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Shellby: Claude Code with a desktop hermit crab
Shellby presents a pixel hermit crab who runs Claude Code tasks on Windows, with parallel work, review, undo, and scheduling features.
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GitHub??: the duct-taped repository
A GitHub-shaped parody repository for the fictional schrottwerk industries, whose stated specialty is engineering things that should not work.
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GATC-S: A step-by-step dataset of coding-agent sessions
GOAT labs presents 4,317 recorded sessions from frontier-model coding agents, preserving their prompts, replies, tool calls, and failures.
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Southeast Asia Haze Map
A community page pairing hourly Singapore haze readings with a regional map of fires and air quality, plus practical guidance and news.
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HillScan Report maps risk around a Himalayan plot
A coordinate-based service offering plot-level land-risk reports for locations in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh.
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How It Ticks, a hands-on museum of how things work
An interactive collection of explainers lets visitors explore mechanics, digital systems, and artificial intelligence through small models and tools.
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How Many Exeggutors? — one card, 115 copies
A personal collection site tracks 115 copies of the same Alolan Exeggutor Pokémon card across five languages, with a 3D collection view and dated price references.
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Iron Curtain Call: a tin-can economy for cartoon-noir World War III
A showcase for a planned first-person shooter set in 1965, where players fight wind-up robots in a sarcastic alternate-history war.
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Japan Lost-Property Guide
A free Traditional Chinese guide helps travelers in Japan work out whom to contact after losing something, and what to do next.
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Justice Denied: The Film and Its Open Record
The official site for an independent documentary about Jestina Weems-Rosenduft’s decades-long effort to investigate her father’s death and pursue answers through film, art, and advocacy.
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Kamtopia, a scroll story of Kam culture
A multilingual guide to Kam people, traditions, architecture, music, food, crafts, language, and places across Guizhou, Hunan, and Guangxi.
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Hurricane Landfall Tracker
An address-level hurricane guide combining National Hurricane Center forecasts with local weather alerts and storm-surge information.
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A Pregnancy Timeline, One Small Change at a Time
John and Lindsay’s family journal shares pregnancy updates through a dated timeline, size comparisons, and notes about how they’re doing.
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Loudnik: a space shooter that fires music
A browser-playable retro space shooter where you restore silenced radio stations with music-powered weapons.
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A PSA interpreter built for the urologist’s office
A free calculator estimates prostate cancer risk from PSA results and other findings, then prepares a summary to take to a urologist.
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NaviGuider leaves the crossing decision to the traveler
NaviGuider is an engineering-stage walking guide for blind and low-vision travelers, combining route directions and obstacle awareness from a chest-mounted iPhone.
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Never Logged Off’s 1998 Internet
A Windows 98-era internet simulation built around a dial-up desktop called YOYO! Online.
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NYC Housing Data, with its footnotes intact
An independent project that lets readers explore New York City housing transactions alongside research explaining what property records can—and can’t—show.
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OpenMechanism draws how medicines work
A teaching resource with step-by-step, source-linked drawings of medicines acting in the body.
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Orbitry: a sourced map of human activity in space
Orbitry presents a live 3D globe of tracked satellites alongside information on lunar and Martian landing sites, deep-space probes, viewing passes, and an open API.
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Phasorium: Signal processing, made visual
A free library of visual signal-processing lessons, arranged from basic signals through applications such as radar.
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A World of Intangible Heritage, Built to Be Touched
A Chinese-language collection of 32 interactive activities exploring traditional crafts, customs, music, and other forms of intangible cultural heritage.
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A convention program for a motivational rock band
poweredbysheerrighteousness.com
A richly detailed, convention-program-style archive presents the history of Powered by Sheer Righteousness, a Dallas band said to have played sales conventions from 1984 to 1991.