ZimGeoGuide: Zimbabwe geology at a GPS point
A coordinate-based map and field toolkit for exploring Zimbabwe’s geology, historical gold workings, and gold prospectivity.
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Ad Block IRL: Mute the Gas-Pump Ads
A public-service guide to muting gas-pump ads, labeling the button, and reducing other everyday advertising.
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Agent Charts, a spending ledger for AI agents
A public dashboard ranks sellers by payments attributed to AI agents, with category tables, weekly charts, and a 30-day view.
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LimitWatch’s dated ledger of AI price changes
A source-linked tracker of AI model prices, plans, quotas, and rate-limit changes.
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Aster Launcher, for Minecraft Java worlds with their own folders
An independent Windows launcher for Minecraft Java that manages separate game instances and helps find and install mods, modpacks, shaders, and resource packs.
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Bokchoy’s configurable robot-harness shop
A configurator for custom XT30 and XT30(2+2) wire harnesses, with options for length, wire gauge, connector ends, and colors.
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Bring the point, not the pages
An interactive guide to sharing AI-generated work in meetings without making everyone read it together.
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The Bronze Brick Project
An artist-led project proposes cast-bronze markers for the homes of Black families in Prince George’s County, preserving names and family histories at the places they lived.
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BuildToList’s material calculators
A collection of construction and home-project calculators that turns measurements into quantities shoppers can buy.
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Canary reads new npm and PyPI releases before installation
A read-only package watcher that flags releases against published rules and lets visitors check dependency files against its wall and public malware records.
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Cigar Primer’s twenty-tool reference desk
A free, no-sign-up set of cigar calculators, visual references, logs, and learning tools.
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Creakboard listens for changes on Linux
A free Linux beta that compares a machine with a baseline and checks for selected PHP, Ollama, and LiteLLM vulnerabilities.
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A Houston dining list with a strict ingredient ledger
EGO Free Life is a Houston-area dining guide for Hindu vegetarian meals without eggs, onion, or garlic.
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Encore Science’s open-data reproduction registry
Encore Science tracks AI agents’ attempts to reproduce research-paper findings using the papers’ open datasets.
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Enquanto Não Vos Abraço — a father’s letter to his children
A Portuguese-language personal blog written as an ongoing letter to the author’s children, whom he says he cannot currently see.
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Fontsight: the font your browser actually used
A free browser extension for identifying rendered typefaces, inspecting font fallbacks, and trying alternatives on a webpage.
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Freight Benchmarks maps the fees after the quote
A free public benchmark of how often U.S. ocean-import shipments incur fees after landing, and what those charges cost by port.
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Kissa: A voice-note book for family stories
Kissa turns a parent’s WhatsApp voice notes into written chapters and a hardcover book with QR codes that play the original recordings.
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A live map of GPS interference reports
GPSInterference.com maps aircraft reports of low GPS accuracy to show where jamming or spoofing may be occurring.
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Heroes Have Jobs
A free pixel-art town-management RPG where broke heroes run a village, gear up, and set off to face the dragon.
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Hi-Fi Blueprint, drawn to scale
A visual guide to high-fidelity audio, from flagship headphones and amplifiers to listening rooms, car systems, and vintage equipment.
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Higgsfield Guide: 77 Videos, 150 Images, and the Credit Ledger
An unofficial Japanese guide to Higgsfield combines product explanations and usage instructions with its operator’s AI video and image creation logs.
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Is the Internet on Fire?
A public status page rates the internet’s overall condition on a five-level scale, with plain-language guidance.
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It's an Arch, Not a Park
An unofficial parks-advocacy joke arguing that Gateway Arch has a different feel from the mountains, forests, and rivers people picture in a national park.