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Geeky Computer Services: The Archive of a Teenage Tech Business
A reconstructed archive of a computer repair and web-design business founded in Ludington, Michigan, in 2003 by a fifteen-year-old.
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ShiftZero moves A/B tests before the browser can blink
A self-hosted edge experimentation platform that rewrites HTML and hydration data before a page reaches the browser.
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GND Watch: The Pizza Surveillance Desk
A deadpan watchdog archive tracking rectangular pizzas, crust integrity, sauce levels, daily specials, and the minute-by-minute state of a local pizza ecosystem.
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Ham Browser: a web browser for amateur radio operators
A macOS and Windows browser that folds a QSO logbook, radio programmer, callsign lookup, and optional AI assistant into the browsing experience.
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HARDY Robotics Puts Dangerous Field Work on Four Wheels
A Ukrainian manufacturer presents modular ground robots for logistics, reconnaissance, evacuation, recovery, and strike missions.
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havn, the software that runs the night
A self-hosted operating system for nightclubs and festivals, combining memberships, ticketing, door scanning, point of sale, stock, credit, and reporting.
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Hawkshaw, the terminal diff reviewer
A fullscreen Git review tool that presents unstaged changes hunk by hunk and stages the index according to your decisions.
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Házi Aszaló’s Drying Assistant
A Hungarian home-drying shop built around an interactive guide to dehydrating fruit, vegetables, mushrooms, herbs, and berries.
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HVACSIM: The Service Call That Makes You Find the Fault
An interactive HVAC technician-training simulator built around residential air-conditioning service calls, meter readings, gauge pressures, and diagnostic evidence.
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iFunza Foundation’s ten-kilobyte lesson
A Kenyan education foundation delivers personalised tutoring to underserved learners over the phones and connections they already have.
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Infinity Books: Egyptian accounting that refuses to lose a ledger entry
An open-source, double-entry accounting system built around how Egyptian businesses actually handle their books.
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IPdeeznuts, Department of Questionably Necessary Internet Services
A free browser-based suite for network, email, developer, PDF, image, document, and data-formatting tasks.
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KillChains.com Turns Accountability Into a Systems Puzzle
A deterministic WebXR simulation asks players to inspect evidence, state their confidence, intervene in a synthetic chain, and compare the decision they made with the path not taken.
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Kova Signals — Public Records Turned Into Sales Feeds
Kova Signals filters government records into subscription feeds for businesses looking for customers who have a reason to act.
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LadderLens: A Browser-Based OT Plant Simulator
LadderLens lets users draw a P&ID, place controllers, write IEC 61131-3 Structured Text or Ladder Diagram logic, and run it against a simulated live plant.
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Nueva Arquitectura Guaireña: an atlas for rebuilding La Guaira
A Spanish-language architectural atlas and reconstruction proposal for La Guaira, Venezuela, covering its history, building patterns, prototypes, 3D model, and resilience.
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Lifer Turns Bird Sightings Into Books
Lifer transforms an eBird history into a continuing field journal, with an annual hardcover assembled from sightings, photographs, watercolor plates, and species indexes.
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不登校ママの待合室：学校に行けない子を見守る母の記録
不登校の子どもを見守る親に向けて、進路、通信制高校、親の会、制度、そして親自身の気持ちを綴る無料の体験ベース resource.
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Trident, a yacht-charter finance extension for Business Central
Trident turns charter payment schedules into ordinary Business Central sales invoices, reconciles client APA funds against reviewed expenses, and tracks whether each charter is ready to close.
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For Molly: The Peptide Lab That Died on Paper
A 15-year-old builder publishes the postmortem of a peptide-testing-lab idea he abandoned after a day of market research.
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The Monocle: a pocket instrument for issuing fiats
The Monocle is a button-operated pocket device with a camera and microphone that sends spoken requests to an agent, which then acts without carrying on a conversation.
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NoHitter Labs turns T1D care into tiny, kinder tools
NoHitter Labs makes playful web apps for type 1 diabetes families, including a courage game for site changes and a body-map tool for rotating pump, sensor, and injection spots.
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NoteKill, for messages with a built-in exit plan
NoteKill creates self-destructing notes, files, and chat rooms, encrypting content in the browser before sharing it through a one-time link.