ZooSec: Kalamazoo’s Infosec Meetup Has Root Access
ZooSec is a free monthly information-security meetup in Kalamazoo, Michigan, hosted as DEF CON Group 269.
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ZooSec is a free monthly information-security meetup in Kalamazoo, Michigan, hosted as DEF CON Group 269.
An offline community where people in Saint Petersburg meet through board games, D&D, quizzes, cinema, books, creative activities, and other shared interests.
A Korean research journal about testing stock-market signals, data pipelines, automation, and local-LLM systems.
BeeEye monitors traffic on an Ubuntu home gateway, showing devices, processes, packets, alerts, and protocol details through two independent interfaces.
BidCaliper reads Canadian public tenders, screens them against a contractor’s trade, qualifications, location, deadlines, and costs, then recommends which jobs are worth pursuing.
Bidfeed.lol catalogs 243 copycat leaderboard sites spun out of the outbid.lol pay-to-rank concept.
An offline on-call trainer for UK resident doctors, with 112 clinical pathways, worked bleep scenarios, a VINDICATE differential builder, 19 calculators, and an ARCP logbook.
A free French-language suite of 118 scientific calculators and converters, usable without an account.
A proposed booking, property-management, distribution, and local-settlement system for family-run hotels and guesthouses across Central Asia.
An English-language dictionary of Chinese internet slang, memes, buzzwords, and the cultural context behind them.
The Continuous You Foundation proposes a 100-year grant preserving one artist from each of ten countries as a continuing creative lineage.
A wake-up app that grows louder until you complete a chosen morning mission.
A free online museum of 180 original dad jokes, arranged across nine themed wings with one date-selected exhibit featured each day.
A Seoul dancehall gathering pairing four workshops, three battle formats, international instructors, and an afterparty.
Daniel Herby’s hands-on programming books teach C by building real games for the Neo Geo AES, Commodore Amiga, and Game Boy.
A fictional luxury livestock catalog selling purebred inbreds, fake certificates, dubious pedigrees, and consultations priced by broken arithmetic.
A memorial and contribution site coordinating services, tributes, photographs, and the return of Eunice Wanjiru Mwangi Keige from Texas to Murang'a, Kenya.
An open-source Kubernetes security stack designed for journalists, activists, NGOs, and human-rights organizations with limited security resources.
A fictional economic weekly for Stardew Valley, tracking crop, livestock, crafting, and farm-investment prices across the Ferngill Republic.
An offline light-routing puzzle where players turn conduits to wake sleeping critters, then arrange the rescued companions in a grove of their own.
A first-contact gate that asks unknown senders to record a fresh, recipient-specific video before their message can reach you.
A Korean workplace toolkit for calculating leave and take-home pay, preparing employment documents, and converting or redacting files in the browser.
A heavily sourced argument defending British Columbia’s Islands Trust from someone who wants the institution abolished.
A Czech birthday-party microsite turns an invitation into a short playable adventure through a messy cellar, a secret gate, and a rat-infested second level.