novel With an Evidence Archive
A companion site for Mattias Hjelmstedt’s novel The Fourth Visitor, built around 140 years of linked astronomical observations and the real disputes behind the story.
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1967
rigspec: Making AI Touch EDA, CAD, and Real Hardware
A Japanese technical journal about using Claude Code to automate EDA, CAD, FPGA tools, and a home-lab server.
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1968
Cherub, the Boat That Refused to Stay Sunk
A voyage and restoration story about Cherub, a Bermuda-built sailing boat preparing to cross the Atlantic under an all-female crew.