Girls On Gears: learning to ride in Bangladesh
A cycling school in Bangladesh teaches girls and women to ride, with a free bicycle loan available during training.
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The Viewfinder: A Hands-On Portrait Photography Handbook
A Chinese-language self-study guide to portrait photography, combining lessons on exposure, posing, color, and lighting with interactive practice tools.
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Kratopix keeps image and PDF work in your browser
A free browser-based toolkit for resizing, compressing, converting and editing images and PDFs, with offline use and no account.
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Physics KZ turns the curriculum into “physomagic”
A Russian-language interactive physics academy for students in grades 7 and 8 in Kazakhstan, with lessons, challenges, and game-like progress.
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A piano you have to find by ear
Composer Hiroyuki Nakamura’s interactive installation places piano voices around a dark virtual aquarium for visitors to locate by listening.
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Ocean Turning Points
An independent guide to six major ocean changes, their possible consequences, and the decisions they may affect.
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Piecework turns iPad sketches into sewable quilt patterns
An iPad app for designing foundation paper-piecing quilt patterns, checking their sew order, and exporting print-ready foundations.
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resworb turns AI prompts into local, single-file apps
A free, open-source app for macOS and Linux that runs AI-written HTML tools against files on your computer, with permission prompts before file access.
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A seismograph for Rust servers
Rust Server Trends tracks public Rust server populations, wipe activity, and rankings, refreshing its counts every five minutes.
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Silent Zero OS puts the agent below the safety loop
A working paper proposes a minimal, formally verified real-time OS architecture for running untrusted AI agents, with authority constrained by human-granted capabilities.
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Again, That Year: A Korean History Life Simulator
A free web game that places you in a randomly assigned household in a chosen Korean historical era and follows a life shaped by events, prices, and wages of the time.
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TokenWorth: token facts, not narratives
A source-linked comparison of 30 crypto tokens, covering dilution, unlocks, holder revenue, and performance against Bitcoin.
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Twokey puts a human approval seal on AI payments
Twokey presents an approval layer for AI agents that make payments, routing routine transactions, risky changes, and rule-breaking proposals into different lanes.
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Water Never Dies: Rivers, Empire & Liberation
A sourced editorial project traces how colonial rule, foreign intervention and resistance have shaped water control, beginning in Palestine and linking cases across regions.
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Where They Stand puts congressional candidates on your ballot—and their records beside them
A public guide to congressional races that brings together candidates’ stated priorities, campaign finances, and incumbent voting records.
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Acta: a regulator-sourced register of Latin American banks
Acta tracks ownership and lending across 446 banks in 15 Latin American countries, alongside a five-test bank check that runs in your browser.
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Am I Nerfed? A model card for your brain
A daily set of brain-game evaluations compares your results with your own past runs, not other people’s.
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Assal Nammodhu: the shop that promises no delivery
A Telugu-language parody of an online shop, with mock shopping games, bogus offers, and an openly fictional checkout.
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BaganTrail: a horse ride through mapped Bagan
A free browser game invites players to ride through Bagan, Myanmar, among more than 1,600 mapped monuments.
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Les Ailes du Béarn: a bird-flight simulator over Pau
An interactive 3D flight simulator lets visitors explore Pau as a swift or swallow, with local landmarks, bird-life information, and VR support.
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BoringMC Turns Superflat Minecraft into an Air Economy
A Minecraft Java server pairs superflat survival with flight, strange in-game mechanics, and 62 advertised features.
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Brenda’s Bitter Brew: St Helens, served with strong tea
A satirical local-news publication pairs linked St Helens stories with commentary from a fictional, tea-fuelled correspondent.
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BrinaMaps, directions with road-specific choices
A route planner with drive, bike, walk, and rig modes, offline map areas, and options for stops, tolls, border crossings, and more.
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C3’s neighbor-to-neighbor repair network
C3 matches neighbors in Marietta and metro Atlanta who need repairs with skilled volunteers, at no cost to recipients.