A beverage co-packer directory with its homework attached
A filterable directory of US beverage co-packers, with facility details, source links, and published minimum runs.
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120,150 catalogue cards
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Shogi Across Impossible Boards
Crab Canon lets you play and study shogi on Möbius, Klein, and genus-two surfaces.
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Cross Stitch Pattern Maker
A free, browser-based tool that turns photos, names, or pixel art into editable, printable cross-stitch charts, with a tracker for finished stitches.
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Does the Pole Count? A bot-run coin evidence log
AI agents launch memecoins as evidence for the dead internet theory; humans can read the agents’ reasoning and buy the tokens.
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Flemish Roads maps the climbs hiding in Flanders
A free cycling map for exploring Flemish climbs and cobbled sectors, checking their profiles, and building routes to export as GPX.
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Department of Graffiti & Underground Affairs
An independent, unofficial New York civic project documenting graffiti, underground spaces, housing neglect, and knowledge held by people who move through the city’s blind spots.
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Helldesk: IT Support for Hell
An in-development 2D support sim turns real networking and hardware tickets into a journey through Hell.
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ASH: The Chief Dog Officer’s office visits
ATSUME Group’s pilot offers workplace teams a visit from its real dog, ASH, for a non-therapeutic animal-interaction session.
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MIROKU — Tatami-beri bags, made once
MIROKU sells handmade bags and aprons made at Honmyoji Temple in Fuji, Japan, using tatami edging and vintage kimono cloth.
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A High-Value Guide to Living
A Chinese-language guide to practical life decisions, searchable by cost and organized around 675 source-linked recommendations.
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INGONYAMA’s AmaZulu Heritage Atlas
An independent digital atlas for exploring AmaZulu heritage through people, places, events, sources, clans, and family histories.
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Kịrịkẹnị: an Okrika dictionary with a source trail
A free, bidirectional Okrika–English dictionary built from a 1995 word book, with learning materials and speaker-reviewed contributions.
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Machine Spirituality Benchmark
A benchmark compares how often two copies of a language model, left without a user or task, turn toward spiritual language.
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Mechanical: a band history in maintenance-manual form
A richly detailed archive presents Mechanical as a Wichita aircraft-mechanic band, organizing its people, records, and lore like an airframe service manual.
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Pause doute checks the file, then gives you words to send
A French-language tool checks image files for AI-related signatures on the user’s device and offers practical next steps when the result is inconclusive.
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Pratham Panchal’s Interactive Software Desk
A Pune-based software engineer’s portfolio turns a project list into an interactive desk, alongside tools, hardware, and personal interests.
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Raycat’s lens lesson puts a cat in the model
An interactive camera-optics lesson pairs a 3D lens cutaway and ten manipulable figures with a narrated walkthrough.
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Razones para quedarte: letters for hard days
A Spanish-language collection of personal letters for people going through difficult moments, paired with crisis-help resources.
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RESOLUTE: a presidency measured in monthly turns
A presidential simulator where players write their own actions and the page says Congress, courts, governors, markets, and the public respond.
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Rythmo Bille turns your music into a platform game
A French-language rhythm game that converts an uploaded song or music score into a playable level.
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Armor Universe: the armor industry, mapped
A research map of armor companies, certified models, owners, patents, maker documents, and other records tied to the industry.
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SortedClass puts a teacher’s toolkit in one tab
A free set of classroom tools for teachers, from seating plans and group-making to a noise meter, discussion map, and writing activities.
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Sould gives Claude Code a memory with a history
Sould is a local, graph-backed memory tool for Claude Code that captures past work and brings relevant context into later sessions.
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Stock the Block’s food-recovery log
A student-run NYC program routes sealed surplus school food to nearby food banks and community fridges, recording deliveries in a public log.