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A Stamford neighborhood campaign documents its account of overnight industrial work at 650 Atlantic Street and offers residents ways to respond.
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Red Lark Workshop’s free political print archive
A multilingual archive and workshop for political graphics connected to social movements in India, with material visitors can browse, print, and create.
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Somos por Naturaleza: life on La Honda’s hillside
A community project in Manrique La Honda, Medellín, working on safe spaces, environmental risk management, arts, crafts, and recreation.
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Threat Atlas India: cyber risk with sources attached
A set of interactive explainers tracks ransomware, cybercrime and reporting rules affecting Indian organisations.
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Tonal: a community-recorded Eggon language archive
Tonal invites Eggon speakers to record, check, and share words and sentences, with material also feeding a children’s learning app.
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The internet’s most pointless queue
A shared online line lets visitors take a number, wait their turn, and discover what is behind a mystery door.
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Booklibre: the photo-book maker that shows its rejects
Free, open-source desktop software turns a folder of photographs into a print-ready photo book, with a PDF you can take to any print shop.
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Dallas Early Vote: the live count
An unofficial Dallas County election tracker for early-vote totals, vote-center information, and races on the ballot.
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FoldEngine makes protein science show its working
A protein-simulation project for Apple devices that pairs its published figures with limits, data digests, and commands for reproducing them.
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Glaze: an operating system for the Casio BE-300
Glaze is a from-scratch microkernel OS for the Casio BE-300, with a browser-based emulator and an interface inspired by the first iPhone.
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gohanSim: Japan’s food, fast-forwarded
An interactive data story simulates how a real valley in Niigata and Japan’s food supply could change on the way to 2060.
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The Laundesigns sign mystery
An open research file documents cartoon laundromat signs from the early 1960s and traces what is known about their maker.
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Quick Wins: 35 tiny games with a sharp sense of mischief
A browser collection of 35 free, one-thumb mini-games, each introduced with a gesture and a quick objective.
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Rota da Democracia: a route to the ballot box
A Brazilian election-day civic guide that estimates a quieter time to vote and pairs it with transit directions and free neighborhood carpools.
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Cryptids R Us: The tour where the cryptid sees you
A faux newspaper for a fictional travel agency run by cryptids, offering six expeditions to meet the creatures people usually claim not to have seen.
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Ec(h)osystem: a cave you explore by snapping
Enchoi Games presents an audio-driven underground exploration game, with a playable browser prototype built around echolocation.
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The Green Book Atlas maps 68,330 historical listings
An interactive atlas organizes listings from 24 surviving editions of The Negro Motorist Green Book and Travelers' Green Book, with maps, datasets, and OCR transcriptions.
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The private key was 4
A browser and terminal test checks whether a client accepts a certificate chain signed with a compromised certificate authority key.
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The Returning Planes’ trading-strategy crash reports
An open research notebook that tests trading strategies and publishes explanations of the ones that fail.
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US AI Data Center Atlas
An interactive atlas maps US AI data-center campuses and tracks their planned capacity, power sources, construction stages, and permitting risks.
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Inside a Nuclear Reaction
An interactive guide lets readers explore how a neutron hitting a nucleus can produce different outcomes, and how the INCOGNITA engine calculates them.
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I Hate Warschauer Str
A free browser game turns the walk home from a specific Berlin station into a pixel-art gauntlet.
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Agent Omega’s open-source repair demo
An engineering demonstration of an AI system that localizes bugs, proposes patches, writes regression tests, and checks its work for open-source projects.
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Bureau of Ordinary Concern
A fictional immigration bureau examines deportation rhetoric and racial profiling through mock case files, guidance bulletins, and an anonymous reflection form.