The Myrandel Crossing: a mystery aboard a 1927 ocean liner
A promotional site for a turn-based JRPG set during a seven-day voyage where the ship’s radio goes silent and the sea stops matching the atlas.
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Netdryrun puts routing changes through a lab before CI says yes
Netdryrun runs network changes in a containerlab topology, checks routing behavior, and can fail a CI job when an expected condition is violated.
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NONPK: The Internet’s Unrequested Time-Waster
A French-language collection of absurd mini-games, fake productivity tools, dubious excuses, and buttons that invite you to click them.
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The “Was That Saving Worth It?” Checker
A Japanese collection of calculators that weighs small savings against the time, effort, and other costs involved.
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Omega One Sounds: Kisumu’s sound system since 1983
A Kisumu sound company shares its history, live-event services, and a library of DJ mixes.
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Open Game Standards
An open standards project for connecting games to motion rigs, haptics, dashboards, and other hardware or software, centered on its OGS Telemetry Standard.
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Oregon Election Atlas
An interactive Oregon election site with district maps, voter-registration data, past results and an unofficial election-night tracker.
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Pan, Techo y Fuego: ordinary life across centuries
A bilingual history project follows one recurring family through the everyday work of eating, heating a home, healing, and earning a living in specific places and years.
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paper2epub turns research PDFs into e-reader books
A free, no-sign-up converter rebuilds scientific-paper PDFs as reflowable EPUBs for Kindle, Kobo, and other e-readers.
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Pearl River Music Archive
A community-built archive documenting DIY music projects across Indiana.
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Phonatomy links IPA to the vocal tract
A free, browser-based study kit connects American English IPA with the anatomy and physiology that produce speech sounds.
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PixelGuitar: a guitar that answers in pixels
A guitar-learning concept with a browser-playable guitar, song reactions, and a camera mode that turns playing into pixel art.
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A plate-tectonics map with 52 plates
An interactive world map pairs tectonic plates with earthquake, volcano, hurricane, and aurora layers, alongside explanatory guides and printable maps.
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PowerTrove: context actions for Windows files
A Windows desktop utility that offers file actions based on what you select, such as converting images, combining PDFs, or making a ZIP.
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Puerto Rey: community history and mangrove care in Cartagena
The community council’s site documents Puerto Rey’s history, livelihoods, mangrove work, festivals, and ways to offer support.
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Quirkora’s flight plan for game night
An Italian-language videogame atlas that maps ten games by session length and helps players choose what fits tonight.
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Raadio’s listener-voted radio and skywriting flamingo
Raadio presents a shared live music stream where listeners can vote on songs, save the stream, and leave notes for a flamingo.
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Red Notice Watch’s archive of challenged INTERPOL notices
A case archive tracks challenges to INTERPOL Red Notices and diffusions, their outcomes, and practical guidance on how the notice system works.
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SDRCrew: a radio receiver with a lot of range
A free, bilingual Windows program uses SDR receivers to listen to and decode broadcasts, aircraft, ships, satellites, weather balloons, and digital signals.
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SenCim’s Senegal cemetery search
A public search and directory for locating cemeteries and finding a deceased person’s grave in Senegal.
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Senior Care Inspection Finder
A state-organized guide to nursing home inspection records, penalties, staffing, and ratings, with state sources for checking assisted living facilities.
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Sniffcast’s Bay Area sick-day forecast
A local illness forecast for parents, combining wastewater readings and other public health data to show what may be circulating.
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SPRAY EARTH: graffiti and transit on a playable map of Korea
A free browser-based 3D game that turns Korean streets, transit routes and landmarks into a walkable travel preview, with in-game graffiti, driving and flying.
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StoreRules: app-store policies, clause by clause
A searchable reference to Apple App Store and Google Play rules, with quoted clauses, plain-language summaries, and change histories.