Map News: Current Events, Plotted
A collection of maps that locates current news and public-interest data, from bear incidents and traffic deaths to Olympic medals and Nobel laureates.
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A collection of maps that locates current news and public-interest data, from bear incidents and traffic deaths to Olympic medals and Nobel laureates.
An interactive 3D viewer for exploring molecules, then zooming through atoms, nuclei and protons toward the Planck length.
A practical guide for Muslims in Australia, covering what to do after a death, Islamic funeral rites, and where to find local funeral services and cemetery information.
A Kazakhstan field-recording project shares natural-water tracks and guides about choosing steady sounds for sleep and tinnitus masking.
A browser-playable nonogram game where each solved puzzle lights up a house in a nighttime city.
A Taiwan-focused guide to AI tools, one-person business setup, and reported workflows, with source labels and practical case writeups.
Pillowslayer presents STRATA, a pillow made of 100 removable layers that users adjust over a series of mornings.
A browser-based drawing tool with 13 brushes that make strokes behave like materials such as metal, glass, clay and plastic.
A free guide to certified well-water labs, public test results, and what private-well owners should test for in the US and Canada.
A command-line toolchain that turns a layered character painting into Spine 4.3 skeleton data and a model playable in a web page.
A free show-jumping tool for photographing a course map, drawing a route and strides, recording a voice brief, and reviewing a round fence by fence.
A free outdoor reference for fishing limits, hunting seasons, and lake and river levels across eight U.S. states and Ontario and British Columbia.
A repository-based work tracker for agent teams that ties completion to commits and sends decisions awaiting human approval to the front of the queue.
A promotional site for a turn-based horror JRPG set in an 1894 projectionist’s house, where five visitors search for glass slides before the building is demolished.
A free browser-based transcription editor that processes audio locally and exports timestamped transcripts or subtitle files.
Tenax backs up Postgres and MySQL running in Kubernetes to S3-compatible storage, then restores a selected point in time to a sandbox or other destination.
A digital archive traces the Bick family of Łódź through photographs, documents, testimony, music, and classroom lessons.
An archival research service that traces factual claims back through documents and reports where the evidence stops.
A phone-based sky-identification app that labels nearby aircraft and drones, satellites and debris, planets, and deep-space probes.
An upcoming iPhone and iPad game casts you as a reality-TV producer, deciding what airs, what gets cut, and who gets the villain edit across three seasons.
A collection of interactive explainers that uses everyday machines to show how their parts and mechanisms work.
A story-and-gameplay showcase for a turn-based JRPG set in a floodplain city carried on the backs of 90 giant water buffalo.
A Shangri-La riding club offering guided rides from one-hour beginner outings to three-day horseback camping trips.
Aareschloufe sells a pair of hand-cast concrete bookends modeled on the entry and exit stairs used by swimmers along Bern’s Aare.