Telltale Intelligence, down to the anchorage
Telltale presents coastal and inland wind, wave and anchorage information through model replays, methods and validation material.
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Telltale presents coastal and inland wind, wave and anchorage information through model replays, methods and validation material.
A browsable collection of 3D models of real Iron Age coins found in Britain, organized by ruler, region, metal, and date.
A community media initiative uses hands-on photography, filmmaking and storytelling workshops to help underserved communities tell their own stories.
A browser-based tool extracts stencil lines from a photo, with millimeter sizing and manual correction tools.
An interactive globe brings public camera feeds together with plate-reader locations, flights, fires, earthquakes, satellites, and weather layers.
A browser fighting game that uses webcam-tracked movement for punches, blocks, dodges, and special moves.
A browser-based planner compares five tile patterns for a rectangular floor or wall, then estimates tiles, cuts, grout, and a printable shopping list.
A local-first desktop dashboard that reads usage logs from 19 AI coding agents and organizes token use, costs, sessions, projects, and activity into fixed views.
A political-satire site invites people to submit everyday grievances as mock presidential case files.
A searchable Japanese reference catalog that helps identify UI motions by their appearance or sound, then supplies their standard names and AI instruction text.
A free browser-based reader for DRM-free ebooks, with adjustable scrolling, read-aloud, and accessibility controls.
A Chinese-language atlas of unusual vending machines, with stories, themed browsing, and illustrated explanations of how selected machines work.
A searchable comparison of reported factory extended-warranty prices, separated by plan and quote type.
A Hebrew-language archive brings together photographs, stories, recordings, and online posts documenting Yoram Oron (1946–1998).
A set of calculators for Japanese take-home pay, bonuses, annual and resident taxes, and furusato-nozei donation limits.
Subpoena reuses TraceQL assertions across unit tests, integration checks, and production alerts for OpenTelemetry-instrumented code.
A project invites people around Neufchâteau to explore a 1609 map, join walks, and leave messages for people who will live there in 2409.
A browser-based 3MF-to-STL converter with model preview, part selection, and batch ZIP export.
A free top-down browser brawler where grandpas settle scores with eight weapons, bots, and online matches joined by code.
A free-to-read collection of early church texts, with introductions, author guides, and themed reading paths.
A CLI tool that turns a Claude Code session into an animated scene mapped onto its repository.
A personal hub for Barney Swan’s regenerative land work in Eastern Kuku Yalanji Country, linking the Daintree station, ClimateForce, Land-IP, speaking, mentoring and Antarctic projects.
An independent research collective presenting computational-humanities programs and linked maps, language projects, and research tools.
An independent gallery presents rocketry history in four themed rooms, from early fire arrows and propulsion methods to pioneers and rocket collections.