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An invite-only bar competition for older athletes, with ten events, bathrobe dress code, and a Golden Chute for the overall winner.
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Retract gives AI agents a review step before production writes
Retract holds an agent’s database writes and outgoing API calls or email for review, then lets a human commit or discard them.
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Rootdelve: A world beneath the roots
An Indonesian-language MMORPG landing page describes exploration through five currently presented layers of a twelve-layer world rooted beneath a mountain-sized tree.
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Runway to Rim: a planner for flying in and driving to the parks
A pre-booking planner for fly-in RV trips to U.S. national parks, with route guides, cost estimates, booking timelines, and vehicle-fit tools.
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Second Verdict puts history’s trials back on the table
A free French-language browser game invites players to judge documented historical criminal cases using the laws and evidence of their time.
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SECUNOA’s Outside-In Website Security Check
A Japanese service checks publicly visible security settings for a company website and gives results on the spot, with optional paid help preparing fixes.
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SMS of Death: Android’s zero-click telephony crash
A technical disclosure documents a malformed WAP Push SMS vulnerability that can crash Android’s telephony process, with source and a proof-of-concept APK linked.
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Still Online? — a status board for multiplayer browser games
A searchable directory of classic, .io, and indie multiplayer browser games, with status labels, game details, and links out to play.
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STRUKT: The people who build the night
A Vancouver-framed magazine about the crews behind club nights and festivals, with career guides, scene histories, interviews and credits.
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Subscribe to Death: the direct-debit absurdity desk
A British consumer campaign documents recurring charges, cancellation mazes, and the gap between owning a device and paying to keep its features working.
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SWOT's Up turns satellite passes into a sea-surface explorer
An interactive viewer for exploring SWOT satellite measurements of sea-surface height by region and time.
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A field guide to Texas’s small-reactor projects
A sourced guide maps seven small-reactor and related projects in Texas, with notes on their builders, regulatory status, and latest reported steps.
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The CRM Bench puts every CRM through one fictional client’s work
A CRM review and comparison site tests software against a shared freelancer workflow, then tracks the plans and prices needed to complete it.
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The Grand Orrery, a room-sized moving solar system
The site presents a hand-built mechanical orrery beneath a lighted dome, with music-synced lighting and visitor controls.
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The Pitch: company submission policies, in their own words
A research directory comparing how companies handle outside ideas: what they accept, where to send them, and what their terms say.
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The Toque: Canada, one local dispatch at a time
A daily publication collecting positive Canadian stories across outdoors, sports, arts, food, and Main Street life, with coverage organized by province and territory.
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TripFeeMath puts airline rules on the record
A sourced airline-rights guide with a checked-bag fee comparison and calculator, plus plain-English guides to refunds, delays, and baggage problems.
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Turnout Life: fire-service field guides
A fire-service publication with tactical deep dives and practical how-tos on training, apparatus, gear, and station leadership.
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Veliq Works: a map of Japanese wages
Reports and browser-based tools organize Japan’s 2025 Basic Survey on Wage Structure into wage distributions, comparisons, and downloadable data.
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VOLUME01: a music night inside a reopened club archive
An event page for a 7 November music night at fābula HQ, presented as the reopening of a long-closed club.
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Waiting for Signals proposes a Brown–Orange through-line
A rider campaign proposes running Chicago’s Brown and Orange lines as one route, from Kimball to Midway in both directions.
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Weatherman Wes adds a daily dose of happy to the forecast
A local weather site pairing hourly and ten-day forecasts with radar, planning tools, and a cheerful host.
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Yellow Cells: Missouri’s school-district workbooks, rebuilt
A collection of web tools for recurring Missouri DESE, State Auditor, and USDA workbook tasks at school districts and charter schools.
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Zhagaram Labs is building speech models for Tamil first
A Tamil-first speech and language-model project, with an open benchmark and speech components described as in development.