Palestina Jardunaldiak: The Economy of Genocide and Complicit Companies
A Bilbao conference examining the role and responsibility of companies and other economic actors in the Palestinian context through legal, economic, and social perspectives.
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A Bilbao conference examining the role and responsibility of companies and other economic actors in the Palestinian context through legal, economic, and social perspectives.
A marriage-introduction service in which a vetted married woman conducts the conversation and background questions before making an introduction.
A set of free planning tools for Canadians living in the US, covering retirement, taxes, benefits, and cross-border account decisions.
An eight-session online seminar reads Plato’s “Parmenides” slowly and aloud, checking the Greek original while tracing the dialogue’s influence across 2,500 years of thought.
A payroll log for Philippine shops and households that tracks workdays, cash advances, bonuses, and payments.
A Spanish platform mapping livestock routes, watering points, rest areas, pasture listings, shepherds, and rural services for extensive livestock farming.
A one-person security studio finds web vulnerabilities, fixes them, and documents the diff, tests, and verification evidence.
A weekly, verified guide to roads, county decisions, openings, events, and family deadlines across Paulding County.
PawTada brings pet health records, routines, medications, appointments, and household coordination into one timeline.
An independent multilingual guide to Penela, Portugal, covering places to visit, local services, events, history, routes, and everyday life.
Intruder stages a London funeral for the once-a-year penetration test and pitches continuous, AI-assisted security testing in its place.
A free Windows app uses desktop pets to show whether Claude Code and Codex CLI agents are working, waiting, finished, or failed.
A Safari and Chrome extension lets teams select a faulty DOM element, capture its surrounding context, and pass a structured defect to an AI coding agent.
An in-person hidden-role game for 3 to 50 players, combining secret allegiances, witnessed dares, proximity-based phone mechanics, and table votes.
A European Portuguese course spanning everyday conversation, the CIPLE citizenship exam, and civic knowledge, with lessons that can adapt to each learner.
A fan-built archive reconstructs pre-order photocard sets, tracks identified cards, and helps collectors see what they are missing.
A free trio of poker utilities for dividing chips, learning hand rankings, and choosing whether to fold, call, or raise.
An interactive map locates each covered country’s point farthest from a drivable or public road.
A civic information project tracking New Zealand parliamentary bills, local-board decisions, and political events without commentary or endorsements.
An offline pool and hot-tub chemistry calculator that turns test readings into chemical doses for a specific volume.
An essay and research agenda about what happens to commerce when AI makes it inexpensive to verify economic claims.
A Russian-language essay project that starts with a stray thought and follows it into history, design, books, and overlooked details.
A collection of learning games for children from age two, designed to work without reading, sign-up, adverts, or adult help.
A phone-based party game where players sort cultural signals as “old money” or “new money,” then score by matching the room.