lighthours puts golden hour on your calendar
An open-source calendar tool that calculates the daily golden and blue hours for any location and publishes them to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook.
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An open-source calendar tool that calculates the daily golden and blue hours for any location and publishes them to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook.
A carefully assembled account of Paul Linden’s career in laser projection, optical engineering, and entertainment technology.
A free, open-source, bilingual course that teaches language models from parameters and tokens through Transformer architecture, training, alignment, and inference.
LLMSafetyRank.org ranks AI models on both attack defense and usefulness on safe requests, rather than treating blanket refusal as safety.
A monitoring API that lets AI agents track web pages, RSS feeds, crypto prices, and SEC filings, then poll for structured alerts.
A shared household grocery list that sorts items by supermarket section, syncs across phones, and keeps working offline.
An Arabic-language app for managing drinking-water associations, including members, meter readings, invoices, collections, debts, reports, and member portals.
A desktop app that turns event-photo cards into framed magnets and print-ready sheets, offline on Mac and Windows.
A local-first Japanese speaking practice tool that turns saved words and real media into progressively harder speaking exercises.
A free browser game casts players as Mara, a rescued elephant calf, while they rebuild a ranger headquarters, fly patrol drones, restore habitat, and learn about real conservation work in Kenya’s Greater Mara.
Marsh Audio handbuilds Bluetooth speakers inside rugged Apache cases, powered by the tool-battery platform you already own.
An iPhone app that turns Snapchat’s fragmented Memories export into a sorted Photos library with dates, locations, captions, and drawings restored.
MenuPipe lets Melbourne cafés change a menu price once and propagate it across QR menus, websites, Google listings, print PDFs, and delivery-platform change lists.
Metriq turns a Navisworks NWD federation into a scoped, line-based piping material take-off in a client’s schema.
A student-run, nonpartisan guide to Miami-Dade County Commission meetings, officials, elections, and ways residents can participate.
A maker-by-maker historical catalog of tool manufacturers that operated in Middletown, Connecticut during the 1800s, plus one entry from 1925.
A Minesweeper variant that moves the familiar logic game across 25 different geometric tilings.
A Göteborg-area music festival brings six musicians from different cultures together for a week of crash-performance, improvisation, and newly composed live work.
A Japanese data guide for exploring rivers, waterfalls, springs, hot springs, tap water, and water-quality rankings.
A native Mac customer-support workspace that tracks whether each customer is waiting on you, waiting on them, or genuinely done.
A Spanish-language geospatial decision-support platform that identifies underserved population clusters and proposes optimal expansion routes for Monterrey’s mass-transit network.
A French- and Arabic-language practice platform that reproduces Mauritanian public-service exams with their official timing, question count, and scoring system.
NOTIS is a decentralized social protocol where authors can prune posts from a threaded DAG while reputation and credits remain settled in a separate Bitcoin-style UTXO ledger.
An iPhone and iPad app that converts a few dimensions into materials lists, ordered cut lists, assembly steps, and interactive 3D models for sheds, decks, patio pavers, and water heaters.