MAST: Seeing Past the Left-Turn Blind Spot
A Melissa student's traffic-safety project explores using radar to help left-turning drivers see oncoming cars hidden by an opposing turn queue.
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Nɛpɛm puts Kenyang learning under community review
A free Kenyang tutor pairs sentence-building and two-person games with a way for speakers to contribute words and corrections.
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Nightprint turns software architecture into runnable machines
An interactive browser explainer traces software architecture patterns as 3D machines, starting with a request moving through hexagonal architecture.
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Settler Violence: a map and incident ledger
A multilingual project maps and documents settler attacks in the occupied West Bank, tracking reported outcomes.
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Tomorrow, Inc. Keeps Rebuilding Tomorrow
A satirical web-history tour presented as a tech company that has been promising the future since 1991.
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Who’s Behind? follows the web’s public-record fingerprints
The site publishes open-source investigations tracing websites, online networks, and campaigns to the people and companies behind them, using public records and saved evidence.
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ADU Potential Atlas
An open-data explorer estimates where accessory dwelling units could fit across Greater Cleveland and how current or proposed rules affect that potential.
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Bay Shore in Minutes: a bilingual school-board record
A bilingual guide to Bay Shore Board of Education meetings, with meeting records, issue histories, and trustee attendance.
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BC Gov Directory preserves a searchable government roster
An independent site republishes an archived BC public-service directory and collects publicly released government FOI packages.
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Vitrola puts a São Paulo turntable on your Mac
Vitrola is a Mac wallpaper app that animates a 1979 Technics turntable in sync with music playing in Spotify or Apple Music.
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Winnie-the-Pooh at 100
An interactive centenary tribute pairs the 1926 story and illustrations with a gallery, animated book, and playful ways to send messages.
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IGNEOUS: adopt a rock on Solana
IGNEOUS offers procedurally generated rocks to adopt, with SOL-fee actions and a geological record of each rock’s stillness.
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Kitnerboy Redoubt: the safe-rating desk that refuses “impregnable”
An independent reference site for burglary- and fire-resistant safes, with maker listings, rating explanations, technician links, and a historical brochure archive.
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Missing Twenty: the revenue yardstick
An in-page calculator compares annualized revenue figures across different time windows and treatments of partner sales.
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Sprueline: a five-centimeter war across the family home
A first-person shooter pitch where Green Army and Tan Army battle 32-versus-32 across a family’s house, recast as a miniature continent.
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The Civic Archive: a public-record reading room
A searchable guide to congressional and state legislative activity, district information, campaign funding, and ballot races.
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Gildfolio, an RPG inside a fading painted book
A turn-based, single-player RPG follows Mirza Lal through nine folios of a 99-page painted world, using five pigments to fight and make choices.
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KOINO Energy’s 400,000 volts of retro-web nonsense
A Dutch parody energy-company homepage packed with fake utilities, office chaos, and unapologetic 1990s web styling.
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Let Farmers Fly: farm funding, with drone rules attached
A free finder for farm grants, cost-share, loans, and tax rules, focused on Washington and Oregon and including guidance on when drones may qualify.
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Low Poly Pictures puts 1995 3D Movie Maker in your browser
A browser-based revival of Microsoft’s 1995 movie-making program, for building, playing and exporting simple 3D movies.
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Lana: a workbench for phonetic analysis
A free, open-source workbench for analyzing speech audio and building word, phone, and speaker tiers for TextGrid export.
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OpenMTV: Mad TV, rebuilt for modern systems
A native reimplementation of Rainbow Arts’ 1991 TV-station management game, with online multiplayer for two or three players.
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Incident Map turns field reports into an incident record
Incident Map is an incident-coordination tool for agencies, combining a map for command staff with a phone-based reporting workflow for crews.
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Forever Machines: a growing collection of sound instruments
A browser-based collection of playable sound machines, with controls for layering, recording, and MIDI/Ableton use.