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Proof Not Found: an open-problem archive with a running clock
A bilingual archive of unsolved mathematical problems, pairing a counter running from year 1 with problem summaries, filters, and status notes.
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ProofPoll’s signed record for polls
ProofPoll is a draft protocol for publishing signed, witness-timestamped records that let readers check how a poll was conducted and whether its record changed.
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Pyramid Explorer: 149 pyramids at one scale
An illustrated-by-data guide to Egyptian pyramids, their complexes, locations, burial rooms, and historical visitors.
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RustMapGen Checks the Map Before the Players Do
A free, open-source tool for configuring, generating, validating, and previewing procedural maps for the game Rust.
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S3btify, a player for legacy Sonos and retro music
A downloadable music player for Windows and Linux that sends a PC music library to Sonos and other network speakers, with Android and browser access also described.
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Informed School Choice: From Experiment to Policy Lab
school-choice-equilibrium-effects-information.org
An interactive research site connects a Chilean school-choice experiment to maps of families and schools and a model-based policy lab.
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Sledgehammers and Shit Umbrellas: a field manual for organisational change
sledgehammers-and-shit-umbrellas.com
Simon Stead presents a two-act field manual for teams trying to change organisations by building digital products and services.
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Solcradle’s Descent into a Hollow World
A richly imagined pitch for an anime-style open-world action RPG set inside a 4,000-kilometer hollow sphere.
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Speak Chantier’s six-minute jobsite rehearsal
A French-language voice simulator helps construction workers practise English for Canadian job sites, with a free bilingual glossary.
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The Forgotten Bitcoin Comics
A sourced archive of early Bitcoin comics, their forum history, and a newer chapter called The Trenches.
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Two Signoffs for the PTO Treasurer
Free browser-based tools help volunteer treasurers route reimbursements and check requests for two approvals, prepare monthly reports, and work through audit checklists.
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TX Compass turns Texas policy answers into a ballot comparison
A Texas voter guide asks 17 policy questions, then compares answers with candidates’ documented positions across four major races.
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Vitalis: What is keeping children alive, measured
A research publication reviewing evidence on interventions to reduce child deaths, including vaccines, malaria prevention, pneumonia treatment, newborn care and nutrition.
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VoteVisible traces healthcare bills to the record
A student-run guide to healthcare legislation in 12 states, pairing plain-language bill summaries with status labels and official records.
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A year of sermons, measured against the apostles’ preaching
What Was Preached presents a searchable collection of church sermons, comparing their treatment of an eleven-part gospel framework drawn from biblical passages.
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AnthroPANIC: Humanity’s Last Opening Bell
An interactive parody stages a fictional AI company’s IPO as a ceremony at the end of the world.
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BLACKSITE turns pump.fun launches into case files
An open-source intelligence project presents a live-style board and case files tracing pump.fun launch clusters, trades, and creator-wallet activity.
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Bookcheaptravels: the travel blog with no author
An online history of a travel-deals blog that ran from 2014 to 2022, its automated publishing machinery, and what happened to the domain afterward.
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Broadmesh: a social network designed for radio
Broadmesh is developing a way to share signed posts and local information between phones over radio, without relying on internet access or phone masts.
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Corruptox: The Corrupt Mayor Game
A free browser game where players govern real Spanish municipalities, balance popularity against suspicion, and compete with neighboring towns.
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A field guide to neighborhood robots
Curb.bot catalogs 115 open-source, commercial, and research robots for neighborhood upkeep, with job categories, availability, costs, and documentation.
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El Cuchinero Comal: Mexican cooking with its origins attached
A cooking project about Mexican food that pairs recipes with context on the communities, languages, and techniques behind them.
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The Eubanks Phenomenon: Click, Click Before Cooking
The Eubanks Institute names and documents the quick double-click many people give spring-loaded kitchen tongs before using them.