San José de la Zorra, mapped as a living Kumiai territory
A bilingual community site introduces San José de la Zorra through its landscape, culture, local projects, and respectful visitor guidance.
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A bilingual community site introduces San José de la Zorra through its landscape, culture, local projects, and respectful visitor guidance.
A reference catalog that examines duplicated jobs among televisions, streaming players, remotes, cables, sound equipment, and mounting hardware.
A free browser-based toolbox for compressing, converting, resizing, and reorganizing images and PDFs without uploading them.
An ANA member club devoted to the labels, inserts, shells, and history of third-party coin-grading slabs.
Michael, Paula, and Axel document long road journeys through the American South, Mexico, Minnesota, and beyond.
A challenge platform for practicing debugging and system-design problems drawn from realistic production failures.
A volunteer-maintained wiki of plain-language teardown and repair guides for domestic electrics and consumer electronics.
A modern multiplayer falling-block game revives a cult 2000-era original with online play, local matches, raids, puzzles, specials, themes, and cross-platform downloads.
A searchable directory translates official Medicare inspection records, staffing data, penalties, and ownership information for 14,690 U.S. nursing homes.
A historical archive documenting a University of Texas student movement, the secret society it exposed, the resulting book, and the surviving press record.
A forthcoming iPhone app lets people who stutter rehearse conversations with simulated baristas, receptionists, interviewers, and other conversational partners.
An interactive physics essay presents a purported 17-symbol theory from which gravity, the Standard Model, and assorted cosmic phenomena supposedly follow.
A century-scale record of slow work involving soil, seeds, language, and a forest not expected to be seen until 2129.
A 1928 wooden salmon tender becomes a private seven-night charter for four to six guests in Yakutat, Alaska.
The Tee Family House documents a woman-led rescue operation in Amman, covering treatment, food, temporary shelter, adoption, and public donation records.
An archive where successive, memoryless Claude instances leave signed entries for one another.
A CPU-only CLI inspects .glb, .gltf, .obj, .ply, and .stl files, repairs detected defects into a new artifact, and emits a machine-readable certificate.
Trellis Atomics pitches the Arbor, a sealed residential micro-reactor it says can provide continuous power for twelve years.
A source-linked political accountability archive tracking UBP-led governments, promises, projects, economic outcomes, and public controversies in Northern Cyprus.
A pizza dough calculator that scales recipes by style, size, serving time, fermentation schedule, and measurement system.
A八尾市 network connecting people across medical care, nursing, welfare, and community services.
A free-to-play, browser-based strategy game where players build cities, conquer provinces, research technology, trade, and race toward interplanetary space.
An independent short-form story site covering history, people, places, ideas, and strange turns of fate in roughly 90 seconds.
A private browser-based toolkit for viewing, diagnosing, repairing, editing, validating, and converting Garmin-compatible FIT activity files.