Hotel Los Arcos, closed since 2008
A Spanish-language, chaptered account of La Paz’s long-closed Hotel Los Arcos, drawing on labor-case records, public documents, press reports, and workers’ perspectives.
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A stress test for PDE well-posedness
An interactive checker analyzes user-entered PDE systems for high-frequency disturbances that grow without bound.
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Huddle Board: play calls made legible to kids
A free, open-source sideline play tool for coaches of young flag-football teams.
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Furniture plans that fit—and flag risky cuts
Kiran Building presents a free planner for resizing furniture and building projects, with cut lists, shopping lists, and step-by-step plans.
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Kyrie Eleison: A Prayer Paradox
An iconography project by Uglješa Mileta, presenting a continuing series of hand-painted portraits of Christ and the practice behind them.
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Rudy Lozano’s Chicago organizing, in photographs
A community photo archive documenting Chicago labor organizer Rudy Lozano and the movement around him.
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Lemma, the proof checker that stops at the first bad line
A math-learning tool that checks typed or uploaded proofs, identifies where reasoning first fails, and offers a nudge instead of a finished answer.
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Le Pairon: a field guide to the woodcock
A French-language guide to the woodcock, covering its habits, migration, spring display, science and cultural footprint.
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Lungs of Love: a purifier for one Bay Area family each month
Two Redwood High brothers deliver and set up donated Mila air purifiers for Bay Area families living with cystic fibrosis.
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Metabolive: the body, mapped in motion
A multilingual library of animated, sourced diagrams showing how hormones and other bodily processes unfold over time.
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Metrology Bench’s calibration toolbox
A free, open-source collection of browser-based calculators for calibration work, from RTD conversions and pressure units to uncertainty budgets and decision rules.
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Morgrad Survivors: a Gothic II fan game
A free horde-survival fan game that uses files from the player’s copy of Gothic II – The Night of the Raven, playable in a browser or on Windows.
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MPG by Model: Fuel Economy in Gallons a Year
An interactive tool compares EPA fuel-economy ratings across vehicle models and years, translating them into estimated annual gallons based on mileage and city-driving share.
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Ocean County Remembers
An online memorial to Ocean County, New Jersey, service members who died in wars after September 11, 2001.
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OpenVigil: a self-hosted NVR with local AI
An open-source system for recording IP cameras, streaming footage, and running video analysis on a local machine.
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A webcam scorer with a printable dartboard rig
Orbis Darts scores steel-tip darts in a browser, with a playable demo and downloadable files for a three-camera board rig.
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Marie Seosa RE:OPEN: Park In-hwan’s bookstore, reassembled
A free Seoul pop-up exhibition revisits the bookstore once opened by poet Park In-hwan, with a linked online exhibition.
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Calgary Street Math: What Roads Cost by Neighbourhood
A Calgary-focused analysis compares neighbourhood road costs with the property tax revenue available for mobility, using pavement plans and ward-level map views.
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Compassion Care Collective: pet-loss and senior-pet support in Flathead Valley
A monthly Whitefish support group for families caring for senior pets, facing difficult decisions, or grieving a companion animal.
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Plate|Fold gives diagrams room in the PDF
An open-source desktop app and CLI that turn documents into PDFs, giving oversized diagrams and tables pages that fit them.
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Short Final ATC: an air-traffic game with live flights
A free Android air-traffic-control game, with a browser demo, where players route planes to runways at real airports.
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Poor Things’ neuron laboratory
A public lab record of experiments steering individual Qwen3.5-4B neurons and scoring the model’s responses.
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A Workbench for Probably Stolen
An unofficial Probably Stolen fan site with item-appraisal, water-mixing, and production-profit tools, plus a sourced item reference.
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proof-core: results a skeptic can rerun
An open-source tool that seals computed results to their inputs, code, and settings so others can verify and reproduce them offline.