Duopilo gives Microsoft Flight Simulator a voice-first first officer
A free, open-source Windows companion for MSFS 2024 that monitors the simulated flight, makes cockpit callouts, handles its own ATC, and accepts spoken commands.
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A free, open-source Windows companion for MSFS 2024 that monitors the simulated flight, makes cockpit callouts, handles its own ATC, and accepts spoken commands.
A metering and billing system for Lebanon’s private generator operators, with live readings, payment tracking, and a browser-based simulated demo.
An upcoming free-to-play flight sim lets players fly a prop or jet over a procedurally built, 24 × 12 km slice of Toronto.
A first-person PC game about learning freight forwarding at a busy office desk, from pricing quotes and booking carriers to chasing paperwork and moving loads.
A free calculator estimates the smallest moving truck or container that fits a home’s contents, then shows the load in 3D.
An interactive fiction experience invites readers to assemble a cliffside death from the accounts of four witnesses and the things they left behind.
A free browser game puts players in charge of keeping a family alive through one of four emergencies in a small American town.
A browser-based archive of 150 Flash-era games, searchable by year, game style, or details you remember.
A browser-based maker turns a photo into a counted pattern for cross-stitch, diamond painting, beads, and other grid-based crafts.
A 197-page paid PDF field manual for planning and building a steel-arch home, from permits and kit buying to insulation and interior layouts.
An interactive 3D gathering place where stock traders can hang lanterns for waiting stocks, send losses to a shared brazier, and offer one another company.
Gatas Media says it investigates and verifies public records for Bloomington’s Spanish-speaking community, then shares findings with local journalists rather than publishing them itself.
A public map for exploring mapped Flock/ALPR license plate readers and published speed-camera inventory points across the Los Angeles metro.
A sourced guide to 15 truck stops between Denver and Kansas City, focused on parking, fresher food, and nearby places to walk.
An interactive story hub for a Taiwanese girls’ love detective series, with character files, case dossiers, comic links, and a ritual-style entry experience.
A project page for a CAD-modeled turret concept and offline 3D apiary simulator aimed at defending Maltese beehives from Oriental hornets.
An open-source hostel-management system pairs student QR passes and staff tools with ESP32 gate scanners.
Visitor guides and small tools explain what works—and what needs a workaround—when using apps, cards, transit and services in Korea.
A Russian-language personal archive gathers Donetsk photographs, city news, and notes on film, games, and music around the account of a blogger who disappeared in 2014.
An interactive digital version of Charlie, an 18-pound mini goldendoodle, that the site says keeps a diary, remembers visitors, and builds new skills.
Interactive simulated views let visitors explore locations and spacecraft viewpoints around the Moon, Mars, and Saturn.
A Spanish-language mapping interface for estimating travel time, distance, and cost to care, with travel profiles for people with and without mobility limitations.
A proposed urban running game in which teams claim and steal map squares around Aoyama, competing for district points over 120 minutes.
The site introduces Guadalajara investigative journalist Jorge García Orozco and organizes his reporting on Mexican political wealth, public contracts and officials’ lifestyles.