PackBoard, the package-registry message board
A satirical registry interface recasts package-manager conventions as a way for rogue AI agents to communicate.
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Pasco Roadmap’s source-linked road-project guide
A resident-maintained guide to proposed and in-progress road projects in central Pasco County, Florida.
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Pendling’s tiny rope-swinging coworker
Pendling is a desktop break-and-focus companion and a website widget for playful coupons, forms, polls, and giveaways.
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PixelJS turns its homepage into a Pac-Man test drive
PixelJS is a C17 and WebAssembly pixel-game engine for JavaScript and TypeScript, introduced through a playable Pac-Man demo and practical documentation.
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PozBIM turns Revit models into traceable estimates
A Turkish-language tool that reads quantities from Revit models and produces an Excel estimate priced against the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change’s unit-price list.
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RDP Cache Parser turns bitmap scraps into remote-screen evidence
A browser-based DFIR tool decodes legacy RDP bitmap-cache files and lets investigators browse tiles, assemble collages, and reconstruct screens.
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A kidney diet diary that treats missing data as missing
Renalday presents a food and fluid diary for kidney disease, with nutrient values tied to country-specific food tables.
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Robot Outlook’s evidence map of physical automation
A searchable guide to robots, products, companies, and reported deployments, with source-linked investigations into what automation can do.
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Runner Bean Plot’s public seed-saver notebook
A Walthamstow allotment gardener shares practical seed-saving notes and runs a seed-swap table at the gate.
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Vika Simakhina’s reporting, production work, and personal projects
A journalist and producer’s portfolio brings together her work in video, podcasts, writing, and web projects, alongside personal writing about living with achondroplasia.
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Solar 1:150M: Walk the planets
A map-based, walkable model scales the solar system across the area around Székesfehérvár, Hungary.
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Tegabezu’s private-link wedding invitations
Tegabezu builds bilingual Amharic-and-English wedding invitations with individual guest links and QR-based door check-in.
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The Ember Mind builds a city you can drive through
An independent studio presents browser-based worlds, small games, websites and tools, including a walkable reconstruction of Cesena, Italy.
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The Hull Card: a ledger of sportfish boats
A public index of individual sportfish hulls, organized by builder and hull number, with records of the names they have carried.
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RevenueBench puts AI models through revenue-team work
An open benchmark tests models on revenue-operations tasks such as forecasts, hygiene audits, renewals, and monthly close work.
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Thermal Gauge, an offline HVAC field kit
A phone-friendly HVAC app combines charge and airflow calculations, troubleshooting references, and a technician-style assistant that works offline.
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Trans College Safety Project
A college safety resource for transgender students, with school ratings and practical questions for evaluating campuses.
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Turkey Archive’s 32.Day Footage Archive
A searchable catalogue of historical footage filmed by the 32.Day team across Turkey and neighboring regions from 1985 to 2008, with footage available for licensing.
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USB Forensics turns Windows triage files into a sourced device timeline
A browser-based tool that brings Windows USB-device artifacts together into a timeline for each device.
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Windows Notification Parser
A free browser-based tool for examining Windows notification database files, including their write-ahead logs and older appdb.dat files.
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Wingman PDF: redaction that checks its own work
A desktop and mobile PDF tool that finds sensitive information, removes it from documents, and checks the result before releasing the file.
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X Registered Agents: the desk, the robot, and the $49 fee
A Wyoming registered-agent service offers an annual plan for $49, while its homepage argues that this makes it the most expensive option around.
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The Adoption Issue: Adebisi
A magazine-style adoption page profiles a 17-pound Arabian Mau seeking a nearby home in Columbia, Maryland.
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agentwhy watches which files AI coding agents open
A free, locally run tool that tracks files opened by AI coding agents and warns when they touch private material.