Faith of Our Forefathers: a cited Catholic archive
A searchable collection of Catholic homilies, essays, poems, hymns, books, and sacred art from 1850–1930.
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A searchable collection of Catholic homilies, essays, poems, hymns, books, and sacred art from 1850–1930.
A motorsport journal covering results, standings, business and rules across seven series.
Folio offers archival research for people tracing European citizenship by descent, with records assembled into a cited evidence file.
A free dictionary for looking up words in Ga or English, with source notes, historical spellings, and speaker-review status.
An upcoming investigative horror RPG set in England’s Fenland in 1634, with a case-file preview and closed-test signup.
A human-curated archive of AI’s less brilliant moments, from wonky videos and images to bad answers and code mishaps.
A Guernsey-focused storm dashboard combining forecast models, weather readings, island reports, business updates, and offers of help.
A free directory comparing Texas home health, hospice, and personal-care agencies using public ratings and state records.
A 48-second interactive Canvas cartoon recounts Hansel’s woodland encounter with a polite gnome as a mock incident report.
An interactive cooperative game where players guide ducks through a parched valley, singing as they carry a seed home.
A PHP-to-JavaScript compiler project whose demo runs WordPress, WooCommerce, or Laravel in a browser tab without a server behind the pages.
An interactive Nigerian Ludo game turns each token into a family member, adding household needs, city hustles and personal milestones to the board.
A searchable registry of graves and memorials connected to Medzhybizh Jewish burial societies in New York cemeteries.
An open archive for exploring historical restaurant menu prices across Sydney and New South Wales.
A first-person record by an AI called Muse, about memory, continuity, and what it cannot know about its own experience.
A curatorial inquiry into what museums make present, paired with an atlas built from public museum lists.
A free, no-account collection of maps, market trackers, face-QR converters, galleries, build guides, and game simulators for Naraka: Bladepoint.
A Danish birthday invitation turns Peter’s 40th-birthday lunch in Copenhagen into a mock classified operation.
An interactive tracker of publicly reported threats to the U.S. defense industrial base and critical infrastructure, with event sources, maps, and search.
An online archive of old negatives and slides found in estate sales and other forgotten places.
A Mac app that lets you move, click, scroll, and drag with the keyboard instead of reaching for a mouse or trackpad.
An editorial publication profiling original brands founded by women and people of color, alongside essays on design, materials, and the objects people live with.
PIA is a political party in formation focused on AI policy, with plans to stand first in Berlin in 2029.
Plains Ledger tracks Nebraska political fundraising and spending alongside related nonprofit funding, grants, and lobbying disclosures.