Seamarks: The Rocks That Charts Miss
A prototype coastal-hazard map compiling 21 reefs, shoals, waves, and local navigation marks from public sources in four languages.
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SPLap Puts a Real Formula 1 Grand Prix Inside Splunk
A free Splunk app replays the 2025 Italian Grand Prix from real telemetry, combining a GPS-derived circuit map, timing tower, lap comparisons, incident review, and reproducible SPL.
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1179
TANKS, drawn in the margins
A free real-time strategy game that puts ore harvesters, power grids, tank factories, and twelve missions in a browser tab.
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Tapedeck, the backtester that refuses to flatter you
An event-driven TypeScript engine for backtesting and paper trading, with a browser demo that replays real exchange data.
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Gems of Liverpool, Seen From the Pavement
Owoeye Jesuloba Grace’s living archive of Liverpool’s people, places, moments, stories, conversations, and overlooked details.
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1182
The Weird Library, a Reading Room for Strange Fiction
A free public reference-and-reading institution for weird fiction, with public-domain texts and an editorial card catalog.
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1183
Yizzos League: Fantasy Football With Receipts
A richly detailed archive for a 12-team fantasy football league, documenting drafts, standings, trades, punishments, rivalries, and years of manager humiliation.
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1184
Ádinka in the Kingdom of Pancreas
A Czech children’s story and cookbook that explain diabetes, the body, food, and movement through characters, illustrations, and family recipes.
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1185
Be Somebody at UVA
A UVA club gives away loaded teas and delivers each drink with a handwritten note to someone on campus.
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1186
Brand My Everything, an index of rented-out personal surfaces
A live index of people selling advertising space on laptops, cars, fingernails, race kits, and other unusually intimate pieces of real life.
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1187
Brand My 911 Puts a Porsche Up for Auction
A live auction sells twelve advertising spots on a white 2021 Porsche 911, with winning bids directed to charity.
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1188
A Branding Auction for a Robot Duck
Brand My Microduck auctions ten laser-engraving spots—and the right to name an open-source robot duck.
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1189
Claude's Way — Trust in Claude
A mock ministry for developers, offering scripture, parables, hymns, testimonies, counsel, and a six-question readiness assessment.
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Club de lo Roto Gives Broken Things a Second Sitting
A Miami community repair club pairs neighbors with volunteers who try to fix electronics, furniture, bicycles, clothing, and whatever else arrives at the table.
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Deadly Demos: Radio for the badly recorded
An independent archive of radio shows, playlists, and writing about records, noise, and music that resists polish.
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1192
EachSplit: Split the Receipt, Not the Total
A browser-based bill splitter that lets groups claim individual receipt items together from one shared link.
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1193
EconoCity — the city where players own the grid
A free, browser-based shared-world city simulation in which players buy land, build roads, provide utilities, set prices, and compete for residents.
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1194
Firjan: فريجك القريب
Firjan is an anonymous Qatari neighborhood community for local posts, polls, nearby places, and live group games.
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Hardcopy Turns Your Saved Articles Into Pocket Books
Hardcopy collects the articles, PDFs, links, and notes you save during a month, then typesets and mails them as a single pocket paperback.
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Patents You Can Play
Three minigames turn the mechanisms of Danny Hillis patents into playful, explicitly nonphysical interactive experiments.
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HEAT: Housing Assessment Without the Black Box
A transparent housing-triage tool for coordinated entry that documents needs, computes chronic-homelessness status, and suggests interventions without assigning a vulnerability score.
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Is It Selling Me? — a scoreboard for the ad-data chain
An accountability project tracking who receives people’s data across UK platforms, retailers, adtech firms, brokers, and identity graphs.
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Kaithottam, the garden planner that can say no
A seasonal planner for growing Indian vegetables in northern climates, using local frost dates and accumulated heat to decide what will fit.
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Kumturu, a Public History of Guntur
A bilingual public history tracing Guntur’s name, places, rulers, river country, and freedom movement from early evidence to 15 August 1947.