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CueLite, the stage manager’s callbook editor
A browser-based editor for assembling PDFs and writing stage cues into a callbook.
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Days to Patch puts security vendors on the clock
A public tracker grades software vendors on their response to security bugs already being exploited, with timelines and evidence-linked report cards.
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VetDisability.org: VA disability guidance without the sales pitch
A nonprofit site with a VA disability rating calculator, compensation-rate information, and a directory of accredited representatives.
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Discophile: a record collection for your own server
A cross-platform player for self-hosted music libraries, with audiobooks, radio, and playlist features built around music you can already access.
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Fair Heat makes local heating-fuel prices easier to compare
A free ZIP-code price guide for heating oil, propane, and firewood, combining government averages, neighbor-reported quotes, and prices posted by local companies.
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A regional Fasnet map, calendar and directory
A directory of Fasnet clubs and a 2026/27 event calendar centered on Ergenzingen.
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FirePreplans: a first-due card for every address
FirePreplans says it drafts pre-plan cards for buildings in a volunteer fire department’s first-due area, using the department’s operating guidelines and response details.
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FlatAtlas puts flat-Earth models beside the real sky
A 3D simulator compares published flat-Earth maps and claims about the Sun and Moon with astronomical positions for a chosen place and time.
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Show Me the Receipts makes donor trust countable
A fundraising leadership project for executive directors and development directors, combining coaching, essays, and tools around promises made and kept.
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A VOR Intercept You Can Fly on a Map
An interactive simulator for exploring VOR intercept headings, with a draggable aircraft, heading-up HSI, and three selectable rules of thumb.
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GeoMillCities: hand-built homepages for Lowell
An invite-only homepage host where Greater Lowell residents claim a neighborhood and build old-school personal pages by hand in HTML.
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Ghostjockey’s live visual console
A live visual engine for drum-and-bass and EDM sets, with audio-reactive scenes and hands-on controls.
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GPU Ledger: a daily price board for cloud GPUs
A public comparison of cloud GPU rental prices per GPU-hour, with provider sources and filters for pricing type and provider.
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La Gran Tavola makes Siena’s banking history a walking game
A self-guided, two-hour game takes groups to eight sites in Siena, where they make decisions as a medieval banking house.
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Green Flask Science’s APES Simulators
A classroom teacher’s science-resource site pairs free browser-based AP Environmental Science simulators with activities, quizzes, and curriculum resources for several science courses.
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Half Pan turns food waste into the next shift’s agenda
A free app for kitchen crews to weigh food before it is discarded, record why it was tossed, and give the next shift a specific change to try.
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Hashorashim (“The Roots”): family stories by phone
A Hebrew-language service turns an older relative’s phone conversations with an AI interviewer into a digital family book, an audio chapter, and an illustrated video.
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Hauntface turns an old monitor into a Halloween monster
A free, open-source desktop app makes a webcam-equipped screen watch, talk to and scare trick-or-treaters as a Reaper or a witch.
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High Valley Geosystems puts Idaho geology to work
A Boise father-and-son project offering free seismic, geology, mining, mapping, permitting, and field-calculation resources focused on Idaho.
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Learn Cardiac Cath: a 3D guide to angiographic views
An interactive primer for residents and fellows on C-arm angulation and coronary angiographic views.
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Is the internet OK? Mostly.
A live status board for popular online services, plain-language security incident updates, and a tool for checking a public GitHub repository’s dependencies for known flaws.
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Joshua Litven’s interactive optimization lab
A quantitative developer’s portfolio built around an interactive demo for exploring optimization algorithms and constraints.
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Judea Today’s first-century newsroom
A satirical news site routes current American politics through imagined columns by Jesus, Judas Iscariot, Tiberius, Pontius Pilate, Aretas IV, and Herod Antipas.