Bronisław Kawęcki, Keeper of Radom’s Memory
A Polish-English memorial to the Solidarity activist and community historian who devoted his life to preserving the memory of Radom’s June 1976 workers’ protest.
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A Polish-English memorial to the Solidarity activist and community historian who devoted his life to preserving the memory of Radom’s June 1976 workers’ protest.
A free iPhone and iPad app reads swell, wind, and tide, then recommends which board from a surfer's own quiver to ride.
A public testing terminal that stress-tests virtual robot policies against altered physics, control degradation, and randomized edge cases.
A personal index for tools, research workspaces, simulations, and experiments running from Brian's Mac Mini.
A Tokyo bakery and coffee counter built around fresh bread, Japanese-grown whole-wheat flour, careful cooking, and the relationships behind the ingredients.
A $10 eBook of 45 crowd-sized cakes, each paired with a bake schedule, travel plan, and heat-resistant frosting guidance.
Pylon traces AI coding sessions, turns their transcripts into searchable context, and lets engineers load past work into a new agent run.
A longitudinal data archive connecting U.S. skilled-nursing staffing, quality, financial, enforcement, and ownership records at the facility level.
A searchable collection of first-person accounts from car buyers who say online dealerships or vehicle sellers took their money and disappeared.
A free browser rage platformer sends players through ten trap-filled castle rooms to rescue a princess.
A detailed memorial site for Mark Charles Gustafson, with event logistics, directions, lodging, accessibility notes, and ways to share memories.
An artist-led archive exploring philosophy, astrology, art, culture, literature, consciousness, and ancestral knowledge from a Chicana perspective.
An independent quarterly benchmark testing how accurately legal AI systems cite cases, authorities, and controlling law.
A bilingual civic-information project tracking council districts, agendas, meeting dates, comment deadlines, and decision-making in four cities.
A free Chrome extension reads YouTube captions in English, Filipino, and Taglish, identifies checkable claims, and displays relevant fact-checking results over the video.
A macOS screen-recording studio that turns captures into edited demos with auto-zoom, captions, device frames, and transparent export.
A reference database covering Chinese car brands, their parent groups, Chinese names, model crosswalks, and overseas market availability.
A local code-analysis tool that turns a codebase into interactive call graphs, sequence diagrams, and file-dependency maps.
A searchable reference catalog of Ferrari paint colors, factory codes, hex values, Pantone matches, and real-car photographs.
A public website where visitors pay ฿40 to reserve a ten-minute slot and choose the color everyone sees.
An Italian AI estimating tool that reads construction bills of quantities, prices each item, and models sustainable margins for tenders and private quotes.
A browser-based converter turns bank-statement PDFs into CSV, Excel, or QuickBooks files.
A vulnerability dashboard that ranks CVEs by a hand-tuned pulse score, exploitation signals, and practical patching urgency.
A specialty-focused medical briefing app that delivers one cited edition each morning, with research updates, practice pearls, and regulatory watches.