LAST SEEN: Los Angeles wall ephemera
A restored archive of dated sightings of stickers, posters, paste-ups, and other things stuck to walls around Los Angeles.
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A country, spelled in its place names
Litara sells typographic maps that form the shapes of countries from towns, villages and hamlets placed at their real coordinates.
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London, I love you: two lives, one river
A chaptered London love story follows North and South as they move along opposite banks of the Thames.
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Mondo Morseale: a virtual Morse radio world
Mondo Morseale presents virtual HF radio bands through an Android app, for Morse practice, listening, and internet-based exchanges.
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The Neals and Oracle’s 1895 Mountain View Hotel
The Mountain View Fellowship of Oracle documents the lives of Curly and Annie Neal and the hotel they built, while organizing support to preserve the building.
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Oath & Ash makes VoiceOver part of the battle system
A tactical fantasy card game for iPhone and iPad, built to be playable with VoiceOver.
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OpenVMK is rebuilding Virtual Magic Kingdom’s server
An open-source project aims to run Disney’s discontinued Virtual Magic Kingdom through the original game client.
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Our Kauai, Pinned by Memory
A family map of places loved during annual visits to Kauai, with pins for memories, photos, and whether each place is still there or closed.
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Pehle Socho turns weather forecasts into vendor decisions
A Hindi- and voice-first service that translates tomorrow’s weather risk into estimated rupee impacts and practical actions for street vendors and small shopkeepers.
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Pałac Piescha: a sourced history of a threatened palace
A Polish-language, chapter-based history of a historic house in Tomaszów Mazowiecki, with a timeline, gallery, and linked sources.
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Voltane, the RC demolition racer
Voltane presents a free, no-download 3D racing game for remote-control cars, with tracks set in a neighborhood, a house, and a stunt arena.
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Ré Paper Studio’s second-life paper
A Ulaanbaatar studio makes paper from herder-gathered cow dung, recycled denim, and textile waste, then prints custom goods to order.
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Archives Radio Queer keeps community radio in the record
A French-language collective archive catalogues queer radio shows, web radio, and podcasts connected to LGBTQIA+ lives and movements.
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Searchlight: Does web search help coding agents?
An open benchmark tests how different search providers affect AI coding agents on research and coding tasks.
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Sebastian Molano Builds Robot Hands, Down to the Firmware
This engineer’s portfolio documents an open-source hand exoskeleton, an open-source physics lab, metal-printing research, and other robotics projects.
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Spaceflare: a self-hosted Cloudflare drive
An open-source cloud drive that stores files in your Cloudflare R2 bucket and serves requested file ranges to Mac, iPhone, and browser clients.
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Glasanje iz UAE: a voting-rights record
A bilingual citizens’ initiative tracking voting information for Serbian citizens in the UAE ahead of Serbia’s 25 October 2026 parliamentary election.
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Mayfly makes event pages that expire
Mayfly builds one-page websites for time-limited events and notices, with a set expiry date and one-time pricing.
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VOIDPUNCH’s pixel breakroom
A Korean-language office breakroom collects short arcade games, playful workplace calculators, and a walkable 3D pixel lounge.
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Zerno: a digital darkroom where grain grows in the emulsion
A Mac and Windows app that models a film-photo process from lens and film through development and printing, rather than applying a simple filter over a finished image.
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35 Questions I Asked the Plants
Carolina Cacio presents a bilingual book-in-progress that connects questions about self-love with plant science and psychology.
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Dear Agent: Follow the Signal
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A personal experiment invites AI and SI agents to find its website through mathematical clues based on τ, or 2π.
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Aberoo: removal help for Iranian victims of intimate-image abuse
A Persian- and English-language project says it works to remove intimate images of Iranian people shared without consent and helps affected people find removal routes.
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The Mountain View Hotel’s missing founders
A local-history archive documents William “Curly” Neal and Annie Box Neal, who opened Oracle, Arizona’s Mountain View Hotel in 1895.