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A searchable reading archive of DataLounge, preserving threads and posts from the message board's 1998–2026 run.
An Android app that turns assistant-generated code into private, offline, single-purpose apps built for one person.
Newsheen is a translucent cat lamp built around an ESP32-S3 puck that can run different firmware personalities and hardware add-ons.
An interactive dining ritual combines Thai food, fortune telling, art, technology, and table-sharing.
Cidra accepts software inventories, resolves products to CPE or PURL identities, and ranks vulnerabilities using exploitation evidence rather than severity alone.
A finite digital artwork made from 10,000 claimable cells, where ownership helps power a shared, block-driven circuit.
A detailed external compendium for the roguelike citybuilder Combolands, covering guilds, pairings, buildings, scoring systems, unlocks, ranks, and achievements.
A Spanish-language service measures whether real document collections are readable, extractable, privacy-safe, and sensibly chunked for AI systems.
A daily pricing tracker comparing 396 LLM models from 58 providers across token costs, context windows, workloads, and price history.
A browser-based calculator estimates galactic cosmic-radiation dose for flights, then tracks cumulative exposure in a local crew logbook.
A free training planner that builds athletic workout blocks for dads from the equipment, days, and minutes they actually have.
A map-driven field archive documenting hidden infrastructure, forgotten systems, unusual places, and the public records connected to them.
A public-data publishing studio that converts fragmented records into documented, analysis-ready datasets.
A UK-based studio builds alternative wedding websites, with templates from £149 and bespoke designs from £299, including hosting.
A Monroe, Ohio campaign opposing the city's 23-camera Flock Safety license-plate-reader contract.
A maritime laytime calculator that reads SOFs, NORs and charter-party terms, then produces a reviewable timesheet and demurrage or despatch calculation.
A browser-local tool that detects hidden text characters, image metadata, Content Credentials, and some provider-specific watermark signals.
A Warhammer 40,000 probability calculator that compares unit loadouts, targets, weapons, and attack sequences.
A public ledger where people pay £3 to admit, in 140 characters or fewer, why they never shipped a project.
A daily word game where players must reach visible target words through search queries without typing those words.
A free website-migration tester that compares source and target sites for missing pages, content drift, and visual regressions.
A macOS utility that scans storage, shows results as they arrive, and updates its disk map immediately when files are deleted.
A CS2 skin-trading parody that promises to turn expensive cosmetics into the worst items in the collection.
Physicist Emil Mottola explains gravitational condensate stars, a proposed alternative to black holes, through research papers, observations, and student material.