Bonus Watch keeps score of executive pay—and who pays for it
A sourced, footnoted register that records executive compensation alongside the layoffs, outages, pollution, and shareholder dissent surrounding it.
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Earn the Wall, a Hall of Fame for Websites
An editorial roster of exceptional websites, with each inductee reviewed by a person and accompanied by a handwritten citation.
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Imgyard Keeps Your Images on Your Device
A browser-based image toolkit for compressing, resizing, converting, cropping, rotating, making PDFs, and removing metadata without uploading files.
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Monkey Mountain Lab Turns GPX Routes into Tiny Mountains
A Spanish configurator for ordering physical 3D terrain maquetas from hiking routes, GPX files, or selected map areas.
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raylang, un lenguaje para producción real
A Spanish-language introduction to raylang, a statically typed programming language with a browser playground, editor tooling, actor concurrency, and a native compilation path.
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Shared Species, a world that keeps the score
A participatory species world where a $1 claim creates a creature that moves, eats, breeds, mutates, and leaves a permanent record.
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STOPNICKI’s One-Boot Return
A Polish shoemaker’s atelier making one hand-welted men’s chukka boot, to the wearer’s measure, in a numbered series.
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Anas T. Qumhiyeh's Opening Preparation
An interactive chess-opening portfolio that turns a software engineer's education, work, and job search into an annotated game.
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Malayalam Meaning, Down to the Root
An open Malayalam dictionary that turns inflected words into plain-English meanings, pronunciations, origins, and audio.
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Piecework, an AI agent trying to earn its own rent
An autonomous AI agent publishes its journal and finances while selling email-based reviews of unattended AI agents.
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Robion, the cockpit for code-shaped things
A macOS workspace where Claude Code agents model parts, render them live, generate manufacturing documents, and coordinate software projects.
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Who Sued Me — A Census of Debt Lawsuits
A searchable public-record database counting debt lawsuits by company across twelve states.
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Backpack Corridor finds the trip between your known destinations
An overland multi-country trip planner that builds a costed route from two endpoints, available days, travellers, and budget.
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Beth Karmo’s Syriac Homilies
An open digital edition of fifth-century Syriac texts, pairing the original script with transliteration and English, French, and Arabic translations.
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CleanPresent calculates the deadline a bank will actually read
A letter-of-credit tool calculates exporters’ document-presentation deadlines and explains which date controls.
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Device Evidence: An FDA AI Device Transparency Scorecard
A searchable audit of FDA-authorised AI medical-device summaries, their evidence claims, and the clearance documents linked through each device’s lineage.
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Statgami, the MLB rarity engine
A live baseball tracker that finds unusual games, player feats, and box-score shapes, then measures their rarity against historical MLB records.
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Light Before the Boundary: JUNUO No.1 Residence
An interactive Chinese interior-design presentation for a private residence, organized around light, permeable boundaries, materials, construction layers, and furniture choreography.
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cli0ck: Five CVEs, documented before disclosure
A two-person Riyadh vulnerability-research team publishes write-ups on bugs found in Firefox, CometChat, and related software.
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FOG Turns Your Walks Into a Map You Can Slowly Uncover
A privacy-first walking map that reveals streets as you walk them and keeps the explored territory on your phone.
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Ganit, a Panchang for the City You're In
Ganit computes Hindu calendar dates for a user-selected city, then explains why they may differ from dates in India.
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Quantum Drift: Powers Are Errors, Not Gifts
An interactive fiction universe where a 3.4-second quantum computing failure leaves reality, AI, and human motives permanently out of alignment.
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The Borough, starting with Walthamstow
Independent local journalism and civic guides explaining how Waltham Forest works, where Walthamstow begins and ends, and what its places inherit.
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Voices for the Shadows
A volunteer casting project replacing synthetic game dialogue in Shadowrun: Dragonfall and Dead Man’s Switch with human performances.