Cryptography, one operation at a time
A set of interactive, in-browser lessons walks through cryptographic algorithms and protocols, from SHA-256 to TLS handshakes.
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Dardanët e Londrës: the pitch as a collection plate
A London football charity project connects tournaments and cultural events with free practical workshops and aid for families in Albania and Kosovo.
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Daylight Portland Now makes the case for clear corners
A Portland street-safety campaign asks the city to make 20-foot intersection sightlines the default instead of handling corners one request at a time.
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The Cipher Observatory
A browser-based experiment turns AES-256-GCM ciphertext into matrix, byte-tree, and bit-change visualizations.
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EclipseSeconds: seconds of totality for the 2027 eclipse
A location-based eclipse planner calculates local totality times, duration and Sun altitude, with historical cloud percentages for towns along the path.
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Japan’s Fidget Slider Association, in Session
A Japanese association site with an interactive fidget-slider demonstration and a free invitation to join.
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GEOSLAM: Projecting Earthquake Faults onto Terrain
An interactive tool that projects an earthquake’s candidate fault planes and their uncertainty onto the ground surface.
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The Gulf Coast Coin-Op Preservation Society
A members' wiki records Gulf Coast arcade cabinets, route operators, restoration history and surviving paperwork.
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Halebron's five-block escape plan
A Fayetteville preservation campaign is raising money to move an 1840s house down Hay Street rather than see it demolished.
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Тайная Лажа: An Order for the Unfinished
A Russian-language mock fraternity for serial project-starters, with a manifesto, a museum of relics, initiation ranks, and an application form.
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HotWatah.com: Brad’s personal shrine
A humorous, locally grounded homepage dedicated to Brad, with sections for his fishing, jobs, metal, beard, and friends.
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How Trump Is Your Dog?
A political-parody photo tool scores dogs on hair, tan, tie, gold, and attitude, then gives each a rating from “Sad!” to “Bigly.”
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Hugalu’s little films, big feelings
A library of short-film stories for children, browsable by mood, age, and the site’s “smart” categories.
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HULK: Humanoid robots that push, carry, and stay balanced
A robotics research project with interactive browser demos for testing whole-body forceful movement and object handling.
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IEEStudio shows its electrical math
A free, open-source tool for calculating low-voltage electrical installations under Mexico’s NOM-001-SEDE-2012 and producing a calculation memo, load schedule, and single-line diagram.
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Kabut maps Indonesia’s fires and haze
An independent tracker maps satellite hotspot detections across Indonesia alongside air-quality information for cities in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore.
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Let Farmers Fly’s farm-funding guide
A free guide filters farm grants, cost-share programs, loans, and tax rules for Washington and Oregon farmers, with information on whether drones may qualify.
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Machine Readable turns civic datasets into public briefs
The project publishes free, reproducible analyses that connect government datasets to questions about cities and public life.
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Magpiewake turns death into a trade in memories
A planned single-player action RPG set in Pinewall, where a revived tiger hunter parries supernatural lords and loses memories along the way.
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Mifozov turns city walks into a Slavic-folklore hunt
A free, location-based game puts spirits from Slavic tales on real streets, where players can find and collect them while walking.
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Mimikl’s shape-shifting browser creature
Mimikl is an interactive browser playground that turns toy recipes, pictures, and 3D files into manipulable digital objects.
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MiniSplit Facts compares the systems behind the brand names
A comparison resource for online mini-splits, bringing together certified performance figures, manufacturer information, prices, and installation-related warranty terms.
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The Nile’s End: Nuclear Survival in Egypt
A free, offline Android survival game set in Egypt in 1985, where a survivor searches for family across a post-nuclear landscape.
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Ninja Buddy gives kids time to answer
A planned AI play partner for children and teens with disabilities asks yes-or-no questions, then waits for an answer by snap, speech, switch, or tap.