Dajeongri: an end-of-life notebook for family
A free Korean-language set of end-of-life planning tools, including a personal notebook, checklists, and an inheritance-deadline calculator.
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A free Korean-language set of end-of-life planning tools, including a personal notebook, checklists, and an inheritance-deadline calculator.
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Fabloom turns plain-language data-center fabric requests into multi-vendor network configurations, then checks them with Batfish.
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A 1v1 fighting game built around three shapes, each with a distinct movement style and a rock-paper-scissors advantage over the others.
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A pianist’s portfolio brings together concert recordings, community music education, research, and a self-described Grades 1–12 mathematics manuscript.
Heroshu pairs a child’s custom 3D-printed figure with narrated, personalised stories that the figure can control on an iPad.
An Android and browser app for scaling dough to your pans, planning a bake backward from serving time, running timers, tracking flour, and caring for a sourdough starter.
A live ensemble reworks Hollywood themes and Western songs for Indian classical instruments, with performances and commissions available for events.
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ISO Stack compares CRM, residual, boarding, and related software used by merchant-services operators.
A personal site about an Australian online creator who says he runs faceless YouTube channels and writes a non-AI email newsletter.
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A source-linked botanical and mycological archive with regional species profiles, seasonal field guides, and a poison archive.
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