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Máthēma puts mathematics on the witness stand
A French-language popular mathematics magazine, with articles organized by topic and by secondary-school and college courses.
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Rose Associates at The Epic: an independent tenant record
A Manhattan tenant’s record of disputed rent figures, an automated payment message, and cited city violations at The Epic.
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사람 도감 — 빛의 표본실
A Korean-language reading archive traces characters’ choices across 52 stories from fiction, film, television, and history.
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A field guide to Scapewatch’s hidden math
An unofficial player guide that maps Scapewatch’s game systems and offers drop-odds, XP, and Fortify-planning tools.
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Selvedge & Sage’s quilting calculators
Five free calculators help quilters estimate fabric for backing, binding, borders, and quilt tops, with layouts and cutting plans.
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Lucie’s next steps after the “4/4 wound test”
Lucie describes a self-made reflection system and offers three downloadable tools for people who recognize themselves in an inner-child wound checklist.
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Sceneuron puts live signs on your camera
Sceneuron describes a Mac tool for adding live signs and captions to Zoom, Meet, Teams, or other video streams, controlled by a Stream Deck, gestures, voice, or AI.
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Sinreikai’s voice classes after laryngectomy
A Hyogo peer-support group lists local and online classes for people who have lost their voice after laryngectomy, alongside guides to speech methods and life after surgery.
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Sofia’s Crocheterie gives every critter a birthday
Sofia Rafi sells handmade crochet critters, made to order with their own names and birthdays.
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Statzel’s 261-method statistics toolkit
A free browser-based statistics app that lets users import data, choose an analysis, and view results without uploading the data, according to the site.
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Steadywag: a dog's care record with a missing instruction
Steadywag is a care companion for Theo, a dog with chronic illness, organizing records, check-ins, and questions for vet visits.
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SteonMod’s game-mixing routers
A Windows app in early testing that lets players combine worlds, characters, and creatures from games they own, then launch the mashup without coding.
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A Waterloo student pledge asks for public rules on weapons work
An open letter from University of Waterloo students sets boundaries for weapons-related work and asks the university to disclose how such projects are reviewed.
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Summit Fever: the summit is optional
A Colorado peak-planning resource with routes, trip reports, conditions, and check-ins for fourteeners and thirteeners.
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Tactoread: science you can hold
Tactoread presents a library and design workflow for making 3D-printable tactile models of science materials for classroom use.
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Minnesota Taíno Founding Circle
A community-led effort for Taíno people in Minnesota to find one another and shape local gatherings, learning, and cultural connection.
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Tele Plant Doctor: a crop check by phone
An FAO Nepal app that uses photos of sick leaves to suggest likely crop diseases and treatment advice in Nepali and English.
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The Castle List asks: how much castle is in that castle hotel?
A searchable directory of castle stays in Scotland and Ireland, with classifications for authenticity, sleeping arrangements, and price.
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Cresson Crossroads: a dated guide to a changing town
A local publication covering Cresson’s railroad history, development, roads, community resources, schools, and seasonal events.
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Graceland Too: an Elvis museum with a haunted-tour calendar
A history and visitor-memory site for the 1853 Holly Springs house that Paul MacLeod ran as an Elvis museum, with limited Halloween tours scheduled.
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Rift: Exposed
A timestamped product autopsy compares the Rift chat app’s homepage claims with its encryption and privacy pages, company record, and other cited sources.
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Trippy Plains, an FPV simulator with a flyable fractal
A Windows, Mac and iPhone FPV drone simulator with 15 worlds, 10 aircraft, and controls for RC transmitters, gamepads or keyboard.
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twentyfour26 turns STEP files into San Francisco-made parts
A San Francisco CNC shop uses software to check uploaded STEP files, quote suitable parts, and machine accepted jobs in-house.