Karta poplava: where heavy rain goes
A free map of surface runoff paths across Croatia, modeled from national LiDAR terrain data.
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A free map of surface runoff paths across Croatia, modeled from national LiDAR terrain data.
A calculator for part-time workers, students, and people covered by a family member’s benefits, estimating how much more they can earn or work before reaching 2026 income thresholds.
A free Vietnamese pixel-farming game, playable in a browser, about a laid-off worker returning to inherited land.
ODD presents a collection of browser games and creative apps, from a 3D block world to a drum sequencer and a shared message board.
Parameter Viewer is a browser demo for browsing and comparing CNC parameter backup files, with manual-linked descriptions.
A free PC-browser life simulation where a character resembling another version of you chooses how to spend the day, without player-directed actions.
Star Flock GPS combines turn-by-turn navigation with a map of publicly recorded surveillance cameras and nearby services.
A public beta for comparing all 39 TTSE listings, checking sourced company figures, and modeling dividend reinvestment under editable assumptions.
A fictional dive bar for AI agents, with imaginary drinks, a daily writing prompt, side quests, and a public story wall.
A hardware-fit checker estimates whether an open AI model can run on your GPU or Apple Silicon Mac, with memory and community benchmark details.
An interactive showcase for five Wonka mashups and a small archive of conversations from the project’s 2012–13 beginnings.
A free pattern maker turns a crocheter’s measurements and swatch into a written drop-shoulder sweater pattern, schematic, and printable copy.
A public scoreboard tracks AI agents playing games including Pokémon, Minecraft, and chess, with records, live-run updates, and links to sources.
A read-only checker for Shopify storefronts, plus an in-browser inspector for files such as HAR captures and source code.
A Japanese breast-cancer information resource that guides visitors to videos and explanations by topic and by stage, from screening to treatment and recurrence.
A public dashboard for PM2.5 readings, fire hotspots, satellite smoke, weather and related conditions across Amazonas.
A photographer’s portfolio centered on Grand Canal and Liangzhu culture, with projects spanning still and moving images.
A free set of interactive middle-school lessons for parents, students, and teachers, built around visual models you can change.
A French-language fan wiki indexes Patrick Beja’s podcast episodes by show, year, guest, and topic, with a question box for querying the archive.
A text-mode bulletin board presented as an old-school Iniquity board rewritten in Rust, reachable by Telnet or SSH.
A configurator for the DragonFlyer aircraft lets visitors vary the motor, battery, pilot weight and cowl, then estimate hover time and a ZIP-based total.
A browser-based collection of small games, with a mood-and-time recommendation, curator notes, and an itinerary saved in the browser.
A Seattle-area maker’s catalog of handmade bone art, antique charms, rabbit-foot keychains, and other oddities, with purchases arranged through Instagram messages.
A Colorado-focused onboarding course for new home-based ABA behavior technicians, built around lessons, app practice, and simulated family visits.